Does the bride want the room or one quiet chair?
For a Wrightsville Beach bachelorette weekend, I’d start with that question before booking anything else. If your afternoon includes a harbor cruise, the invitation may say when the boat gets back. It won’t say how long eight people need to shower. A tarot table at the rental lets the first few friends take a turn while the others get ready. Set me just outside the kitchen chatter so nobody has to share a personal question with the woman slicing limes.
If the bride would rather have everyone together, let her draw a card for a toast. Each friend can offer a wish inspired by it. Then I can switch to comedy close-up magic, where everybody sees the same impossible thing and immediately develops a different opinion about who’s to blame.
Give me the departure time, not the reservation time.
For a night out, work back from when the cars leave the house. For a night in, put me after supper and we can take our time. Text me the date, the Wrightsville Beach address, the head count, and whether the bride wants a private reading, a group show, or both. If it’s a rental, confirm with the host that an outside entertainer is welcome.