A rental house with a pool has become the smart way to host a Las Vegas bachelorette. Everyone gets ready together, the pool is private, and the budget goes further. The one challenge is dinner: the house is often a drive from the Strip, and a table for twelve on a Saturday night is expensive and difficult to book. Here is how a dinner at the house fits into the evening.
The timeline
- 4:30 p.m.: The chef and team arrive and begin cooking while the group gets ready upstairs.
- 6:30: Drinks and passed bites are served by the pool while photos are taken.
- 7:00: The seated dinner begins with a salad, followed by a choice of mains.
- 8:30: Dessert and toasts. Rides are booked for 9:00.
- 9:00: You leave for the Strip, and we clean up and leave the kitchen spotless.
A menu that photographs beautifully
A Las Vegas weekend calls for something grand, and the dinner should match: a sushi spread on gold risers as guests arrive, then bacon-wrapped filet mignon or butter-poached lobster tail with truffle mashed potatoes, and a chocolate flourless torte to finish.
The morning after
Book the recovery brunch for late morning: eggs, crispy potatoes, stone-ground grits, fruit, cinnamon rolls and plenty of coffee. Groups tell us it is the meal they appreciate most.
What to check with your rental
- Gate or community access for vendors
- Quiet hours, if you are planning a long dinner outdoors
- The grill or outdoor kitchen, if the house has one
Dinners start at $57 a person and brunch at $68, plus food. See our Las Vegas page or our bachelorette private chef service.
Tell us about your table
Send us the date, your guest count and the occasion. We reply the same day with menu ideas and a quote.