Whistler, BC — joint bachelor + bachelorette · the couples send-off
The weekend both of you get to celebrate — together.
A Jack & Jill in Whistler — the bachelor and bachelorette rolled into one weekend both sides actually want to attend. Ski, toast, feast, repeat — planned so neither half is stuck doing the organizing.
One weekend. Both sides. No one stuck organizing.
A Jack & Jill — the bachelor and bachelorette rolled into one — is the rare send-off that doesn't split the friend group in two. But pulling off a weekend for two crowds at once is exactly when you want someone else holding the plan.
We combine the two celebrations into a single Whistler weekend both halves actually want to show up for. The lodge, the dinners, the après, the activity mornings — arranged once, for everyone, so neither partner is secretly running it.
Ski all day, toast together at night, one long table instead of two. The send-off, done together.
What we plan
- +A weekend both sides celebrate together
- +Lodge or chalet recommendations for one group
- +Group dinners + a long-table send-off
- +Sourcing a private chef or catered feast
- +Après planning — patios, bars, timings
- +Optional activity mornings (ski, snowshoe, spa)
- +Décor direction + celebration touches
- +Reservations, logistics, one point of contact
- +On-weekend support so no one's on their phone
Two celebrations, combined into the weekend everyone wanted anyway.
The group
One lodge, one group, one plan — both sides under one roof instead of two weekends to coordinate.
The days
Ski mornings, après afternoons, activity options for the non-skiers — built for a mixed group, not one crowd.
The feast
A long-table send-off dinner, private chef or catered feast — one meal both halves sit down to together.
The night
Après and the night out, timed and routed, so the celebration keeps going without anyone holding a clipboard.
Three steps. Then the send-off.
We talk it through
A private consultation: the couple, the two friend groups, the dates, and the kind of weekend both halves will actually enjoy.
We build the weekend
The lodge, the dinners, the après, the activity mornings — arranged for one combined group, not two.
You all arrive
A clean itinerary for both sides. You celebrate — together — and we handle the moving parts.
One flat fee. Both sides handled.
A $1,499 planning fee covers the planning service — consultation, itinerary, reservations, joint-group coordination, vendor sourcing and on-weekend support. The chef, décor, photographer and group activities are extras, billed separately and never bundled into the fee.
The Jack & Jill Weekend
$1,499
Full planning fee · book anytime
- +One-to-one consultation
- +Custom itinerary + reservations
- +Joint-group lodge & dining coordination
- +Après + activity planning
- +On-weekend support
Extras — billed separately, not included
- +Private chef or catered feast
- +Welcome details for both sides
- +Décor & celebration touches
- +Photographer
- +Group activity (ski guide, snowshoe, spa)
- +Fridge stocking
Extras are quoted after your consultation — never added to the $1,499 fee automatically. See the full Extras menu →
The send-off both of you get to be at.
A Jack & Jill — the bachelor and bachelorette combined into one weekend — is the send-off that keeps the whole friend group together. Whistler is built for it: one lodge, a mountain that splits easily between skiers and non-skiers, and an après scene that loves a crowd. The Jack & Jill Weekend is the planned version of that — both sides celebrated together, no one stuck on logistics.
- Location
- Whistler, British Columbia — Sea to Sky Highway, ~2 hrs north of Vancouver
- Best for
- Joint bachelor + bachelorette, couples send-off, Jack & Jill, stag and doe
- Season
- Anytime — winter for ski + après, summer for patio + lake
- Group size
- 8–20 — both friend groups together under one roof
- Plan ahead
- 6–8 weeks; more for large-group lodges and holiday weekends
Why Whistler for a joint send-off
Whistler takes two friend groups and gives them one place to land — a pedestrian village, lodges that sleep a crowd, and a mountain that happily splits between people who ski and people who'd rather spa. The après scene is built for big groups, and the long-table dinner both sides sit down to is the moment the weekend becomes one celebration instead of two.
How to plan a Jack & Jill without the back-and-forth
The hard part of a joint weekend is the coordination — two friend groups, two sets of preferences, one plan. We plan with the couple (or one organizer), build a single itinerary for both sides, and handle the lodge, dinners and après so neither partner is quietly running it from their phone.
How to split the days for skiers and non-skiers
The best Jack & Jill mornings split gently — skiers on the mountain, non-skiers at the spa, the gondola or a slow brunch — then converge for après. We build activity options for both halves so no one's dragged onto a mountain or stuck waiting, and everyone meets at the same patio at the same time.
When to plan a joint weekend
Winter is the postcard — ski mornings, snowy après, a cozy long-table dinner. Summer brings patio days, the lake and longer evenings. Either works; the best Jack & Jill is the one that fits the couple and the crowd, and we shape the rest around the dates.
What's worth booking early for a joint weekend
- +A lodge or chalet big enough for both friend groups
- +The long-table send-off dinner — the one meal both sides share
- +Après patios and bar routing for a big crowd
- +Activity mornings that split for skiers and non-skiers
- +A private chef or catered feast for the group
- +Rooms and the Sea to Sky drive — yours to book
The Jack & Jill Weekend is a flat $1,499 planning fee, both sides celebrated together, with extras billed separately and nothing left to coordinate. Book yours ↑
The fine print, in plain English.
No. Any joint send-off — a combined bachelor and bachelorette, a couples celebration, a stag and doe — works. The weekend is built for both halves of a couple and their two friend groups.
No. We build mornings that split gently — skiers on the mountain, non-skiers at the spa or gondola — then bring everyone together for après and dinner. The point is one weekend, not one activity.
Yes. A joint weekend with one night split — the two groups go their own way, then reconvene — is common. We plan both halves so neither side is left to figure it out.
We recommend and coordinate lodges that fit a combined group; the booking itself is yours, or we can help coordinate it. Rooms and the Sea to Sky drive are yours to arrange.
No. The photographer is an extra, billed separately; we source and coordinate them. The fee covers the planning service.
Six to eight weeks ideally — more for large-group lodges and anything near a holiday. We'll tell you what's possible for your dates.
Yes. Custom proposals are available for larger or more involved groups — tell us the size in your consultation.
Yes. On-weekend support, so the couple and the organizers aren't the ones solving problems on the night.