Lean and
Green
Bachelor Party Planning: The Economical and
Earth-Friendly Way
Michael
Lasky
www.bachelorpartyfun.com
So you are planning a
bachelor party during one of the worst economic
times of our century. Many
groomsmens or their significant others may
be losing their jobs and/or watching their money
very closely. We felt it would be helpful to
give you our 411 on how to have an economical
(yet still fun) bachelor party. We also felt it
would be helpful to point out how to stay green
and do our share to protect the environment.
Below, we have provided some bachelor party tips
in these areas:
1) Have The Bachelor Party
Close to Home - Travel can get expensive when
you take the flight, room, food, drinks, etc
into account. Have a home party with cute
bachelor party decorations or go to a near
by restaurant and/or bar with a sober driver or
bachelor party limo or party bus.
2) Ask For Group Discounts
- Many places will give you a bachelor party
volume discount as they want your business more
than ever. Use your bachelor party girl power to
get great deals since it is a buyer's market and
many venues and services are struggling.
3) Plan Ahead and Stay
Organized - Make sure to start planning your
bachelor party way in advance so you can
organize and know exactly what you are doing.
Statistically, those doing last minute planning
spend more. We also see many people at
www.bachelorpartyfun.com order at the last
minute and know they will be paying more for
shipping or their plans out since they did not
have time to get discounts or have a plan of
"Last Night Out" action!
4) E-Vite Instead of
Invite - Get everyone's emails and send out a
bachelor party invitation e-vite, instead of
spending money on paper bachelor party
invitations.
5) Create Your Own
Bachelor Party Decorations - Get some colored
construction paper, glitter, glue and make your
own bachelor party decorations. Write "Last
Night Out", "Bride-2-B", and other cute sayings
on paper rolls. Make a pre-planning party out of
it which is fun and a great ice breaker to meet
the other bridesmaids. Staying Green: Make sure
to use recycled paper.
6) Pre-Party Before Going
Out - It is much more economical to purchase
Costco/ Wallmart/ Smart&Final appetizers and
alcohol than to go out and pay for it at some
bar or restaurant. Have pre-bachelor party
festivities before going out on the town. This
will save everyone some money and still be lots
of fun.
7) Get Some Hunk Films
Instead of Hiring a Male Stripper - Have fun
with the girls without the meat. If you are
going to hire a
female stripper, check out our entertainment
directory to find a sexy and reasonably priced
male dancer. Also make sure to ask what the
exact rates/tips are so you don't feel slighted
by how much it actually may cost.
8) Make Your Own Bachelor
Party Games - If you go out, play games such as
quarters, "I Never" as well as tell funny
stories about the bachelor. Check out our
bachelor party games
section or go to our reasonably priced
bachelor party games.
9) Have a Bachelor Party
During the Week - There are much better deals
during the week than on holidays and weekends.
Call ahead and ask for the place's deals. Any
Friday and Saturday bachelor party will most
likely cost the group more.
10) Supply and Demand -
Call a few bachelor party venues you are
interested in and have them compete for your
business. See who offers you the best package
rate and let them know you are calling around.
See if you get complimentary appetizers, meals
or desserts for the bachelor and maid of honor.
Also ask if they take discount cards like AAA or
see about coupons (which many times you can find
coupon codes on the internet).
You can also contact the
bridesmaids early and see if anyone has hook-ups
for any nice place. Maybe a club entry, bottle
service, discounted limo, etc. Work your
bachelor party magic!
I hope this bachelor party
tip information was helpful and that you have a
great Last Night Out! |