Is it written in the stars?

Bachelorette parties.
They can be fun.
They can be disasters.
They can be delicious, sinful, wholesome, or
*other*

but should they go zodiac?

Who doesn't love astrology? What bride, if she considers herself in any part a "Renaissance woman," wouldn't die to know what the heavens hold for her and her soon-to-be-husband a short time before their lifetime commitment to Each Others' Virtues and Vices? I have lots of friends who practically *live* by the zodiac (or at least like to pretend to), so I ask, of all the things you *could* do at a bachelorette party, is this idea (below) a good one?

"It's in the Stars (and the Cards)

If the bride knows her Sun and Moon signs, plus her fiance's rising sign, we can predict with almost perfect accuracy that she'll love a New Age party. Hire a tarot card reader and an astrologer to do everyone's chart. This idea can be a big hit -- and not just with the starry-eyed bride. Who doesn't want to know what the future holds?"

I mean, I suppose knowing the timespan of your marriage might help you prepare for its eventual end, by death, divorce, or whatever else. I wouldn't suggest this approach for anyone prone to Runaway Bride Syndrome, however.

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We're serious.
Don't you wish you knew what it was?

Last week's poll on party favours for children revealed a 100% "hate it" result - thank goodness the little people are not yet taking over the world.