So you’ve read Part 1, and you’re well on your way to organising an unforgettable Stag Do. Here is the next (and final) instalment – The Stag Do Mini Guide Part 2.
Organising a Stag Do isn’t just about where you’re going, and who you’re going with. Once you’ve arranged the essentials, it’s time to move onto the finer details!…
When organising a hen party in this day and age, many women are looking for a little more than the bog standard night out dancing with pink sashes and the obligatory joke veil.
Luckily for the gaggles of women out there, the market has grown to offer that little something different to create a memorable night that is a little different.…
Many hen and stag parties these days have become weekends away as opposed to a night out, however not everybody is up for the stereotypical trip to Eastern Europe and are forever hunting for alternative, yet just as fun, breaks away.
Canal Boat Weekends are rapidly increasing in popularity as they offer an element of freedom to perfectly tailor your weekend to suit yourselves and limit costs for hotels as you stay where you play!…
As Best Man, you have the honourable and slightly daunting task of organising the Stag Do. How do you go about arranging a Stag Do that will be talked of in years to come? Introducing the Stag Do Mini Guide Part 1.
If Stag Dos came with a how-to manual, we’d like to think the Stag Do Mini Guide Part 1 & 2 would be it.…
Arranging a hen party consists of careful planning and well thought out preparation. Most people will spend more time thinking about the right guests to be invited. The following is a list of handy hints when choosing who to invite to your hen party:
1) Talk to the bride. What does she want?…
