How Do You Throw A Bachelor Party?
A bachelor party is coming, and we are now entering dangerous territory. It can be the best night of the groom’s life or the worst. It’s easy to get carried away and plan the Hollywood version of a stripper-soaked bachelor party, but it’s important to tread the thin line between success and excess. Create the guest list. If you don’t know the groom very well for some reason, find out who his closest friends are and invite only the varsity squad. A smaller guest list makes it easier to move from place to place, less expensive, and the groom doesn’t want his middling friends there anyway. Find the locations. This is where detective work comes into play. A hundred years ago, bachelor parties were formal dinners. Is the groom-to-be that guy, or is his favorite flick “Animal House”? Do your research. Start slow. In case the man of the hour wants to go nuts, but some friends are a little hesitant, start with a nice dinner or the groom’s favorite relaxed bar. After that, ramp up the action so
