Celebrating your Nuptials: 4 Stag Party Ideas that are Sure to Be Fun
Celebrating your Nuptials: 4 Stag Party Ideas that are Sure to Be Fun
Being the best man at any wedding is a tremendous honor that shouldn’t be turned down. However, the role comes with a lot of responsibilities during the wedding day as well as the days leading up to it. Being a groom’s best man is a lot of fun, mainly because the best man plans and executes a fun night or weekend where the men celebrate the groom’s last days as a bachelor. Below is a closer look at this and four different party ideas that are sure to be a hit among your group of friends.
Plan a Fun Activity
What sounds better than getting a group of guys together at an Axe Throwing Bar? Here, the guys can drink, eat, and get their aggression out by throwing axes at a target. This creates a fun atmosphere for guys to get together, joke around, and engage in a physical activity where they can boast about how good they are throwing axes.
Survival Exercise
More and more men are pushing the envelope when it comes to their final party as a single man. Because of this, many are doing a 24-hour extreme survival challenge with their group of friends. Here, the guys will learn vital survival skills that will help keep them alive in dire situations. This is an excellent opportunity for the group to bond and have a memorable time together.
A Night Out of Town
A classic idea that is still a lot of fun is a night out of town. Many men decide to go to Las Vegas for a quick weekend filled with gambling, food, drinks, and clubbing. Las Vegas is sure to provide a memorable and wild experience.
Camping for the Weekend
Though it may be simple, camping still remains one of the most popular themes for a bachelor party. There is nothing better than being in the great outdoors while hiking, rafting, and fishing activities consume the entire weekend. Men can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet while eating and drinking the weekend away.
How to Ensure Your Stag Party is a Hit
Planning a stag party is a lot of fun, but if not planned correctly, it can get out of control fast. First, try to keep the group to a small size, with around 12 to 15 people being ideal. This is a perfect number for providing accommodations and reservations at different restaurants for the duration of your stay. Such parties can be a bit expensive, so give your group enough time (about three months) to request time off of work and to save money for the trip.
Have a Solid Plan
Once the dates and the location are picked, it is time to solidify a plan to follow for the weekend. This entails making restaurant reservations, activities, and any other vital details the group would need. This will ensure that everyone knows exactly what is going on should they get separated from the group. Finally, make sure you introduce the entire group to one another because the odds are there will be some people that do not know each other.
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