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Bachelor Party: Making Commemorative T-Shirts

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Bachelor Party: Making Commemorative T-Shirts

You’re almost set for the bachelor party next month. You’ve got the destination chosen, the guests are confirmed, and you’re finalizing flight times. The next major item on your list is to pick out the design for the commemorative t-shirts. Are you certain you want to brand him and the group? Well…

Money better spent?: It’s highly unlikely that anybody will ever wear their t-shirt again. It will likely get shoved to the bottom of a drawer for a few years before being thrown away. Use the money you would have wasted spent on t-shirts to buy more beer or plan a fun activity instead. Try getting a white T-Shirt for the bachelor. This allows for interactions with girls while they sign him as opposed to an outright branding.
It’s very popular amongst women: Commemorative t-shirts are usually associated with bachelorette parties. Now, we’re not saying people will think your group is girly just because you are all wearing matching light blue t-shirts, but do you really want to take that chance?

Keep a few things in mind: When girls identify the bachelor (and they will), they’ll ask many questions about the wedding, and the groom will have no choice but to answer. This can be a great line opener and increase the odds of meeting lots of girls, but the guest of honor may get involved in deep conversation about wedding plans, so be prepared to cut in and make sure those girls are talking and sharing drinks with the rest of the group and talking about that nights plans…

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Is Your Significant Other Still Fuming About That Montreal Bachelor Party? Tickets to New Years XS 2010 Might Get You Out of the Doghouse!

Friday, November 20th, 2009

Maybe it was the pictures you meant to erase before you got back home. Perhaps a buddy wasn’t as good at keeping secrets as you thought. Or possibly your girl is just too smart to believe that you spent that Montreal bachelor party touring the botanical gardens and admiring the architecture of Old Montreal. Whatever the reason, things haven’t been quite the same since you returned from that bachelor party in Montreal. If your gifts of flowers and jewelry haven’t been enough to ease your lady’s anger and suspicions, there is one more thing you could try…
Tickets to Montreal New Years XS 2010 might just be the thing to finally smooth things over with you and your lady. Taking her to the most elite New Years event in Montreal will show her that you believe she deserves only the very best. And if she’s the type that loves to let loose and have a good time, the music, open bar, light show, and carefree atmosphere will probably be enough to melt away her ire.
If you’re using New Years XS 2010 tickets as a makeup gift, there are two things to remember. First, do NOT let her see you checking out the body painted models. If she’s like most women, those stories about appreciating fine art just won’t fly. Second, resist the urge to show her the places you really visited during that bachelor party. Stick to the original story (botanical gardens and buildings) no matter what. Her insisting that she won’t be angry if you show her the Montreal strip clubs you visited is almost certainly a trap. Don’t get lured in!

Bachelor Party Mistakes: Revealing the Bachelor’s Identity to Everyone

Friday, November 6th, 2009


Yes, the bachelor has found the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with. While he may not necessarily be trying to hide this fact, he probably won’t want his status as the soon-to-be groom made known to everyone you meet. Here’s why screaming, “He’s the bachelor!” everywhere you go and pointing out the groom is a bachelor party don’t.

 

#1 – It’s supposed to be the groom’s last night of freedom, not a time to replay the minute details of his upcoming nuptials. This is supposed to be a wild night, an evening to bend the rules and let loose. Be forewarned…once you identify the bachelor, he will be stuck answering a lot of questions, including how he proposed, what the bride’s dress looks like, if the ceremony will be in a church, where they are going on their honeymoon, how they met, etc. Is that what you want, for the groom or yourself? Yeah, we didn’t think so.   

 

#2 – A bachelor party is a time for the groom to forget about the wedding for a while. Wedding planning is more stressful than most people realize. It can cause rifts in relationships and disagreements between family members. Give the groom some time to blow off some steam and forget about any wedding-related problems for a few hours. An important part of this is not mentioning the wedding to everyone.

 

#3 – The groom may not want people to know he’s the one getting married. And by people, we mean attractive women who may happen to be out at the night clubs. Your buddy will only ever have one bachelor party, so give him a break.

#4 - Read the Bachelor Party Mistakes lists before you start planning the event.

Bachelor Party Don’t: Taking a Ton of Pictures

Friday, October 23rd, 2009


Montreal is where your group will be celebrating the groom’s last night of freedom. With so much culture around you, it’s only natural that you’d want to take some pictures to help you remember your once-in-a-lifetime trip. Snapping pictures every five seconds is something you should really try not to do during a bachelor party, though. Following are the top three reasons why:

 

#1 – It screams “tourist!”: Wherever you decide to hold the bachelor party, you want to blend in with the locals and appear as though your group belongs in the town or city. Snapping a picture every three or four feet when you walk down the road or through a park tells everybody you’re somebody who’s “just visiting.”

#2 – It may result in the mistaken collection of evidence: It’s a simple relationship: the more pictures you take, the higher the likelihood you will take a picture of something you shouldn’t. Most bachelor party experts say that these events should be camera-free, but if you insist on taking it along, snap a few pictures of your group before you head out to any strip clubs or bars. Fewer pictures that are well-planned are always a safer bet than a multitude of candid shots.

#3 – You only need so many pictures of that local landmark: Some people who bring cameras along end up wasting a lot of time photographing buildings and scenery, time that could be better spent admiring the local female population. Don’t be one of those tourists who takes 100 pictures of Old Montreal for the folks back home. They’ll be bored after the first 10 anyway, so buy some postcards instead.   

Top Reasons to Have a Bachelor Party in Montreal: Uniqueness

Saturday, October 3rd, 2009

When it comes to bachelor parties, one of the main goals should be to plan an event that is original. A Las Vegas bachelor party…now that’s never been done. A jaunt to Atlantic City…yawn. If you’re looking for a destination that is unique in every sense of the word, Montreal is the clear choice each and every time.

A bachelor party in Montreal is one destination that hasn’t been done to death: Montreal is a somewhat unusual destination, and you’re sure to raise some eyebrows when you tell everybody you’re heading to Canada to share one last weekend of fun with the groom.

Montreal is a blend of sinfulness and haute culture: Montreal has everything a group of guys looking for a good time could want. There are dozens of strip clubs serving up plenty of booze, hot women, and full-contact lap dances, as well as an eclectic selection of night clubs. But Montreal’s naughty nightlife is just a small part of the city’s identity. You can also enjoy thrilling rides at the La Ronde amusement park, sample gourmet delicacies in the fine restaurants, and stroll through Old Montreal to experience the unique old-world culture.

Montreal VIP offers matchless bachelor party options: Montreal is also a unique bachelor party destination because of the services offered by Montreal VIP. When you’re with them, you’ll feel like a celebrity, not a tourist. Experience the thrill of getting the best table at the finest dining establishments, having a personal host on call at all times, entering the hottest nightclubs without waiting in line or paying a cover charge, and receiving bottle service in ultra-exclusive VIP lounges and champagne rooms.