Our best man is planning a co-ed Jack & Jill party- wine tasting event in the Hudson Valley a Saturday afternoon on a party bus. We'll go to about 3 wineries and then out to dinner, guests' spouses can come, even FFIL and my parents. BM is very generously supplementing the cost of the event, so that guests will only have to pay $50 each (for the cost of their dinners only). I'm excited and think it'll be a nice alternative to going to the tired club outing, getting tipsy and hit on by very annoying men and spending lots of $. Bonus: FH likes the idea (though I'm sure his buddies will probably kidnap him for a while after..). Anyone else going co-ed? What are you doing?
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