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We want to hear about your creative bachelor/bachelorette parties

Tell us about the most unconventional pre-wedding soirees you've experienced.

A bachelorette party at Lucky Strike Lanes, on the second and third floors of the old Woolworth building on Chestnut Street.
A bachelorette party at Lucky Strike Lanes, on the second and third floors of the old Woolworth building on Chestnut Street.Read moreGina Ranalli of West Chester rolls a blacklight orange bowling ball
    by Bethany Ao
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Have you attended or organized a creative bachelor or bachelorette party? Maybe instead of going for a mani and pedi with your bridesmaids, you holed up in the woods and enjoyed paintball. Perhaps you skipped Atlantic City’s clubs and slots to go brewery-hopping. Or maybe you and your bros indulged in a spa weekend.

If so, the Inquirer wants to hear from you for a story about alternative bachelor and bachelorette parties — basically anything that doesn’t involve phallic-shaped lollipops or a night at the strip club. Submit a description of what you and your pals did to celebrate someone’s upcoming nuptials, and we may be in touch.