Bachelor Party Tradition


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Bachelor parties are not a new tradition by any means. Men have been enjoying a send off from the bachelor life for thousands of years. The tradition of having a bachelor party can be dated back to ancient Sparta in the fifth century. The night before his wedding, the groom and his friends would have a feast, some drinks and let loose as a way of saying "goodbye" to bachelor-hood. The groom would promise to always keep in touch with his male friends while enjoying the company of his male comrades

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