By Jude 
So, your friend is getting married. That’s great. Before he starts that new and exciting chapter, though, it’s vital that you plan a bachelor party to remember.
Whether it’s local or taking a short vacation with the guys doesn’t matter. A bachelor party should be filled with fun from start to finish. Here’s how to make sure you achieve that goal.
#1. Book entertainment
A bachelor party is likely to include booze and a little silliness. There is no better way to do this than late night entertainment. It’s a tradition for bachelor parties across America. It’s cheeky, fun, and a great opportunity for those who drink to get merry. While you may arrange a bar crawl before heading to the final venue, this option also means the fun can carry on.
Despite the alcohol, this is one of the best ways to create a memorable experience. Not least for the groom himself.
#2. Embrace hobbies
When the bachelor part is spread out over a weekend, for example, the days can be productive. The groom would love nothing more than to do something he likes with the people he loves. If he is a sporty type of guy, surf lessons could be a useful option. It combines an active lifestyle with learning a new skill. It could potentially unlock a new hobby for married life.
Alternatively, you may wish to stay loyal to existing hobbies that he already knows and loves. It’s guaranteed fun for every member of the bachelor party.
#3. Eat well
Ordinarily, accommodation choices are a priority when booking a trip. For the bachelor party, you just need a bed to stay. What is more important, though, is the food. A memorable meal at a top restaurant is another cherished moment for the groom. It’s also a chance to grab photos and take mental snapshots before the crazy antics begin.
A filling meal also soaks up the alcohol while ensuring you have enough energy for the activities ahead. It will have a positive impact.
#4. Book an experience
The aforementioned surf lessons are a good example. But there are many other stand out experiences that could take the bachelor party to another level. Booking a stadium tour of their favorite sports team would be an ideal choice. Or you could visit an attraction that they’ve always wanted to see with a VIP pass.
While the bachelor party is largely about fun, there is room for some sentiment. Besides, it’s a nice contrast to evening entertainment.
#5. Get people together
Finally, and most importantly, the bachelor needs to be surrounded by the best people. By arranging the trip in advance, it gives everyone enough time to prepare. A local event makes it easier for everyone to make an appearance. The group could pay to fly a sibling or other important person back home for the celebration. The groom will love it.
The opportunities to be surrounded with all the guys are limited as we get older. When the bachelor party achieves this, a memorable experience is assured.