When you are planning a bachelorette party you don't want to over look any detail. The location, decorations and party theme are all integral to making your party a success. One detail that is often overlooked: the bachelorette party menu [http://www.allaboutbachelorette.com/menu.html]. Here are some tips for planning the food to serve at your bachelorette party.

No matter what kind of party you throw, the most important tip for planning a bachelorette party menu is to make sure that the food you serve can be eaten by all the guests. In other words, find out if any of the bachelorette party guests have dietary requirements - a diabetic diet, vegan diet, no-carb diet, etc. It is important to plan the bachelorette party menu to include food that everyone can enjoy.

The theme of the bachelorette party will play a big role into the food you serve. If you are planning a night out on the town then the food you will want to serve will be easy on the stomach. This bachelorette party menu should feature foods that are easy to digest and don't cause heartburn or other stomach upset. You and your friends will be drinking and dancing and enjoying yourself all night - you really don't want food in your stomach that will make you sick.

If you are planning a card party or poker party themed bachelorette party then you will want to serve food that is easy to eat and doesn't require utensils. The whole point of this bachelorette party is to enjoy a game of poker, gin rummy, whist or some other card game with your friends. It is really difficult to try and hold a hand of cards and eat food with a fork. Some tips for planning this bachelorette party menu would include providing a variety of food that is easy to eat with the fingers - cut up fruit and veggies, bite sized pizza, mini meatballs, stuffed mushrooms, spring rolls, chips, pretzels, and so on. You might want to pay attention to serving messy foods. If someone gets food on their fingers it will get on the playing cards. Some of your more serious card playing friends might not like the fact that a card is "marked" with food remnants.

If the party you are planning is a day at the spa, the first tip for planning this bachelorette party menu would be to contact the spa to see what is allowed in terms of food. Some spas offer a healthy lunch as part of the package. If you and your friends aren't planning on staying all day, you might inquire if you can bring some wine, fruit, cheese and crackers for everyone to snack on while being pampered.

A scavenger hunt bachelorette party will have some challenges when it comes to menu planning. The majority of the time will be spent in a car chasing down items or trying to find specific locations. There really isn't a lot of time to eat. If you are planning a scavenger hunt you might think about giving each of the guests a goody bag filled with individual servings of snacks, a bottle of water, an apple or banana, and perhaps some cupcakes or other individually wrapped cupcakes. Of course you can always have a restaurant be the meeting place at the end of the scavenger hunt so everyone can kick back and enjoy themselves, sharing stories of the scavenger hunt while enjoying a good meal.

Finally, the last tip we offer for planning the menu is to consult with the bride to be. She might have some specific ideas as to what she wants served at her bachelorette party. Since it is her special party you want to make sure she will be happy with the menu you planned.