37 Bachelorette Party Ideas That Don't Include Alcohol

If you're planning for an autumn party, head out to a nearby orchard and enjoy scenic apple-picking and bakery offerings back at the main building.

Introducing several groups of friends together during your bachelorette party? There's no better way to make everyone feel closer than sharing a laugh.

With a potluck, you'll get a mosaic of a meal that makes up all the tastes of the bride's best friends — and save some money to boot!

For the more adventurous bridal parties, relive your favorite childhood playground feature in real life by heading to a ziplining course.

Go full on old school with a slumber party — paint your nails or paint the walls, bake cookies, watch movies, and play Never Have I Ever the way you did back in the day.

If you're a maid of honor surprising a bride, there's nothing quite like surprising them with tickets to their favorite band.

Get your blood pumping and the party bonding with a scavenger hunt in your local park, or if it's too cold, the mall. Whichever team wins gets first dibs on cake at the wedding!

Throw a bachelorette party that keeps on giving long after it's over with a cupcake decorating class everyone can bring sweet treats home from.

Everyone will have a sweet memento to remember the party with after they finish their masterpieces.

If the weather allows for it, hit up a local pool and get your poolside Instagrams snapping. Bonus points for buying a cheap pair of matching sunglasses for the whole squad!

Really and truly, is there ever any situation where fondue isn't appropriate? Take the crew to the Melting Pot, or DIY your own fondue stations at home.

You know what most bachelorette parties are usually missing? MURDER! Fictional murder, that is. Check online and see if there will be any mystery dinner theaters playing near you, or make up your own mystery for guests to solve.

Get everyone's blood pumping at a local rock climbing wall, then #treatyourself to burgers and fries.

Nothing quite says "raging bachelorette party" like watching Ben Affleck get framed for murder with all you closest friends!

For a bachelorette party that's really outside of the box, take your crew to a psychic. Everyone can discuss their fates over pizza afterward.

There is nothing quite as tried-and-true for a party as board game nights. If the usual fare is getting boring, jazz things up with card games like Cards Against Humanity and watch the laughter peel.

Move over, Picasso. You and your crew are about to become the most iconic painters any bridal party has ever seen.

There's a reason Pajama Day was irrefutably the best day of school. Bring back the magic by hosting a cozy stay-in with hot chocolate and waffles and all the staples a pajama day deserves.

If you've got the seasons on your side, head down to the boardwalk for a day of greasy fries, beach reads, and splashing in the waves.

Bring out your inner Beyoncés and Shanias by renting out a karaoke room, or use a friend's set up on a gaming console at home.

If you're planning for spring or fall, take advantage of the mild weather by laying out in the sunshine with sandwiches and cupcakes and lemonade.

Put your cooking skills to the test by taking a group class, and enjoy the fruits of your labor (or laugh at the fruits of your culinary failure).

Whether it's a ballet, a musical, a play, or even an open mic night, there's bound to be something fun and engaging in your area for everyone to meet up at and have dinner afterward.

Get in touch with your inner kid by hitting the lazy river and yelling your head off on rollercoasters and eating cotton candy clouds bigger than your face.

If you get supplies at a craft store or through a perfume service, you and your guests can each design your own custom scents. Just be sure to lay down plastic in case of spills!

Get your groove on by learning a choreographed dance — bonus points if you remember it long enough to perform it at the wedding reception!

Yes, you know all the ins and outs of your town or your city — but you've never experienced them in a limo. Hit up your favorite nail salon, dessert place, and stores for an afternoon of fancy fun.

The "bucket list" themed party traditionally means you do all the things you "can't do" because you're getting married — but because it's 2017 and hopefully your marriage means building a bucket list together, repurpose the theme to do something you've been meaning to do with friends but put off, like the beach weekend you all keep meaning to have or the new restaurant you still haven't checked out.

For a party that nobody will forget anytime soon, get everyone decked out in paintball gear and head to the range for some healthy competition.

Jitters about all the wedding plan prep? Soothe everybody's soul with a joint spa day for a bachelorette party.

Even if none of the friends of the bride have anything in common, there is no gap that brunch can't bridge.

Consider it a rehearsal for all the wedding cake you're going to eat!

If you have an adventurous group, try bungee-jumping on for size.

Put your minds to the test with the ultimate strategy game — you'll be inseparable by the time the wedding day arrives.

If you live close enough to drive to a lodge that offers skiing or snowtubing, take a day trip and follow up your adventures with some well-deserved hot cocoa inside.