Book one house, one dinner, and entertainment the whole room agreed to. That’s co-ed party planning in Miami when the bachelor and bachelorette lists don’t split — not two itineraries taped together at 11 p.m.
Ask both sides before you deposit
Club or no club. Performer or no performer. Boat with everyone or boat with half. If one side wanted a surprise the other side didn’t vote on, you’re not planning a joint party. You’re planning an argument. Get it in a private text, not in a thread of twenty.
Themes that don’t strand half the room
One color. Black and gold. A look that survives a charter if you’re going on the water together. Skip the matching jumpsuit plot and skip anything that only works for one gender’s joke. Halloween in Miami already looks like Halloween outside. You need seats and a kitchen, not a concept.
Entertainment that lands with everyone
Costumed performers, a photo booth, lights — those can work a mixed room if everyone knows they’re coming. A set that’s a private joke for the guys will not. Say “mixed, couples, adults only” on the call. We’ll match the act to the room. Kids anywhere in the unit changes the line. Hostesses fully clothed with no performance is a different booking. Don’t split the difference with a “tasteful surprise.”
House, hotel, timing
A house that sleeps the combined list is the point. Two hotel floors is how the party splits by 10. Miami Beach “no parties” still applies. Brickell desks still hate a pack in the lobby. One address.
Boat together in the day if both sides want it. Dinner together — fourteen to twenty needs a reservation two weeks out, longer on that Saturday. Night: one plan. Table, walk, or home. Not “guys to a room, everyone else to a lounge” unless both sides already said yes.
Money
One pot or two, decide now. Combined list means combined no-shows still cost you the hull. Collect before anyone lands. Date, headcount, mixed room: (786) 244-3811. Call for a quote on your dates and group size.