10 Steps To Planning A Stag Party
10 Steps To Planning A Stag Party
10 Steps To Planning A Stag Party
Are you the best man for a friend or relative's wedding? If so, then the responsibility of planning a stag party may be on your shoulders. Here are 10 steps to planning a stag party.
1. Think about the type of guy the groom is. Even though this is a chance to give him a great send off from single life, it's important that the party doesn't go too far outside his comfort zone.
2. If you're in any doubt, don't be afraid to ask the groom. That's not to say you can't bring in some ideas of your own, but getting an idea for the type of evening he wants and how far he's willing to let you push the boundaries is a good move. If he's a sensible fella, looking for a quiet night with his best friends, make sure that's what you deliver.
3. You should also ask him for a list of everyone he wants to come along.
4. After you've probed him for information, leave him out of it from here on in. He'll have plenty to do with the wedding, so be ready to ask other friends for advice or suggestions if you need them.
5. Start throwing around some stag party ideas with other friends of the groom. This is the best way to get a list of stag do ideas from which you can start to plan something.
6. Consider how much your ideas might cost and whether it will be affordable for everyone. Just because everyone thinks a lot of the groom doesn't mean they can afford to break the bank. The most important thing is that the groom gets to celebrate with his friends and that everyone has a good time.
7. Consider the logistics of the trip, including how you're going to get to and from your stag party venue and whether you'll need accommodation. This may take more planning than anything else, and it could push the cost up quite quickly.
8. Once you've got a rough plan in place, make all the necessary enquiries about venue, taxi and hotel availability and cost, and feed this back to the stay do invitees. You'll want them to confirm one way or the other whether they are able to make it. You may have a few 'maybes' at this stage, so give them a deadline of when you need to know for definite.
9. As early as you can, confirm all the numbers and start asking for cash. It may be an idea to pay deposits yourself and then collect money to avoid missing out on somewhere. If that isn't a viable option, make sure you collect the money you need fast and make the payments.
10. In the run up to the big day, make sure everyone knows where they need to be and when. You may need to remind them a few times, but if you've got everyone's mobile number, they should be easy to sort.
So, if you're planning a stag party, all you need to do is start thinking about what you want to do and find the right venue. All that's left to do then make sure the stag do is memorable for all the right reasons.
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