Personal instruction
Julia teaches the class herself and watches the room while she does it, adjusting as she goes rather than working through a fixed sequence.
Bachelorette yoga
Create a meaningful moment during your celebration with a private yoga class designed for brides, bridesmaids and friends. Whether you are gathering at an Airbnb, planning a weekend getaway, or looking for a bridal activity that is not another reservation, Rooted with Julia brings a calm and memorable yoga experience directly to your group.
Why groups book it
A bachelorette weekend fills up fast. There is a dinner booked, a house full of people who have not all met each other, and someone quietly running the schedule from their phone. Somewhere in the middle of that, it is worth having an hour where nothing needs organising.
That is usually what a private yoga class becomes. Everyone is in the same room, on the floor, phones face down, at the start of a day that has not properly begun yet. People talk. People laugh at themselves. The bride gets an hour where nobody needs anything from her. It is often the part of the weekend people bring up afterwards, which is rarely what anyone expects when they book it.
Bachelorette yoga is not a class you sit through politely. It is built around the people in the room: the friend who practises four times a week and the friend who has never been on a mat, in the same session, neither of them uncomfortable. That is what a private group experience gives you that a public studio class cannot.
The same class works for any gathering, not only weddings; see private group yoga for the other occasions Julia teaches.
The case for it
Most bachelorette itineraries are built around eating, drinking and getting somewhere on time. Search wellness bachelorette party ideas and the same handful of suggestions come back; yoga is the one groups tend to actually go through with, because it asks nothing of anyone and everybody is doing the same thing at the same moment.
It also works at almost any hour. A yoga bachelorette party might mean a slow Saturday start before the day gets loud, something steadying before the rehearsal dinner, or a gentle Sunday that sends everyone home in one piece.
Nobody needs experience. Julia teaches with options as she goes, so a first-ever class and a ten-year practice sit alongside each other without either feeling out of place.
There is no fitness test and no back row. Rest whenever you want it, take the easier version of anything, and stay exactly as involved as you feel like being.
An hour of moving slowly and breathing properly changes how the rest of the day lands, particularly for a bride who has been answering questions all week.
It sits neatly before brunch, ahead of a beach day, either side of a spa booking, or as the one unhurried thing in an otherwise full itinerary.
Most weekend bookings are something you attend. This is something that happens between you, which is usually why it is what people talk about later.
What is included
Yoga for bachelorette party groups looks a little different from a public studio class. This is what is included when Julia runs it.
Julia teaches the class herself and watches the room while she does it, adjusting as she goes rather than working through a fixed sequence.
Tell her who is coming and what they can do. The class is planned from there, so the level fits the people in it rather than the other way round.
Every class begins with the breath and ends unhurried. The movement in between is as gentle or as strong as your group would like it.
No mirrors, no corrections called across the room, no sense that anyone is being assessed. Most groups are laughing within ten minutes.
A slow restorative session, a light flow, or something that gets everyone properly moving. You choose the tone and she will say what suits the hour.
Julia Giurleo is RYT 200 trained and has taught groups of every description, including plenty who arrived certain that yoga was not for them.
Occasions
Bachelorette party yoga is the usual request, but the same class carries across the whole wedding weekend.
A calming way to start the celebration and bring everyone together.
A meaningful wellness activity that feels personal and memorable.
Add something intentional and relaxing to your weekend itinerary.
Bring a private yoga experience directly to your vacation rental or gathering space.
Start the day grounded before the celebration begins.
One session or several across a weekend, built to follow on from each other.
How it works
Tell Julia about your group, location, preferred date, and the type of experience you are looking for.
Your private yoga class is customized around your group, whether you would like a relaxing flow, mindful movement, or a grounding start to your celebration.
Gather your friends, roll out your mats, and enjoy a private yoga experience created just for your group.
Taught by Julia
Your bachelorette weekend should feel like you. Some groups want a quiet morning before the celebrations begin. Others want laughter, movement and something everyone can enjoy together. Both make a good class; they are simply not the same class, and it helps to know which one you are asking for.
Julia teaches every one of these herself, so the person you email is the person who turns up. Tell her who is coming, what the weekend looks like and how the group feels about yoga, and she will build the hour around that. If someone is pregnant, nursing an old knee, or quietly certain they will be terrible at this, that is useful information rather than a problem. You can read more about how she teaches, or take one of her live online yoga classes first if you would like to see the style before you book.
Pricing
There is no flat rate, because there is no flat class. What a private bachelorette yoga class costs depends on how many of you there are, where you are staying, how long you would like the class to run, and how far Julia is travelling to reach you.
Send her the details of the weekend and she will come back with a straight number and what it covers. She answers every enquiry herself, usually within a day or two, and nothing is booked until you have that quote in front of you. If she is not the right fit for what you are planning, she will tell you that as well.
Plan Your Private Yoga ClassBefore you book
Five short guides on the questions groups ask most often before they book a class.

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What moves the number, and what a quote actually covers.

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Space, timing and the practical details of a class at a rental.

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How the hour runs when half the group has never done yoga.

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Fifteen ideas with room for food, movement and rest.

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Choosing things a mixed group will genuinely enjoy.
Bachelorette yoga FAQs
It is quoted per group rather than off a fixed price list. Group size, location, how long you would like the class and how much travel is involved all move the number. Send Julia the details of your weekend and she will quote you before anything is booked.
Yes, and most groups have at least a few. Every pose is taught with options, so people can take the fuller version or the easier one without anybody making a note of it. Mixed-ability groups are the normal case here rather than the exception.
Yes. Julia travels anywhere in New England to teach in person, and Airbnbs, vacation rentals, private homes, function rooms, gardens and decks all work. If your group is further afield, she can teach the class live online instead.
Private classes run for small groups and larger ones, and the shape of the class changes with the numbers. What matters more is the space: everyone needs room to stretch their arms out in every direction. Tell Julia how many of you there are and where you are staying, and she will say honestly whether it will work.
Comfortable clothing and a mat each is the whole list. Most groups already have some mats between them, and Julia will tell you plainly what is worth borrowing and what you do not need at all. Blocks are useful, though two firm books do the same job.
It depends on the hour you give it. A slow, restorative class suits a late night before or a morning that needs to stay calm. A lighter flow suits a group that wants to move a little and wake up properly. Breathwork and a long, quiet ending suit the morning of a wedding. Julia will suggest a style once she knows where the class sits in the weekend.
Most groups land between 45 and 75 minutes, which leaves room either side for people to arrive slowly and not rush off afterwards. Shorter and longer are both possible; tell Julia what the rest of the day looks like and she will say what fits. The same is true for private group yoga at any other kind of gathering.
Enquire
The more Julia knows about the weekend, the faster she can tell you whether the date works and what the class would look like. Nothing here is a commitment.