PG-13 Nonalcoholic Bachelorette Party Ideas

What if your best friend is unexpectedly pregnant and she asks you to be her maid of honor? You know you can't plan an alcohol-laden bachelorette party with a little one on the way.

What if your younger sister - not 21 yet - decides to get married on a whim? You'd best have some ideas on how she can celebrate her final days of freedom...legally!

Here are a few ideas for fun, alcohol-free, low-key bachelorette parties:

Plan a spa weekend. From soft, plush robes to pedicures, massages, facials and more wonderful pampering, what's not to love? You can get all your girlies together for a fun day of facials and body wraps. Next day, get your manicure, pedicure, and a massage. You'll all be on cloud nine!

Hit up a karaoke night. You don't have to drink to have fun! You can still go out to the bar and play along with the traditional bachelorette party, but keep a leash on things and require ahead of time that all the attendees avoid ordering alcohol so the bride doesn't feel left out.

Make it a milkshakes and smoothies night. Gather up your favorite snacks and some delish toppings and make milkshake masterpieces. Add items like fresh fruit - I highly recommend raspberries, strawberries, and bananas - or follow the temptation and opt for candy - peppermint patties, peanut butter cups - or even cookie pieces, especially Oreo cookies. Trust me. You won't be disappointed.

Book a room at a posh resort for the weekend and gather up all the girls. Play the games you used to play in high school, have a movie marathon and watch Patrick Swayze over and over again - in slow motion - in Dirty Dancing.

Rock out at a concert. Who needs alcohol when you've got hot, sexy - sometimes shirtless - sweaty men singing to you from above?! Who cares if they're taken...the eye candy is prime, grade A quality!

Wind down at the beach. You can relax, catch some rays, take a nap, ride the waves, and check out the hotties, all in the same place. Sounds like heaven, doesn't it?

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If all else fails, discuss some ideas with the bride and see where her interest seems to lie. You may want to keep the party a secret, but that's what bridal showers are for! Whatever you do, be sure you have some fun activities and party favors for your best friend or sister, the bride-to-be.