Bachelorette Party Pilates in Charleston
Book the studio for your group — a fifty-minute reformer class for up to eight, twelve minutes over the Ravenel from downtown. Something you will actually remember on Sunday morning.
The studio, your group, fifty minutes
It is a real class, taught by a certified instructor, scaled to whoever is in the room — the bride who does Pilates four times a week and the cousin who has never seen a reformer both leave having done something. Nobody gets left behind and nobody gets bored.
Fifty minutes, finishing with a stretch series. Morning slots work best: you are done, showered and out with the whole day ahead of you.
It suits a bachelorette better than most things do
No fitness level required
Kind to Friday night
Worth the photos
How it works
Tell us the date
We confirm the room
Send the details round
Turn up
The practical bits
Wear something you can move in, close-fitting enough that the instructor can see your alignment. Bring a water bottle. Skip the gum.
Arrive ten minutes early. We are a one-room studio with no lobby, so if a class is still finishing, wait outside on the bench or grab a coffee at Second State next door.
Full details on the studio guidelines page.
Where we sit
Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms are a short drive further east, so a morning class and an afternoon at the beach is an easy pairing. Groups staying downtown, on Daniel Island or out on the islands all make the trip comfortably.
Bachelorette Pilates, answered
How many people can you take for a bachelorette class?
The studio has eight reformers, so a group of up to eight trains together with the room to themselves. If your party is larger we can usually run two back-to-back sessions — tell us the number when you enquire and we will work it out.
What does a bachelorette Pilates class cost?
Group pricing depends on the size of your party and the time of day, so we quote directly rather than publishing a rate. Call the studio on (843) 608-8660 or send your date over and we will come back to you.
What if some of the group have never done Pilates?
That is the normal situation, and it is genuinely fine. The reformer springs can assist a movement as easily as resist it, so the instructor scales the same class up or down for each person in the room. Beginners get shown the equipment before anything starts.
How far in advance should we book?
As early as you can for a weekend morning — those go first, especially between March and October. Get in touch as soon as you have the weekend and we will tell you honestly what is open.
Do we need to bring anything?
Non-slip grip socks, which are required on the reformers, and a water bottle. Wear something close-fitting enough that the instructor can see your alignment. Everything else is here.
How long is the class?
Fifty minutes, finishing with a stretch series. Add ten minutes at the front for arrival and setup, so plan for about an hour and ten door to door.