The marriage has one lone bright spot: the bachelor party. Here's your dead-simple, quick, easy guide to planning it.
The marriage has one lone bright spot for the groom: the bachelor party. Follow the bachelor party planning checklist below, then check out the best bachelor party destinations, how to budget, and how to stay on your best(ish) behavior.
- Best Man Responsibilities
- Confirm the guest list with the groom; make sure all the right guys are on the e-mail chain.
- Find a weekend that works for everyone. Lock it down.
- Work with the groom to pick the location/activity.
- Figure out the rough budget.
- Ensure the other guys are cool with the budget.
- Buy your airline ticket.
- Hound the groomsmen until they buy their airlines tickets.
- Book the hotel rooms.
- Book the rental cars (if necessary).
- Book the stripper (if necessary).
- Research the right restaurants, bars, and strip clubs.
- Arrange for designated driver or cabs.
- Plan at least one physical/outdoor activity.
- Ensure all the guys have hotel/meet-up instructions.
- Chip in for the groom's expenses.
- Purchase booze/cigars/snacks for the hotel room.
- Bail the groom out of prison.
- Groomsmen Responsibilities
- Ask the best man if he needs any help planning.
- Book plane ticket.
- Keep the groom from getting plastered.
- Let the groom win at any game.
- Chip in for the groom's expenses (excluding travel/hotel)
- Buy the groom lapdances. (No less than 1, no more than 3)
- Don't let the groom cheat.
- Keep the mood upbeat. (No drama, no bitching.)
- No conversations about girlfriends/wives/children.
- Bury any dead hookers.
- Groom's Responsibilities
- Don't cheat on your fiancée.
- Don't cheat on your fiancée.
- Don't cheat on your fiancée.
- If you cheat on your fiancée, click here.
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