I don't really like either name, but chose Option A because Option B seems derogatory.

It tells me what the brand is about

I like the 80's throwback reference in this option. It makes me laugh because I grew up in the 80s and my friends would love this shirt. The other option leaves a lot of people out, because a lot of people don't drink that much.

Rad bride because it lets you know more about your brand for bachelorette parties. Also it is more memorable.

This one makes me think of weddings and a bride being edgy so it more fitting because the other name doesn't make me think of clothing, weddings or good humor.

I am not the biggest fan of either but I think it would be helpful to have bride in the name

A makes it clear that you're selling things for a bride and her party

I like this better.

It's plain and simple, to the point. The other name I don't really understand... The option I chose leaves nothing to interpret and you know exactly what it is.

I think this one gets the point across better. Mostly because it has the word "bride" in it.

this name just fits with what you have in mind and I would want to see what there was from this name

I have no idea what Lushes ready is supposed to mean. "Rad Bride" is cute!

This sounds catchy

Since the business is for bachelorette parties I would prefer a business name with the word bride in the title. It is more suggestive of the business that you are creating and refers to what you actually do. It is a better fit because it aligns with the product and gives people an idea of what the business consists of

I think A is better because it mentions brides in the title and that would get people's attention first if they're looking for bachelorette stuff I think. B sounds more like something for drunks or drinkers to me, not wedding parties.

The "Lushes Ready" makes no sense to me, but Rad Bride definitely lets me know its wedding/bride related and close enough to bachelorette territory.

THis makes it obvious what kind of thing they sell.

Rather be reminded of the 1990s catch phrase term 'rad,' than be associated with alcoholic drinking with the word, 'lush.'

Rad Bride is shorter with clipped consonants. The word "lushes" makes me uncomfortable, as it implies alcoholics to me.

I choose A because I like the name of the brand better.

The name Rad Bride makes the most sense for the context of the shirts and has a ring to it that can be easily remembered.

I think Rad Bride automatically will draw attention to a bridal party. Rad means cool and fun. Rad Bride would then represent something that is cool and related to a bride/bachelorette party. I didn't choose Lushes Ready because that sounds more like an intimate time.

It is simpler to say and gets the point of bachelorette parties across.

Lushes ready felt too wild. Rad bride is cool bride, which is cool as a brand. It stands out for me because I am a female and I feel this occassion is mostly about us because our whole life changes so this day would be so important for us. So, it was cool that it says bride!

rad bride is full of personality.

I prefer Rad Bride because (1) it contains the keyword "bride" and (2) it's cute and inviting. Lushes Ready is a good name too - but I'd save that brand name for a general bachelorette party company/site.

the first one doesn't make me think of bachelorette merchandise at all

I prefer rad bride because i really don't think that all bachelorette parties need to be all about drinking and being lushes.

lushes ready just doesn't flow and is hard to say. plus it doesn't say 'bacheorette' at all. the rad bride name flows better and is related to wedding / backelorette.

i am really not a fan of either names but i chose choice A because it sounds the most like a bachelorette party the other just sounds like an adult store

If it's a company for bachelorette parties, I think having the word bride in the title helps to sell to your audience. Lushes could be any of us women out with friends on the weekend or even with co-workers after work. ;) Option B doesn't say anything about bridal or wedding to me.

I don't really like either, but Lushes Ready is a mouthful. I like the play on words with lush, but not how they are now.

I think this may allow the consumer to know how the product line relates.

Lushes Ready doesn't even make sense. Rad Bride goes along with the theme of the store and people would know what type of store you are by just the title.

Rad Bride tells you it's going to be about wedding, and the other one doesn't. Also, Lushes could be offensive to some people who don't drink.

I prefer A sounds a bit more positive, than Option B in my opinion.

I think that this one is a more upbeat and positive name. Sounds like a cool place to shop at. I would shop there and look at the t-shirts.

this feels more wedding themed

this one is the better sounding one

I actually smiled when I read this name. It made me think about how fun the party will be with this site.

This name is more related to bachelorette parties

Rad Bride sounds more cool and exciting. Rad gives a wild side character to the name.

The first selection shows, having a good time doing a lot of drinking and enjoyment.

I think this sounds more unique, fun and modern.

I choose B because it's very catchy and appealing.

This name sounds more interesting, a catchier name!

Lushes ready is funnier for a bachelorette party

more catchy and the pun is memorable

Anything with the word "lush" in it instantly grabs my attention. "Rad Bride" just sounds too generic and overplayed.

Better option in my opinion