Pregnant in Vegas?

[hangryhedgehog]

DH and I are both in the wedding party for his cousin's wedding in August. For the bachelor/bachelorette party, they want to do a joint party in Vegas for a weekend in July. Since we are TTC now, there's a really good chance I will be knocked up by then. So I am wondering if it will be weird/uncomfortable/boring for me if I go. I am not sure what the plans are yet, but I assume the nights will be spent drinking/clubbing. Also, we haven't done a night away from DS yet, so two nights away makes me a little nauseous. We would do a practice night before the trip and I'm sure he'd probably be totally fine.

Would you go?

In other unrelated news, I brought an entire box of Girl Scout cookies with me to work today. Poor/brilliant choice.

[wolfpack]

Brilliant call on the cookies!

There should be enough to do in vegas, shows, gambling shopping, that don't involve drinking. I say go just for the relaxation. There not rule you can't hang out with everyone or if you don't feel like staying out ry late could always go back to the hotel and sleep. Just image uninterrupted sleep

[sagen]

Funny story I went on my honey moon to Vegas, besides the fact that I couldn't drink for religious, and legal reasons, I also was too young to gamble. Child bride, the struggle was real. I still had fun, I think you should go, yay to the girl scout cookies!

[seadragon2013]

It could be a lot of fun! If you have a say in the party planning, suggest going to shows, pool time, and shopping. Going to Cirque du Soleil and sipping on a virgin Daiquiri by the pool with girlfriends sounds like one step from heaven (in heaven, of course, you could drink all the rum).

Personal anecdote: I went to a bachelorette at about 12 weeks pregnant. There was a fair amount of dancing at hip SF clubs involved and it turned out to be an awesome time. I drank virgin Cuba Libres all night and was bouncing off the walls

[puck1182]

I say go for it! I did an overnight bachelorette party in NYC when I was four months pregnant. We did dinner at McGee's (a pub), drinks at Flute (champagne bar - I just made the bartenders make me pretty, non-alcoholic drinks), and more drinks (again, non-alcoholic for me!) at Don't Tell Mama (piano bar). So... basically a whole bunch of places that revolve around drinking, but it was still a good time!