The Bachelorette Suite · Est. 1886
It's not a wedding shower. It's a Yaya.
Picture a candlelit Victorian parlor in 1886 brick, the velvet glowing, the records spinning low. At the center of it all is Yaya — grandma with a liquor license, a playlist, and a dance floor — and tonight she's holding the mic for your girl. She'll roast the bride with all the love a mija deserves, then name a cocktail after her on the spot.
This isn't a quiet little toast. It's a full-room sing-along where the bartender knows her name, the abuela knows her business, and every guest somehow knows every word. You bring the bride. Yaya brings the night.
"Grandma's got a liquor license — and a playlist."
By Order of the House · 901 N. Alamo
Framed in antique brass and signed before you leave — the keepsake she takes home.
The ornate gilt-framed House Rules for the Bride, signed & sealed by Yaya herself — hers to take home.
A custom cocktail named for the guest of honor, invented on the spot by Yaya the moment she meets the bride.
Guaranteed request slips — hand them to Yaya, and the room delivers every single word, mija.
Karaoke in the parlor, costumes encouraged — bidi bidi bom bom, bride. Yaya picks the encore.
Every night at 11:11pm Yaya's anthem of the week plays and the whole room sings every word — make a wish.
The whole reason Yaya keeps the candles lit. Bring the bride; she'll get a name in a cocktail and a roast in good faith.
No pastel folding chairs here, mija. Same love, more dancing, and an abuela who actually pours.
Another year, another anthem. Yaya sings to no one quietly — she does it loud, with the whole room behind her.
You don't need an occasion to deserve a good night. Yaya never asks why — she just asks who's celebrating.
When the Candles Burn Low
11:11
The framed certificate, the gilt frames, the lovely manners — all true. But when the clock strikes 11:11, the playlist drops, the room rises, and the bride sings every word. Donde nadie se sienta.
Reserve the Bride's TableGive her a name and a night, and she'll have the certificate framed and the cocktail named by the time you arrive.