How to Plan a Bachelor Party

Our New Hampshire nightlife planners will create your nightlife itinerary with your specific taste requirements and within you groups budget. Just bought the book for a party I had to organize. I’m not the type to buy guides at all and it’s not like I’m going to read every page, but this book is organized and easy to read (and there’s an index).

More than anything, I like the fact that the author doesn’t just list the same old ideas like everyone else does. And he goes into detail so I could find out how much each activity costs, which is the one thing I never see anywhere else (and he includes price ranges across the country). The groom in my case didn’t want any Vermont stripper, so this book gave me a lot of ideas. Some funny stories in here too. Definitely worth ten bucks.

I actually think strippers are pretty cliché. The most outrageous requests I get are never from the groom he just wants to get wasted and have fun it’s the best man who wants strippers in the room at all times. I like to go for other kind’s party strippers of shock value: zip lining, tank riding, ATV riding, and bungee jumping basically anything with an adrenaline rush that you probably wouldn’t do at home or with your significant other. But, of course, at night, you have to hit the town.

Sometime during the last few decades, the dinner” was dropped and replaced by party.” This was more than just a change in semantics; the ethos and impetus for the tradition began to be transformed. It no longer became an occasion to celebrate the groom, but rather an opportunity for the groom to have female strippers one more night of freedom before settling down. Consequently, the bachelor party became an occasion to do all those things which would be considered verboten after the vows had been spoken. Dinner and toasting was replaced by, or supplemented with, strippers, gambling, and copious amounts of alcohol.