Talk To The Groom

This should be a no-brainer, but you'd be surprised how many bachelor parties show up in Montreal without first consulting the guest of honor. Find out what he wants and doesn't want out of the weekend. Throw in a surprise or two — maybe a private chef experience or a VIP club entry he didn't see coming. The weekend should be about the bachelor, but we all know the rest of the crew will have more fun.

Send Out Invites Early

The social dynamic of the group is critical. Some guys are loose cannons, others need a little warming up. The ideal group size is 10 and everyone should have a personal connection to the bachelor — except for that one rich friend no one has talked to since college, but who covers the bottles. Whatever you do, don't invite the soon-to-be father-in-law. Some things need to stay classified.

Lock In Your Head Count

Planning for 25 guys is drastically different than planning for 4. The earlier you know the real number, the better. This count usually shifts as the weekend approaches and partners start Googling "Montreal bachelor party" with increasing suspicion.

Determine A Budget

Find a sweet spot that doesn't price some guys out while ensuring the big spenders don't feel like everyone is being cheap. If you're the one running the budget, you get to be a dictator — choose activities you want to do and pitch them as being "for the good of the group." You're welcome.

Call Connected Montreal

Once you've answered those basic questions, it's time to let us build a customized itinerary. We'll help every step of the way — your dedicated concierge is on-call the entire weekend, and we'll adjust the plan as guys get added or drop out. Browse our weekend packages to find the right fit.

Text us: +1 514 349 6565 or visit connectedmontreal.com to start planning.