Ahhh.. the infamous bachelor party! Bachelor parties have a long history of crazy nights meant to celebrate (or commemorate) a man's last night of "freedom". Whether wild/crazy or moderate/low-key, you'll find local bachelor party services here:http://colorado.perfectweddingguide.com/all//wedding-celebrations/parties/bachelor//The Wheat Ridge Recreation Center looks and feels like a cozy resort. Don’t let the words "recreation center" fool you! You’ll be captivated by the Center’s country aura that radiates from the beautiful mountain stone and oak wood décor. The Ballroom features a rich wood dance floor, elegant lighting fixtures, cathedral ceilings, and special effects lighting that lets you create any mood – cheery to romantic. The Ballroom seats up to 250 people and can be subdivided into smaller rooms to accommodate more intimate gatherings.http://colorado.perfectweddingguide.com/all/wedding-celebrations/wedding-reception-venues/ballroom-at-the-wheat-ridge-recreation-center/12834/~One of our favorite memories from the treasure hunt put on by Rootles® at our wedding was seeing various families and friends, of all ages and from different parts of life, huddled over clues, laughing over guesses and throwing themselves into the hunt! One guest mentioned that she didn’t know anyone upon arrival, but after a few hours of treasure hunting she had loads of new friends (and dance partners) for the party later on.~Steve Engel & Emma Ansarra Applying a Rootles® hunt to your wedding celebration fits nearly as well as your wedding bands. Our hunts have been used as activities at destination wedding sites, Bachelor or Bachelorette parties, Wedding showers and even for a couple getting to know the area of their honeymoon. The possibilities are truly endless.At a recent wedding, the participants gathered the morning before the ceremony, and were all assigned to teams. As they explored the area of the hunt, they were meeting others while solving the clues and enjoying the scenery. Instead of the bride and groom’s friends and families meeting for the first time at the ceremony or reception they all had the experience of the hunt to bring them together at the start of the festivities. How do we pick teams? That’s entirely up to your group. For a family reunion or wedding event, you may wish to design groups so that participants may meet new people or reconnect with old friends. Or you can just leave it to us, and we’ll designate teams when the Rootles representative arrives to start the hunt. Where will the hunt take place? Hunts can take place wherever you wish. Rootles® is developing standard hunts all around the Front Range of Colorado and we are available to visit your desired location, wherever it is, to design a hunt that will fit the back yard or the back forty. Remember, designing a hunt for a new location takes a bit of time, so be sure to contact us well in advance of your event. Let The Fun Begin with Rootles! Call us or visit our website to learn more. http://colorado.perfectweddingguide.com/all/wedding-celebrations/parties/bachelor/rootles-quest-for-the-curious/27993/