Bachelorette Dinners Are Going Intimate with Supperclub Soirées
Move over, big nights out, brides-to-be are embracing intimate supperclubs that turn a meal into a memory.
The new-age bachelorette leans into meaning. Supperclubs are emerging as intimate, memory-rich gatherings that reflect the bride’s inner world. It could be a quiet dinner under frangipani trees inspired by summers spent in her grandmother’s Goa home, or a menu that recalls the street snacks she and her fiancé shared on college dates in Delhi.
For another, it may be a candlelit evening echoing the flavours of a hill station where she first realised she was in love. From the setting to the storytelling, every detail becomes a souvenir to the bride’s past and the journey that brought her here, to share with her closest circle. Hosted at a customisable venue and curated with conceptual caterers like Homā or Mag St. Kitchen, it becomes less of a series of wedding events and more of an experience.