Cabin and mountain bachelorette invitations

Cabin bachelorette invitations with itinerary cards built for rented houses rather than bars: check-in times, meals with names attached, and room for a hike. Hand-drawn pines and alpine linework in forest and slate palettes. Edit in Canva, buy on Etsy.

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Why cabin itineraries need a meals row

A cabin weekend is the only bachelorette format where the group cooks for itself, and it is the thing that reliably goes wrong. Ten people, one kitchen, and no agreement about Saturday night ends with three of you at a grocery store at 7pm. Every itinerary in this collection has a meals block with space for names, which turns a vague assumption into an assignment before anyone leaves home.

Name the cook
Not "dinner at the cabin" — "Saturday dinner: Maya and Chlo". It takes one line and saves the evening.
Post the check-in
Most rentals are 4pm. Put it on the card so nobody arrives at noon to a locked door.
Leave a blank block
One unscheduled afternoon is the point of a cabin weekend. Schedule the gap so nobody fills it.
Check the signal
If the cabin has no bars, the printed itinerary is the only copy that works. Print one for the fridge.

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Three-day layouts, ski trips, co-ed weekends, and the meals row.

What should a cabin bachelorette itinerary cover?
Check-in time, meals with names attached, one activity, and a quiet block. Cabin weekends fail when nobody knows who is cooking Saturday or when the hot tub becomes the entire plan by accident. The itinerary cards here have a meals row for that reason — it is the single most useful line on the card.
Is there a version for a three-day weekend?
Yes. Some sets in this collection use a single-night layout and others use a Friday-to-Sunday grid with more rows. The product page says which is which. If you buy the shorter one and your plans grow, you can add rows in Canva without the layout falling apart.
Do these suit ski trips as well as summer cabins?
They do. The pine-and-forest palettes read year-round, and the schedule grid handles lift times as easily as hikes. Swap the activity names in Canva. If you want something colder-looking, the slate-blue mountains-and-martinis set leans more alpine than woodsy.
Can I use these for a mixed or co-ed weekend?
Yes, and cabin designs are the ones people most often use that way. They are the least pink category in the shop. Retitle the event to a couples weekend or a joint bachelor-bachelorette and the artwork carries it without edits.
How do people usually send these?
Digitally, as a PNG in the group chat, then the itinerary printed once and stuck on the fridge at the cabin. That combination works better than either alone — the chat gets the RSVPs, the fridge copy stops the "what time is dinner" questions.
Where do I buy?
On Etsy, through the link on each design’s page. Live pricing, instant download, and shop policies all live there.

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