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A group of friends during a hen or stag party
Your own theme, your own story

What is different about a custom party?

A custom hen or stag party is written around this group and this guest of honour, rather than repeated every weekend for a different crowd. That difference lies mainly in the tasks. We work in names, habits and old stories from the group of friends, so that the group recognises things a standard programme can never contain.

We build the concept ourselves and host the day ourselves. That means the organiser does not have to take on the role of game master halfway through, and can simply join in.

  • Your own theme, storyline and tasks
  • Suitable for hen and stag parties
  • From six people, no upper limit
  • Hosting and equipment are included
Three directions

Which format suits your group?

The format determines how the afternoon or evening feels. These three come up most often:

Through the city

A route with tasks past places that we choose in advance. The group is on the move, passes places where there is something to do, and ends at the place where the evening continues. Works well for groups who want to head into town and do not want to sit in one place all afternoon.

At a fixed place

A team competition or quiz format in a garden, a hall or a holiday home. Everything happens in one place, so nobody has to travel and there is time to eat and drink in between. Practical for a group in which not everyone is equally mobile.

With roles and a story

A storyline in which everyone plays a character, for example around a dinner. The pace is slower and there is more talking than running. For groups who know each other well, this often makes the funniest evening.

How it runs

How do we build such a party?

It starts with a conversation with the organiser, not with the guest of honour. We ask about the group, the ages, how many people already know each other, and above all what the guest of honour absolutely does not want. That last question is the most important of the whole conversation, because that is where a hen or stag party most often goes wrong.

After that we write the concept and send a proposal with a concrete price. Only once that is agreed do we work out the tasks and gather the materials. The organiser is told in advance what is going to happen, so there is someone in the group who knows the plan.

On the day itself we set up, explain the rules, host the programme and tidy away afterwards. We make sure the guest of honour has the lead role without it turning into an embarrassment.

Group of friends during an evening programme

Frequently asked questions

From how many people can a hen or stag party be booked?

A hen or stag party with us works from six people. There is no hard upper limit: with groups above twenty-five we split into teams and bring in extra hosts, so nobody is left waiting for something to happen.

Is it suitable for both a hen party and a stag party?

The concept is written for each group, so it works equally well for both. What differs is usually the pace and the format: one group mainly wants to be on the move and head into town, another wants to sit, talk and play. We find that out in advance from the organiser.

Can we choose a theme ourselves?

We make the theme, decor and storyline to order. If you already have an idea, we develop it. If you do not, we propose two based on what you tell us about the group, and you choose from those.

How long does a hen or stag party with you last?

Allow two to three hours for the programme itself. That is deliberately not the whole day: a hen or stag party usually also includes food, drinks and free time, and a programme that runs too long starts to compete with them. We match the start and the end to what is planned afterwards.

What do we need to arrange ourselves?

You arrange the group, a starting point and possibly food and drinks. We bring the concept, the materials, the tasks and the hosts. If it takes place in the city, we decide together where the route begins and ends, so that it connects to the drinks or dinner afterwards.

How far in advance should we book?

For a Saturday in spring and summer, three to six weeks is comfortable, because those are the busiest weekends. Outside that period shorter notice often works too. Just ask, and we will tell you straight away whether the date is still available.

First contact

Tell us about your hen or stag party

Just fill in the short form. As soon as we have a picture of the group and the occasion, we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.

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