A bachelorette trip planner that doesn't fall on the maid of honour
Ten people, mixed budgets, surprises to keep quiet, and one person quietly project-managing the whole thing. bothways spreads the work: everyone can see the plan, add to it, and answer their own questions instead of asking you.
Start planning freeStop answering the same five questions twenty times
With ten guests, every detail gets asked individually — what time's dinner, where are we staying, when do I need to be there. Put it on one shared plan and the answer is already in front of them. That alone gives the maid of honour her evenings back.
Divide the party across the party
One person on accommodation, one on the big dinner, one on the surprise activity, one keeping the arrivals list current. Everyone owns something and edits the plan directly, so it stops being a queue of requests routed through you.
Handle mixed budgets without the awkward conversation
Set the shared baseline low and make the expensive things optional. One booked group dinner, a villa split ten ways, and a couple of paid activities people can take or leave means nobody has to say out loud that something's beyond them.
- One itinerary all ten guests can open and edit
- Arrivals in one view so pickups actually work
- Saved spots for the dinner, the activity and the late-night place
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