Bachelor party invitation templates
Bachelor party invitation templates with the itinerary, where to stay and RSVP. Send the plan for the night or the weekend to the whole crew in one link.
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A round of golf, a game, a weekend in another city: the itinerary, where everyone is sleeping, a word on costs and a reply card, on one page the best man can keep up to date.
A short guide
Start with the groom’s name and a line that sounds like your group of friends, then give the dates, city, lodging and plan. Be open about the expected cost and any deposit. Finish with who to reply to and by when. Humour is welcome, but leave out anything you wouldn’t want forwarded.
Share the dates at least two to three months ahead for a trip, or even six months if it means flying abroad or peak-season lodging. A local evening needs only three or four weeks. Hold it a few weeks before the wedding if you can, so nobody is recovering at the rehearsal.
Usually each guest pays their own way, and the group splits the groom’s costs, though every group decides for itself. Put the plan in writing on the invitation, with an approximate per-person figure, so people can decide early. Make sure someone can quietly raise it with the organiser if the trip is beyond their budget.
Groomsmen, brothers and close friends make up the usual list, and the groom should approve it. Anyone invited should also be on the wedding guest list, so nobody is left in an awkward spot. Fathers, future in-laws and work friends are optional. Invite based on who he’d actually want there, not on obligation.
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