If you’re heading to Nashville for a last hurrah before saying “I do,” country superstar couple Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood just gave you one more reason to gather the crew.
The country power couple’s four-story Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk on Broadway has officially unveiled brand-new VIP bachelor and bachelorette party packages, offering everything from neon lights to marquee shoutouts, Brooks announced on his Instagram and website.
All packages — priced between $500 and $2,500 for bachelor parties and $300 to $3,000 for bachelorette parties — are designed to take the stress out of planning while giving groups a true Music City experience.
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Every VIP booking comes with:
A dedicated server for your entire visit
ADVERTISEMENTExpedited VIP entry at the door
A prime table view of the live stage entertainment
A customized marquee shoutout to put your name in lights
For those who want to level up, higher-tier packages can include premium bottles, confetti showers, and even access to the exclusive private members club tucked inside the venue.
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“We’re all about celebrating and throwing parties at Friends in Low Places,” explained Strategic Hospitality’s Camille Tambunting. “We wanted to make it as easy as possible for groups to feel like the VIPs they are with these packages, and there are a ton of options so groups can pick their party path!”
Translation? Whether you’re toasting with champagne or raising a longneck, your group won’t feel like just another Broadway crowd.
The venue has quickly become a downtown hotspot, and these bundles are poised to turn it into the destination for pre-wedding celebrations. Add in Trisha’s design touches and Garth’s knack for spectacle, and you’ve got a setting where your night out is guaranteed to become a memory worth singing about.
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