Posted on October 7, 2009 - by admin

Stag Party Planning

Stag parties should be fun, but there’s a line that shouldn’t be crossed. Too many new marriages have begun with fights over what happened at the stag do. But, how can you throw a party that’s memorable and fun without causing problems? There are plenty of ways to celebrate the end of bachelorhood without stepping on any toes. Here are some do’s and don’ts on party planning.

DO: Make sure that the groom wants the kind of party you are planning. Whether it’s a wild night out or ski holidays in the mountains, stag weekends need to suit the personality of the groom.

DON’T: Plan the party that all the groom’s friends want to have. If the groom would rather have a quieter, more conservative party, don’t throw a wild nightclub bash.

If you don’t know what kind of stag party to plan, then have a chat with the groom. You don’t have to give away all the surprises, but asking him what his general preferences are can give you a place from which to start. Whether it’s wild and crazy or more laid back, the party should be something that the groom will never forget.