Stag Night - 10 Programme Ideas You Won't Regret the Next Day
A good stag night is one the groom will remember with a smile. We have gathered 10 programme ideas and show how to plan the evening so everyone feels at home.

| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Hall area | 144 m², open plan |
| Seated capacity | 69 |
| Terrace | 100 m², private, facing the Brda |
| Included in the rental | Tables and chairs, sound system, air conditioning, WiFi |
| Back of house | Kitchen facilities for catering and staff |
| Parking | Yes, at the building in the city centre |
| Address | ul. Krzysztofa Gotowskiego 6, Bydgoszcz |
A stag night does not have to mean a night everyone wants to forget. More and more groups choose a programme with shared fun, good food and stories to tell at the wedding. Below are 10 proven ideas and tips on how to build an evening from them.
10 programme ideas
- A games tournament - pool, darts, table football or a console on a big screen, with a scoreboard and a prize for the winner.
- A quiz about the groom - questions prepared by friends and family, the more surprising the better.
- A tasting - craft beer, whisky or coffee, ideally with someone who explains what you are drinking.
- A cooking workshop - cooking together, a barbecue or pizza making, followed by dinner from what you made.
- Paintball or laser tag - to start the day and burn off energy before the evening.
- An escape room - an hour of teamwork, a good warm-up.
- Kayaking or a boat trip - a great start before dinner in summer.
- Karaoke - works even with people who swear they do not sing.
- A match night - watching a big game together on a large screen.
- A dinner with speeches - everyone says a few words about the groom, instead of speeches at the wedding itself.
How to plan the evening
A three-part structure works best: an activity in the afternoon, dinner, then a relaxed part of the evening. The evening has a rhythm and does not come down to sitting at a bar.
One place for dinner and games
With a group of 15-30 people it helps to have one place for the whole second half of the evening: with food, music and space for games. Nobody gets lost between bars, and the organiser pays one bill. Catering on site also saves hunting for a table for a large group on a Friday night.
Budget
Agree an amount per person before booking and collect it up front. The groom's share is usually split among all participants. It is the simplest way to avoid settling up afterwards.
Date
Do not hold the stag night the weekend right before the wedding. Two to three weeks earlier is a safe gap for recovery and final preparations.
A stag night at BRDA 144
At BRDA 144 on ul. Krzysztofa Gotowskiego 6 in Bydgoszcz the 144 sqm hall is yours alone for the evening. There is a sound system for music and karaoke, air conditioning, a 100 sqm terrace overlooking the Brda and parking next to the building. We prepare dinner and snacks through our own catering, at an extra cost, and parties also run in the evening and at night. You can find more about catering for parties in our offer.
Questions about a stag night
How many people to invite to a stag night?
Usually 8 to 25. With a larger group, it helps to have one place for the whole second half of the evening.
Who organises the stag night?
Usually the best man, often with the help of two or three friends. The groom should know the date, but not necessarily the programme.
What if someone does not drink alcohol?
Choose a programme where alcohol is an extra, not the main event: games, a quiz, a cooking workshop. It is also worth ordering good soft drinks.
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144 m², a terrace and seating for 69 in the centre of Bydgoszcz. Write or call - we'll prepare an offer with no obligation.
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