Good Bachelor party ideas ?

HAMMER

I'd like to keep strippers and clubs and all that kinda stuff out of the equasion. So if you have any ideas lemme know. Thanks for looking and for your comments!

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Go to a comedy club. Go paintballing or golfing. Check out Dave and Buster's (it's like Chuck E Cheese for adults) or a similar place. Have a "Bachelor Weekend," and go camping and white water rafting.

I hope you have fun!

Bachelor party ideas?

yaya

My buddy just got engaged. Extremly happy about this, great girl. I'm in the wedding party, so we're looking for bachelor party ideas. His fiance won't care about strippers. Just looking for more ideas then the classic bar and strip club. Also are joint bachelor/bachelorette parties good ideas?

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* Poker Night: Themed accessories can create an entire poker party venue, and watching poker championships while playing with friends can be a great way to relax at home.
* Casino Trip: Traveling to a casino can be a long bachelor party weekend including different gambling activities, good food, and other entertainment.
* Sporting Events: A sky-box or suite is a great location for a sports-themed bachelor party, complete with catered food, excellent views, and other spectacular service.
* Movie Night: Guy-favorites such as the Matrix, Die Hard, and other action movies can be the focal point of a cinematic bachelor party, including nachos, pizza, and other movie snacks.
* Home-care Party: While it may not seem like much fun, gathering all the groomsmen together to help with lawn care, washing the car, and doing minor home repairs can not only be an
opportunity for horseplay and casual fun, but itâs a great help to the groom-to-be to have these chores taken care of before the wedding.
* Sportsmen Event: Whether itâs a day of fishing on a nearby lake or hunting in the back-country, enjoying sportsmen activities together is a great way for the male members of the wedding party and close friends to bond before the big day.
* Playing Sports: A touch-football game, round of golf, pool tournament, paintball challenge, or day at a baseball training camp can help work off nervous energy and enjoy good friends for the soon-to-be non-bachelor.
* Food Party: A beer-and-bratwurst party, chili cook-off, or ultimate barbecue feast is a great way to indulge in delicious food and celebrate the groom-to-be with his favorite foods

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Where can I find the best bachelor party packaged deals?

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FraggerM

Found out I am best man and have to get the bachelor party for the Groom. Been looking and looking for good deals and packages but none of them seems to good and none include flight plans. Any one know good sites to find them?
I am in Michigan and the groom and groomsmen are in Illinois and am thing about Vegas

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There are no "bachelor party in a box" you can buy. And no preplanned parties. You can talk to the groom and get ideas about what he wants to do.

Lots of guys are doing unique things these days to get away from the traditional drunken party. Fishing weekends, hunting weekends, golf weekends, or less expensive tag football and cookout, camping weekend, etc.

It up to you and the groom.

(Edit: YOU know the groom better than we do. Most grooms appreciate knowing what the party is going to be beforehand, and doing something they actually enjoy. Therefore, keeping the whole thing a secret is often not a good idea, even though some people \/ \/ \/ might think so. )

I need ideas for a wedding shower and bachelorette party?

batmancrtn

I am the maid of honor in my best friends wedding. I am throwing the wedding shower and bachelorette party. Ive been reading ideas online for both but everything requires lots of money. Im on a TINY budget and was wondering if anyone had free or cheap ideas of things to do.

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A shower is fairly inexpensive depending on how many people you invite. Let's say you invite 20 people. Invites will run you about $30-$40. Then food. You can go as cheap as you want for that. I'd say punch, a cake, and a few sandwiches/puff pastries will run you about $50. You should have a co-host split it with you as I imagine you aren't having it at your own house. Then that would be about $50 each.

If that's too much, do some things yourself. Instead of buying a couple flower arrangements for the table, pick your own. Instead of buying frozen quiches or puff pastries at a warehouse club, make sandwiches yourself. Make chicken salad croissants and cucumber sandwiches. Then you could cut the cost in about half.

For a bachelorette party, how many girls are you inviting? It's not just the wedding party that's invited. I'd say the average number is between 7 and 15 girls. Ask them what their budget is. For $20 a person you can do a fair amount.

My bachelorette party we went to dinner at a restaurant that was doing buy one get one free appetizers. We all passed them around the table and it ended up being $8 a person for 2 appetizers each (though I don't think we actually ordered that much). Then we went to a few bars with ladies get in free. Then after about 1 drink, people started buying the bachelorette party drinks. Including buying my drinks, I think that ended up being about $15 per person over 3 bars. So my total was about $25 per person.

There are so many things you can do--it depends on the girls. For an older friend of mine, they hired a chef for about $300. They spent $200 on wine. That was only $25 per person since they had 20 people.

For another friend who had known her bridesmaids since they were 5, they had a sleepover like the old days. A lot of old 80s movies, popcorn and margaritas all night. That was something like $30 total as they got the bucket of margaritas from bed bath and beyond and popcorn is super cheap. Someone put the movies on their netflix.

My groom went camping for his bachelor party. A campsite is about $20-$30. Between beer, food, wood for the fire, gas to get there and other stuff I think everyone put in $30. They rented 2 campsites and between the whole group, tents and sleeping bags were covered. However I've been to campsites that already had tents set up for you.

You could tour wineries. When we were out in California we rented an 8 passenger limo. It was about $40 per person. Many wineries are free and the ones that aren't have roughly a $5 tasting fee. You could easily just do free ones though. Oregon, Virginia, NC--all have a ton of wineries.

One thing I've heard of some people doing is going to an amusement park. That ends up being close to $60 per person though once you have parking and food thrown in but there are lots of outdoorsy things you can do. Minor league baseball games come to mind. You could go to the beach for a day trip. A cooler filled with ice and drinks for the day, and stopping for a meal on the way down and back would be all. Probably close to $30 per person.

Some couples do a backyard bbq type of thing and just grill out burgers at the pool. Yes some girls go to the spa for the day or do some luxury trip to NYC and spend several hundred but I don't know any of them. Most people get married in their mid20s and most of their friends are poor.

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