Virtual Bachelorette Cooking Class - Chef Matts Culinary Creations

    Virtual Bachelorette Cooking Class

    Celebrate together when the bridal party is spread across four cities — 90 minutes live with a private chef, nationwide.

    Bridal parties are rarely in one place anymore. One bridesmaid is in Denver, two are in the city, the bride's cousin has a newborn, and the maid of honor is quietly doing math on who can actually afford a flight. A virtual cooking class is the celebration that doesn't require any of them to travel.

    Ninety minutes, live, everybody in their own kitchen with a drink in hand and Chef Matt on the other screen — cooking the same menu, at the same time, correcting knife grips by name and keeping the pace moving. It's the pre-wedding night the whole party can say yes to.

    Planning an in-person weekend too? See bachelorette party chef service for shore house dinners, or browse all virtual cooking classes.

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    Launching Soon — Dates To Be Determined

    Chef Matt's live virtual cooking classes are still in development. The format, menus, and pricing below are final, but no class dates have been scheduled yet and seats are not yet on sale. Send an inquiry to join the early list and we'll reach out first when the calendar opens. In the meantime, in-home cooking classes are available now across NJ, PA, and SC.

    What's Included

    Everything but the Plane Tickets

    The maid of honor sends one link. We handle the menu, the lists, the dietary notes, and the pacing.

    • 90-minute live class led by Chef Matt, private to your bridal party
    • Menu call with the bride or maid of honor before the date
    • Shopping list and equipment checklist written to drop straight into the group chat
    • Dietary swaps built in — vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy notes handled ahead of time
    • Optional cocktail pairing taught alongside the food
    • One join link, plus a two-minute tech-check note for the least tech-comfortable bridesmaid
    • Recipe booklet emailed to everyone afterward, with the bride's name on it
    • Recording for anyone whose flight, shift, or time zone got in the way
    Pricing

    Priced Per Person

    Private Bachelorette Class

    $100 per person

    8-person minimum — $800. Groceries are each participant's own and are never billed through us.

    • 90 minutes, live, on your date
    • Private to your party — nobody else on the call
    • Cocktail pairing taught on request
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    Public Class Option

    $75 per person

    No minimum. For a smaller party — three or four people — that would rather join a scheduled class than book a private one.

    • 90 minutes on a published date
    • Set menu, other guests on the call
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    One kitchen = one screen. Three bridesmaids sharing an apartment count as one kitchen, not three.

    A virtual bachelorette class is 90 minutes, live, private to your party, and priced at $100 per person with an 8-person minimum. Public classes are $75 per person with no minimum. Pricing is per person, however many people are standing at that counter.

    How the Night Runs

    1. Menu call. Fifteen minutes with the bride or maid of honor. We settle the menu, the dietary notes, and whether a cocktail is going in.
    2. Lists to the group chat. Shopping list and equipment checklist about ten days out, formatted to forward as-is.
    3. Everyone logs on. One link, no app to install. Cameras on, drinks poured, kitchens ready.
    4. Cook together for 90 minutes. Chef Matt demonstrates, the party cooks, and he watches the pans on screen. Recipe booklet and recording follow the next day.

    It Pairs With the In-Person Weekend

    Most parties that book this do both. The virtual class happens a month out, when the whole list can attend — including the people who already said no to the trip. Then the smaller group that does travel gets a private chef dinner at the shore house on the weekend itself. The class becomes the shared reference point everybody has, and the weekend stops being the only chance to celebrate.

    Why It Beats a Group Video Call With Wine

    A call with no structure runs out of air in twenty minutes and the quiet bridesmaids never speak. Cooking gives everyone a task, a counter, and a reason to keep the camera on — and it ends with dinner instead of an awkward goodbye. The photos are better too: five kitchens, five plates, one menu.

    Ideal For

    Long-Distance Bridal Parties

    Bridesmaids spread across four cities, celebrating on the same night.

    Guests Who Can't Travel

    New moms, tight budgets, and impossible work schedules all still get to come.

    Pre-Weekend Kickoffs

    A month-out celebration that builds up to the in-person weekend.

    Cocktail-Forward Groups

    Add a paired cocktail and the class doubles as the pre-game.

    Second-Time Celebrations

    For brides who already had a shower and want something less formal.

    Bridal Showers & Engagements

    Same format, works just as well for a shower or engagement night.

    How It Works

    1. 1

      Menu Call With the Bride

      Fifteen minutes with the bride or maid of honor to lock the menu, note allergies and dietary needs, and decide whether a paired cocktail goes in at the top of the class.

    2. 2

      Lists Go to the Group Chat

      A shopping list and equipment checklist about ten days out, written to forward as-is. Everyone shops at their own store, on their own schedule, in one trip.

    3. 3

      Everybody Logs On

      One link, no app to install, and a short tech-check note for whoever needs it. Cameras on, drinks poured, cutting boards out.

    4. 4

      Cook Together for 90 Minutes

      Chef Matt demonstrates each step, then the party cooks it while he watches pans across every kitchen. Recipe booklet and the recording go out the next day.

    What Our Clients Say

    "The pasta-making activity was such a fun and interactive experience that everyone loved. Chef Matt engaged with the crowd, kept everyone laughing, and made the class enjoyable for all skill levels."

    Gillian Idler

    via Google

    "Every dish was fresh, perfectly prepared and beautifully presented. Chef Matt was professional and easy to work with."

    Mary B.

    via Yelp

    "The meal was excellent - the guys are still talking about it. In particular the salad and the dessert which was phenomenal. Chef Matt made it effortless for us."

    D K

    via Google

    Chef Matt McComb plating a course during in-home private chef service

    Meet Your Personal Chef

    • 18+ years professional kitchen experience
    • Executive Chef by age 22
    • Academy of Culinary Arts graduate
    • USPCA member
    • Specialized in dietary-aware cooking

    Chef Matt brings restaurant-quality dining directly to your home. Every meal is crafted around your preferences, dietary needs, and lifestyle — sourced with intention and cooked with precision.

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    Where We Serve

    Virtual bachelorette classes run nationwide — if a bridesmaid has a kitchen and a screen, she's in the service area. There's no travel fee, because there's no travel.

    For the in-person side of the weekend, we cook at rentals across the Jersey Shore, South Jersey, the Philadelphia Main Line, and Myrtle Beach.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The private class starts at 8 people and we cap it at 30 so everyone still gets attention and airtime. If your party is smaller than six, the public class at $75 per person is the better fit. Larger than twelve — say a shower with aunts and cousins added — we'll quote it and sometimes split it into two sessions so it doesn't turn into a broadcast.

    A short shopping list goes out about ten days ahead, written to paste straight into the group chat. Most menus land at 8 to 12 items and one normal grocery trip, with substitutions noted so nobody hunts for a specialty ingredient. An equipment list comes with it, built around an ordinary kitchen — a stovetop, a sheet pan, a cutting board, one sharp knife.

    Yes, and she usually should. Private classes include a menu call with the bride or maid of honor, and we build from whatever matters — the dish from the trip where he proposed, her mom's recipe, or just the thing she's always wanted to learn. Public classes run a set published menu instead.

    We can. Add a paired cocktail and Chef Matt walks the group through building it at the top of the class, so everyone has a drink in hand before the cooking starts. The cocktail ingredients go on the same shopping list, and we always include a zero-proof version — bridal parties usually have at least one person who needs it.

    Two to three weeks is comfortable for a private class: that covers the menu call, dietary notes, and getting lists out with time to shop. Friday and Saturday evenings go first, and spring and early-fall wedding season books furthest out. If your date is inside two weeks, ask anyway — a set menu can move fast.

    Why Book Virtual Bachelorette Cooking Class With Chef Matts

    Bringing a chef into your home should feel calm, considered, and personal — not transactional. Every booking with Chef Matts Culinary Creations starts with a real conversation about your household: how many people you're feeding, the dietary preferences and restrictions involved, the kitchen we'll be working in, and the kind of experience you want to create. From there, Chef Matt builds a custom menu and confirms every detail in writing well before the date.

    The service itself is fully turnkey. We handle planning, seasonal sourcing, in-home cooking, plating or portioning, and a complete kitchen cleanup before we leave. With more than eighteen years in professional kitchens — including time as an executive chef by age twenty-two and ongoing membership in the United States Personal Chef Association — Chef Matt brings restaurant-level technique into homes across South Jersey, the Jersey Shore, the Philadelphia Main Line, and South Carolina's Grand Strand.

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