Know before you go
It goes without saying that you want a trouble free stag weekend away. Many of the things that often go wrong for stag parties can be prevented or made less stressful by taking a few simple precautions. So it makes sense to spend a little time getting prepared before you travel – you could save yourself a lot of problems later on.
With this in mind, we are working with the Government to help British nationals stay safe abroad. The Government website (www.gov.uk/knowbeforeyougo) offers straightforward travel advice, top tips and up to date country information to help you plan your hen weekend.
Tips include:
Make sure you have valid travel insurance, even if you’re only planning a short trip.Check what vaccinations you need by visiting www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk, your travel health clinic or GP at least 6 weeks before you travelRead up on your destination, including local laws and customs.Make photocopies of your passport, visas and insurance details and leave a copy with a relative or friend at home.
You can also find handy checklists to use before you set off and whilst you’re away. Plus it’s worth reading up on what the local British Consulate can do to help you if you run into problems abroad – and what they can’t do.
For all this and more information, visit the FCO website: www.gov.uk/knowbeforeyougo
Have the most awesome... but safe... stag weekend abroad.
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
How do you make a stag do special?
Go for the hassle-free option, don't waste hours planning, only to end up with a full-time job sorting out payments from guys you might not know to suppliers you have never used before. That's our job, you simply pick the best activities / accommodation and leave us to get it sorted. Then sit back and take all the credit.
Do you pay for the groom on a stag do?
It's quite common that the stag doesn't pay for his place on a stag do. Let's face it, he will be dishing out the dosh for you guys to eat and drink at the wedding very soon. Freedom will pay for your groom if you have 15 or more stags.
