FREE STAG DO GAMES

Two free stag do games, ready to play

A game about how well you know the groom, plus a prediction game that runs throughout the weekend. Questions and instructions included.

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Both games on two printable sheets

Every question and prediction below, with answer boxes and name lines. Print one copy per player. No signup.

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The Groom’s Verdict

10-15 minutes · 4+ players · Paper and pens

Everyone predicts how the groom would handle twelve ridiculous situations. He reveals what he’d actually choose.

How to play and score

The groom secretly records A or B for each question before anyone else answers. Everyone else writes their own predictions. Reveal the answers after all twelve questions. Each matching prediction earns one point. Highest score wins, with ties shared.

  1. 1

    A mate sends a ten-minute voice note.

    AListen at double speed.

    BReply, “Just call me.”

  2. 2

    The group misses its train.

    AImmediately work out everyone’s new tickets.

    BDeclare the nearest pub the new plan.

  3. 3

    Someone shares the groom’s oldest profile picture.

    ADemand its immediate deletion.

    BMake it the group chat picture.

  4. 4

    The wedding DJ offers one request.

    AChoose an embarrassing teenage favourite.

    BPick something everyone knows.

  5. 5

    Dinner was booked for the wrong night.

    ATry to talk the restaurant into finding a table.

    BLead everyone to the nearest takeaway.

  6. 6

    The best man announces he’s written a speech.

    ADemand a preview.

    BRefuse to hear a word until the wedding.

  7. 7

    The groom is handed the microphone unexpectedly.

    AThank everyone and hand it back.

    BStart telling a story about one of his mates.

  8. 8

    The group has an unexpected free hour.

    AFind another activity.

    BFind somewhere to sit and do absolutely nothing.

  9. 9

    Everyone argues about the playlist.

    ATake control.

    BRefuse responsibility.

  10. 10

    The hotel offers one free room upgrade.

    AClaim it.

    BGive it to the person who organised everything.

  11. 11

    Someone suggests matching stag-do outfits.

    AThe whole group wears them.

    BAbsolutely not.

  12. 12

    The group chat produces fifty unread messages.

    ARead every message.

    BAsk someone to summarise.

These situations are made up for any stag group. They are not facts about your groom.

Stag Weekend Predictions

5 minutes to set up · 4+ players · Runs throughout the weekend

Guess which mate will be the first to do each of these things during the stag do.

How to play and score

Before the weekend begins, everyone writes one person’s name against each prediction. Include the groom if you like. As the weekend unfolds, note who actually does each thing first. Each correct prediction earns one point. If something never happens, nobody scores for it. Most points wins, with ties shared.

These are not dares. Nobody should deliberately force an event to happen.

  1. 1

    First to ask, “What’s the plan after this?”

  2. 2

    First to claim they know a quicker way.

  3. 3

    First to suggest getting food.

  4. 4

    First to bring up an old story about the groom.

  5. 5

    First to organise a group photograph.

  6. 6

    First to ask what time everyone is leaving.

  7. 7

    First to suggest an unnecessary detour.

  8. 8

    First to correct someone else’s version of a story.

  9. 9

    First to say, “We should do this every year.”

  10. 10

    First to suggest karaoke.

  11. 11

    First to start a debate about the music.

  12. 12

    First to say, “Remember when...”

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