I am still working on recapping Weddingpalooza 2014 and wanted to mention this awesome place we went for my friend Tracy’s bachelorette party. As my grandmother and mother were both breast cancer survivors this struck a chord with me.

I may have mentioned that my friend Tracy loves to hot tub and relax, so that was exactly what she wanted to do for her bachelorette party. She found a place that hosts bridal parties for a day of spa treatments, relaxation, champagne and hot tubbing called A Healing Touch Spa.

I didn’t know it at the time, but A Healing Touch has a much bigger mission. They are a nonprofit organization that provides free massages to cancer patients undergoing treatment and cancer survivors. I could not get over how amazing that is and had to share it!

As for the bachelorette party, A Healing Touch was a garden oasis! (All pictures taken by A Healing Touch – I was too busy enjoying the party).

We got to hang out in the big outdoor tent and drink champagne while waiting for our services.

I had an amazing massage one of the best I’ve ever had. It made me feel even better knowing that part of that money was going to support the mission.

They are also set up to do pregnancy massages, which was great for my friend Carolyn, who was in heaven finally getting to lay on her stomach on the pregnancy pillow.

They even set up a special cabana just for the bride!

They offer a number of other services, like couples massages with dinner, mud wraps, salt scrubs, hot stone massages and more! We will definitely be getting all of our massages at A Healing Touch in the future.

I also wanted to share this in case any of you know someone with cancer that might benefit from free massages while they are going through their treatments. I wish I would have known about this place when my mom went through radiation.

You can visit their website here. They are currently running an awesome Groupon for a Swedish massage for $35 here.

If you’ve visited A Healing Touch before, I would love to know how your experience was.

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