Weekend Prince

Marriage: we love it. But perhaps not for the reasons you think. Yes, this is your chance to age and slightly wrinkled with the person of your dreams. It dinners, 2.4 children, and, much later in life, Grand Prix races on your outdoor custom stairs. But everything aside. Right now, while you're on the verge of marriage Kingdom, it is time to start thinking parties. Your party. And you'd better make a good one ...

If you try to hold your stag or hen night you want your party to go with the kind of bang that has people talking about it decades later. Want to be a legend partydom conquering. Want to be the prince or princess of stags or hens. Why not you? No point doing things by half measures here?

Marriage may be all of the early (and cakes, dresses, flowers, rings and appeasing slightly annoying relatives), but marks the end of a marriage and a beginning. It marks the end of your days basking in celibacy. Think about it - perhaps the last time you arrive to arrange a party night entirely on your own terms - and this is an opportunity not to be missed. In fact, it must be something to celebrate with the biggest, wildest party of better earth shattering your life.

But have you ever tried to organize a night of partying? Ever tried to get all the guys you know in one place at the same time - even if it's just down the local for a drink and a packet of dry roasted? logistical nightmare, eh? And we talk about the organization of the party to end all parties who may suddenly, either by issuing a little intimidating.

You need someone to take the hassle of putting your stag or hen night together. Do-it-yourself is fine when it comes to putting in place a tray or painting the living room, but when it comes to sorting hotels, activities, places, transportation and 'the most unpredictable element of all - your friends - you have a choice. You can either be entirely on you to sort everything and then get pilloried when the taxi does not appear, you will find the complete restaurant or find the queue at the club is three miles long or you may have everything for you.

This is where your stag weekend organizer chicken comes in. They will ensure that you get a stag or hen night is memorable for all the right reasons. They are your own personal party planner, there is a sudden ideas around, make suggestions, make reservations and ensure everything runs smoothly from enthusiastic, excited to start the vodka and Red Bull-fueled, finishing kebab-Laden. An organizer of the party should be the (relatively) sensible that sorts the tickets, hotel and taxi. The best part organizers should make all your friends would do if they knew where to start, with the added bonus of not emptying your fridge with beer or your nickname Haribo while they discuss their plans.

So here's how you do it ...

The 5 steps to perfect night out:

1. Make sure you have friends. Corruption cases appropriate.
2. Consider a reason for your party. It should not be a stag or hen night. Divorce? Been promoted? Is it a Thursday? You do not really need a reason to celebrate, of course - but it does help. And the most obvious reason for the better. Your friends may feel that you are buying a new toaster is all the reason you need to organize a weekend in Brighton, but on the other hand, they may think you're weird.
3. Think about what kind of things you'd like to. We assume that eating and drinking do-brainers, but how do you meet these hours? Your stag weekend be spent quad, paintball or shooting skeet? Your hen weekend involve rally driving, archery or learn the art of seduction pole dancing? Start canvassing your friends. Get some opinions. I.