Folk bachelorette party

HOW DOES THE FOLK BACHELORETTE PARTY LOOK LIKE?

Every bride dreams of spending the last moments before the wedding in a unique way. The original bachelorette party organized in the Ethnocenter of the Krosno Region guarantees unforgettable moments combined with the celebration of women and community. This modern journey into tradition can take place in one of 3 extraordinary versions:

1. Wedding Rod and Wreaths
   During the bachelorette party, the ladies will decorate a wedding rod, a branch adorned with ribbons and crepe paper decorations. The rod, a symbol of masculinity, was held by the Best Man during the wedding, and the groom had to buy it back. The bride-to-be will decorate a commemorative rod using the materials provided. Additionally, each participant will weave a wreath for themselves (from felt, crepe paper, macrame elements, ribbons). Whoever weaves the most beautiful wreath will be the next to get married! After the workshop, the animator will take you to the Wedding and Guest Room at the Ethnographic Center, where you will learn about old bachelorette and wedding customs, the duties of a housewife, and enjoy our multimedia attractions: a virtual fitting room with folk costumes from various regions, Kinect games, karaoke, a ride in a cart with a ladder, and much more!
   This scenario can be implemented on Saturdays. Duration: 3 hours. Cost: 60 PLN per person.

2. The Bride's Chest
   In the past, when a girl married, she received a dowry chest from her parents, equipped with everything she needed for her new life.We invite you to the Handicraft Room to create a chest filled with various types of traditional crafts, symbolically referencing the old journey of the Bride. The Bride's Chest can be filled with items like: a wooden toy, a painted tapestry, a mini-spider, a motanka (Slavic amulet), a macrame keychain, a folk-cut window valance, a decorated wooden spoon, a woven bookmark. After the workshop, the animator will take you to the Wedding and Guest Room at the Ethnographic Center, where you will learn about old bachelorette and wedding customs, the duties of a housewife, and enjoy our multimedia attractions: a virtual fitting room with folk costumes from various regions, Kinect games, karaoke, a ride in a cart with a ladder, and much more! This scenario can be implemented on Saturdays. Duration: 3 hours. Cost: 60 PLN per person.

3. The Young Housewife's Recipe Book

   "A good housewife works wonders in the kitchen." It's high time to check if the Bride-to-be is a good housewife. We invite you to the Stove Room for a culinary workshop on baking mini-kolaches! In the past, this yeast-based kolach, made from delicate wheat flour, foretold the success of a married life. If it rose beautifully and turned a lovely golden brown, the couple was promised a long and happy life together. But if it turned out to be a soggy mess, it foreshadowed marital difficulties.  To ensure your baking success, you will be instructed by "certified" housewife Ewa. She will also help you prepare a "cheat sheet" for the future wife - together, you will create a Young Housewife's Recipe Book, where you'll include the most useful recipes! You will learn how to please your mother-in-law, how to warm your husband's heart, and what to serve your children to protect them from illness... From the Stove Room, we will move to the Wedding and Guest Room of the Ethnocenter, where you will learn about old bachelorette and wedding customs, the duties of a housewife, and enjoy our multimedia attractions: a virtual fitting room with folk costumes from various regions, Kinect games, karaoke, a ride in a ladder cart, and much more! This scenario can be implemented on Sundays. Duration: 3 hours. Cost: 60 PLN/person. 

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF A FOLK BACHELORETTE PARTY?

The bachelorette party is about 2,5 h.
The price includes products and materials that are necessary for workshops.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE OFFER

During workshops, you can get the advantage of the Ethnocenter shop offer, where you will find various items made by handicraftsmen.

WHAT IS WORTH SEEING NEAR THE ETHNOCENTER OF THE KROSNO REGION?

• Glass Heritage Centre in Krosno,
• Podkarpackie Museum in Krosno,
• Craft Museum in Krosno,
• Private Museum Of The Subcarpathian Battlefields in Krosno,
• Camper Park in Krosno,
• Prządki Nature Reserve,
• Maria Konopnicka Museum in Żarnowiec,
• Kamieniec Castle in Korczyna-Odkrzykoń,
• Museum of Oil and Gas Industry in Bóbrka,
• Kombornia Manor,
• Hot Chocolate Shop in Korczyna,
• Museum of Noble Culture in Kopytowa,
• Market Square in Krosno.

Publication was co-founded with the budget of Podkarpackie Voivodeship.