Where to throw a divorce party
The right venue sets the mood. Here's how each type of space works for a divorce party in Miami.
A boat on the bay
A few hours on the water is a fresh start in the most literal sense. Book a charter with a licensed captain, give the exact headcount, and ask about the rules on glass, food and decorations.
Good for: a daytime party with sun and music. Think about: summer afternoon storms, so book a morning trip.
A hotel suite
A suite turns the party into a sleepover with room service. It's easy for a smaller group and close to dinner and nightlife.
Good for: a pampered night in. Think about: guest limits and noise rules. Ask the hotel what's allowed before you book.
A villa or rental house
A rental keeps everyone under one roof with a pool, a kitchen and space for games or a show.
Good for: a full weekend or a bigger group. Think about: whether events and visitors are allowed. Get it in writing.
A private dining room
A private room at a restaurant gives you the big dinner without sharing the toast with strangers.
Good for: groups who want a sit-down dinner and speeches. Think about: booking well ahead, and asking about set menus and minimums for large groups.
A rooftop or a bar
A reserved area at a rooftop or bar makes for an easy night out with views and music.
Good for: a group that wants to go out without a club. Think about: dress codes and reservations for a group.
At home
Sometimes the best venue is her own living room, or a friend's. It's private, relaxed and easy to make personal.
Good for: a smaller, warmer party. Think about: who cleans up. It shouldn't be her.
Need help finding the place?
In the form on the home page, choose "Need a venue" as the venue type and add the headcount, the area and the vibe in the notes. Someone from P* On Call will look into options with you.
Quick answers
What's the easiest venue for a small group?
A hotel suite or a private dining room. Both are simple to book and need little setup.
Can we have entertainment at a rental?
Only if the host allows visitors and events. Ask before you book.
Want us to plan it?
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