Largo FL Bachelor & Bachelorette Party Venue | Event Planning Service Updated

Dec 20, 2022

Studio 131 (+1-727-386-9639), a leading event venue provider that serves clients in Largo, FL, and nearby Clearwater, Pinellas Park, and St Petersburg, launches its updated packages for bachelor and bachelorette parties.

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Following the recent update, the company offers a streamlined way of booking a venue and associated services. Clients can choose the silver, gold, or platinum package, then include add-ons like decor, videography, catering, and bar services on an a la-carte basis.

More information about Studio 131 is available at https://www.studio131orangelake.com

To further simplify the event-planning process, clients can also choose from an expanded selection of themes for their bachelor or bachelorette parties. Among the options available with Studio 131 are Floral Wedding Set, Mauve & Blush, Disco, Boho Pampas, and Autumn Pumpkin.

Historians say that the tradition of bachelor and bachelorette parties dates back to ancient times, but became mainstream in the 20th century. Data from TheKnot shows that 78% of betrothed couples choose to hold this event.

While a much smaller event than the actual wedding, these parties still require a significant amount of preparation. By offering both venues and trusted suppliers, Studio 131 lowers the cost and complexity of mounting such gatherings for its clients.

A broad range of premium decor is also available, such as cupcake tiers, lightbox signages, and fine dining ware. Clients can also choose from a variety of furniture, lighting, floral arrangements, and entertainment options, and book the venue for half or full-day events. Each rental space available at Studio 131 can comfortably seat 50-100 people.

Clients can reserve their venue and book add-on services online. They may also visit the site in person to conduct an ocular.

About Studio 131

Studio 131’s goal is to serve as an all-in-one source for clients’ event needs. In addition to bachelor and bachelorette parties, its event spaces also host weddings, baby showers, graduation celebrations, and other private functions. Moreover, the company regularly holds group classes for yoga, dance, singing, and cooking for the communities of Largo, Clearwater, Pinellas Park and St Petersburg.

A spokesperson says: “Your wedding isn’t the only event you have to plan for. As such, we make it easy to organize bachelor and bachelorette parties so there’s one less thing for you to worry about. Whether you want a small or extravagant gathering, you can rely on us to make it memorable.”

Interested parties may visit https://www.studio131orangelake.com if they need further details about the company, its venues, and the available packages.

Contact Info:
Name: Karen Aucoin
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Organization: Studio 131
Address: 11803 104th St, Largo,, Largo, Florida 33773, United States
Phone: +1-727-386-9639
Website: https://www.studio131orangelake.com/

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