I know this because I’ve been to many a bucks’ party. And I’m willing to bet that you have, too: The guys are the ones who get up early on Sunday morning and plan an epic weekend of drinking, dancing, and gorgeous women that they can’t keep their eyes off of. But while it’s easy enough to find a good party venue (and if you’re not sure where to start, give us a call!), there are some things you need to make sure happen before the event even begins.

wingmen and wingwomen

You can’t have a bucks party without a wingman or wingwoman.

A friend of yours will want to be on a date with you, but he doesn’t know what’s going on. He might even get cold feet at the last minute and bail out! That’s why it’s important that your wingman or wingwoman has done this before—they’ll know how to make sure things keep moving forward smoothly and efficiently.

If the groom gets cold feet, don’t panic! Your partner needs some encouragement (and maybe some alcohol) before they go down this path once again. Once they’re ready to commit themselves fully, tell them: “I’m glad we did this together.”   

rent a private party bus

Renting a private party bus is a fun way to travel. It’s also a great way to entertain, get around, and party! It’s easy to rent a party bus in Las Vegas by visiting one of our many local outlets or asking us directly on our website. If you’re looking for something more than just transportation, we can help you arrange anything from concerts and sporting events to weddings and festivals.

venues

The venue should be somewhere that the groom will enjoy, but also somewhere that’s easy to get to. The best thing about this part is that you don’t need to worry about having a place for everyone, since everyone can just go home after your event!

It’s good if it’s not too far from the city center and has cheap parking options, so guests don’t have trouble getting in or out of there (and so you don’t spend too much money). You want everything else around there too: good food and drinks available at reasonable prices during hours when most people work; lots of room on tables/chairs if they’re going to be using them;  

the party should be on the groom’s interests.

The party should be on the groom’s interests. If it isn’t, then you can expect a lot of disappointed faces at your buck’s party. You’d be surprised how many people don’t know what their friends’ interests are and end up having to invite people who don’t have anything in common with them!

The best way for everyone involved is for each person attending the party to make an effort to include something about themselves or their hobbies in their invitation. For example: if one of my best friends loves cooking, say so! More ideas here!