Photo and video challenges around Nashville, played on your own phones across the whole weekend. At the end, everyone gets the full gallery and a recap reel of the trip, ready to post. Free for parties that sign up this fall, for trips up to six months out.
I've hosted thousands of bachelorette parties on my tours. The best weekends aren't scheduled to the minute. They have a few sparks built in. This is the sparks part.
The organizer signs up and gets a link to drop in the group chat. Everyone joins from their own phone in about 30 seconds. No app to download.
Challenges unlock the morning your trip starts and fit into whatever you're already doing: brunch, the rental, a pedal tavern, Broadway at night.
When the weekend ends, everyone gets the shared gallery and a 30-second recap reel of the trip, made from your own moments, ready to post with a trending sound.
While you plan the rest of the trip, start with my bachelorette and girls trip guide and my list of free things to do in Nashville.
Nobody wants to give up two hours of a bachelorette weekend to a walking route. So the hunt comes to you.
About 25 challenges that work anywhere in Nashville, open from the morning your trip starts until it ends. Sweet, silly, a little flirty. Never crude.
About 10 challenges tied to real downtown spots, written to take about an hour, plus a mystery finale that unlocks once you've done five. Do it in one go or spread it across the trip.
Get a Broadway band to give the bride a shout-out, or sing her one yourselves. Film her reaction.
Every pair of cowboy boots in your party in one photo. More boots, more bragging rights.
Find a local to teach the whole group one dance move. Ten seconds of the result.
The bride lit only by a honky-tonk neon sign.
The whole party plus the full skyline from the pedestrian bridge.
Mid-toast, cups touching, nobody looking at the camera.
No challenge requires a drink. Nothing unsafe, nothing that makes a bartender's night harder.
When the hunt ends, your best moments become a 30-second vertical reel: your clips and photos, each with its challenge caption, opening with the bride's name and the dates. No music baked in, on purpose, so you can add whatever sound is trending when you post it. It's yours to keep, post, or send to the one friend who couldn't make it.
Your reel, made from your own photos and videos.
Parties that sign up this fall play free, for trips up to six months out. In return, I'd love to feature your photos and clips: on our Instagram, in our weekly Scavenger Hunt Saturday reel, and on this page.
Launching this fall. Tell me about your trip and you'll be the first to hear the moment your hunt is ready.
Free. No spam. I'll email you when it's ready, and maybe once with a Nashville tip or two.
Yes. Parties that sign up this fall play free, for trips up to six months out. In return, A Little Local Flavor asks permission to feature your photos and videos in its marketing, and anything you hide stays private. A paid version may come later.
No. The hunt runs in your phone's web browser from a link the organizer shares in the group chat. Each player enters a name and email, agrees to a short photo release, and plays.
As long as your weekend. Challenges unlock the morning your trip starts and stay open until it ends. The Broadway chapter takes about an hour if you do it in one go, and you can spread it across the trip instead.
It is fun and flirty, never crude, and no challenge requires a drink. Players must be 21 or older, because part of it happens in and around the honky-tonks on Broadway.
Everyone in the party gets the shared gallery of every photo and video, plus a 30-second recap reel of the trip made from your own moments, ready to post with whatever sound is trending.
The scavenger hunt is self-guided and free. The Downtown Nashville Food Tour is A Little Local Flavor's guided three-hour walk through six locally owned restaurants with live music along the way, and it is the first thing Christine would book for any bachelorette weekend.
The Downtown Nashville Food Tour: three hours, six locally owned restaurants, live music along the way, and a private option for groups. It's my number one recommendation for a bachelorette weekend, hunt or no hunt.
Planning the rest of the weekend? My full guide covers where to stay, where to eat with a big group, and what to skip.
Read the Nashville bachelorette guide