Selena Gomez had a blissful weekend celebrating her last days of being single.

The Rare Beauty founder, 33, shared pics and video from her bachelorette party in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, ahead of her wedding to fiancé Benny Blanco.

Gomez celebrated with a group of close girlfriends — including longtime pals Racquelle Stevens, Ashley Cook and Courtney Lopez — soaking up the sun on a yacht.

Dreamy pics showed Gomez wearing a backless pearl halter dress with a white veil that read “bride to be” in cursive and rocking a white bikini.

Gomez’s loved ones definitely made the bachelorette party festive for her, gifting her with pajamas reading “bride to be” with feather trim. They also decorated their room with plenty of heart-shaped balloons and balloons spelling out “bride.”

Blanco — whose real name is Benjamin Levin — received a few nods during the festivities, as Gomez included a shot of herself posing in front of silver balloons spelling out “Mrs. Levin.”

In a video set to Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream,” Gomez also shared footage of her gal pals waving cutouts of Blanco’s face.

Relaxing activities over the weekend included watching “Wedding Crashers,” candlelit beach dinners as well as plenty of dancing.

While Gomez enjoyed her bachelorette party in Mexico, Page Six learned that Blanco spent the weekend at the luxurious, $25,000-a-night Chairman Villa at Resorts World Las Vegas.

The couple is in the midst of planning their impending nuptials.

She and the music producer, 37, got engaged in December 2024 after a year and a half of dating.

Love is definitely in the air as Gomez recently shared a sweet reaction to her close friend Taylor Swift getting engaged to Travis Kelce. She shared Swift and Kelce’s joint Instagram post and wrote on top, “When bestie gets engaged,” alongside a heart face emoji.

Gomez also shared a resurfaced message that Swift sent to her back in 2009 alongside snaps from their respective engagement announcements.

“Real love still happens sometimes. It’s not just something we make up when we’re nine. I have to believe that. You do too,” the “Blank Space” singer tweeted 16 years ago.