For the bride that’s looking for the royal treatment, the Champagne Bar at Four Seasons Surfside is the answer. The bride-to-be can kick the evening off sipping copious amounts of Champagne at the stunning bar, home to Miami's largest selection of bubbly. She can taste Italy in the breathtaking dining room with its sophisticated yet simple dishes like tagliatelle in Bolognese.

Have a bride who wants to be seen in the scene? Make reservations at David Grutman and Pharrell’s Miami Design District hot spot. This trendy restaurant is the place for those hoping to have a celebrity sighting to highlight the evening. The restaurant is decked out with blush pink decor and white marble, while upstairs Bar Bevy is decorated with reds, blues, and sultry animal prints, making gorgeous photo backgrounds. 

The Edition Miami is the place for a night filled with interactive activities. Start at Matador Bar for fun cocktails before heading downstairs to get the real party started. Once inside the aptly named Basement, there’s neon-lit bowling and ice skating.

Another New York classic that’s made its way to the 305, and it’s quickly been a hit. While the inside is nearly a replica of the original NYC location, the outdoor patio is lush and spacious, and feels like you aren’t even in Wynwood. Still, perhaps a garden party somewhere relaxed and elevated. Plates are perfect for sharing amongst a group, and the vibes are always on point.

Pursue happiness while celebrating the bride and her tribe at the award-winning Sweet Liberty Drinks & Supply Company on South Beach. Sip on the famed pina colada while basking in the glow of the neon light until 5 a.m. Need something to soak up those cocktails? The kitchen stays open just as late as the bar, serving up some of the best pub fare in town. Pro tip: Call ahead and reserve the bar table. It perches the bridal crew with a view of the entire bar like VIPs. 

While these rooftop vibes make for a sultry dinner spot, brunch is the move at Lincoln Road’s Mila restaurant. For $95 per person, this brunch features bottomless cocktails and bubbles alongside an array of dishes, including salads, dips, sushi, ceviche, pork belly banh mi, robata lamb, and nearly a dozen other dishes served buffet-style — plus a choice of entree and a dessert platter.

For the bride who wants to get wild, Miami’s 24-hour “ultraclub” E11even is the place to make it happen. This high-energy spot serves drinks all night and is home to some of the best late-night parties in town. Unexpected performances by A-list talents are the norm, and the people-watching is incredibly entertaining. Go all out with the “After The Party, It’s The After Party” package, which includes VIP table service and a congratulations message for the couple streaming on the club’s LED screens.

A kiki at Kiki on the River is one of a kind. Set along the Miami River, this hot spot knows how to make a bachelorette feel like she’s the most important person in the room while also serving stellar Greek food. From the Sunday Funday party with massive bottle trains and sparklers to the option of balling out with Kiki at Sea on the restaurant’s private yacht — there’s nothing quite like celebrating here.

A long night out celebrating an upcoming wedding will likely result in a rough next morning that can only be remedied by large plates of comfort food. Enter Big Pink, Miami Beach’s answer to where to go the morning after. This multi-page menu features an all-day breakfast, over a dozen burgers and sandwiches, massive entrees, and buckets of fried appetizers like onion rings, French fries, fried pickles, crispy calamari, buffalo chicken tenders, and more. It’s a casual spot just a few blocks from the ocean, making it easy to dip in the water or tan before or after.

For the bride that’s looking for dinner and a show — Calle Dragones is a spot to consider. There's a vibe for all kinds, from Havana Nights to Spanish Fiestas to Salsa Disco Fever and even a Piano Night. Serving Cuban-Asian cuisine, this Cabaret restaurant has two locations in Colombia and has quickly become the talk of the town in Miami.

Easily one of the best views in the city, La Mar’s epic brunch makes for a fabulous bachelorette party — from the gorgeous views of Biscayne Bay and Brickell’s skyline to the endless options during the buffet-style meal. This $135 brunch includes bottomless bubbles and cocktails, plus an array of sushi, ceviche, hot and cold dishes, a choice of entree, and the most exciting dollhouse filled with desserts that are presented at the end of the meal.

For the bride that genuinely wants a chill night with a special meal, a solid omakase experience fits the bill. Shingo is a cozy and simply stunning Coral Gables spot with 14 seats (making it perfect for a group). It serves an 18-course menu of traditional Japanese nigiri, seasonal sashimi, and Yakimono dishes. Guests can opt for sake pairings, making this an easy, no choices to be made kind of night.