The Groom’s Last Night as a Bachelor: Party On!

Usually, brides-to-be take the spotlight from the groom-to-be, and brides are the ones who usually have bridal showers, but even grooms must celebrate this important time in their lives! Whether the groom's relatives, friends, or even his bride want to throw him a bachelor party before his wedding, here are some great ideas and tips:

The first thing to be addressed is choosing a venue. The bachelor party can be held at home, at a restaurant, a lounge, a sports club, or even at a spa if the groom is looking for a day of relaxation with his boys. It can also be a weekend getaway for the groom and his groomsmen, brothers, cousins, and friends.

If you’re planning a bachelor party for the groom, make sure you send invitations to the most important men in the groom's life.

Don't worry about the decoration so much, men don't tend to notice details, a few balloons and funny touches here and there are more than enough.

Make sure there is plenty of food! No party is complete without a yummy buffet to satisfy everyone.

If the groom and his friends want to have drinks to celebrate, make sure the bachelor party isn’t only a day or two before the wedding. There’s absolutely no need to ruin the big day with a massive hangover.

And since the bachelor party is a symbolic gesture held to say goodbye to bachelorhood, the groom’s friends could go wild and plan a funny or naughty surprise, but be careful not to upset the bride!