Stag Do Book

If you’re planning a stag do and you want to know the right way to go about it, try a stag do book to help you on your way:

Many of the books on offer about organising stag dos, being a best man and getting married combine humour with some very practical tips on planning stag dos getting married and all that it entails.  
 
It’s well worth spending four or five pounds on a stag do book, even if it just points you in the right direction and gives the bride to be some faith in your organisational skills! Some good books which include details on organising stag dos are:

The Bloke's Guide to Getting Hitched

The Groom's Secret Handbook
The subtitle of this book - How not to screw up the biggest day of her life - tells you everything you need to know.  Again this book takes you through the whole planning process from start to finish.  It’s also hilarious, so you’ve got an incentive to keep reading.

The Ultimate Stag Night Kit:
Ideal either for the groom, or the best man, this book gives a short round up of the history of stag celebrations and documenting famous stag dos from history. It goes on to map out the passing of a typical stag party: getting started, early evening, late evening, the morning after, and the service. This book offers some brilliant advice and plays out a number of scenarios. Topics include: what to wear for the big night to cover all eventualities; when, and when not to attempt the karaoke; how to walk in a straight line when completely drunk; top hangover cures; and top tips on how to convince your bride that you actually spent a quite evening in with the TV! A section at the back of the book offers practical advice on where to go and what to do for the big event.

You can find any of these books from Amazon, so splash the cash and make sure that you get all the info you need