Bachelor Events with FireFly: The Next Level
When your best friend gets married the bachelor party is a chance to create some memories with just the men. FireFly Events has collected activities like bungee jumping, paintball, go karting, and atv trips to do that. After all, nothing says friendship like a paintball between the shoulder blades. With FireFly Events you’ll create an event that raises your status to legendary. You won’t stress out over the vendors, collecting money, or keeping in touch with everyone. We do all of that for you! You will go on your bachelor event confident that every detail has been thought of. We spend many (many) hours searching for the best vendors and suppliers to create packages that will help you create some memories, not secrets.
As the Man in charge, we’ll give you access to our Event Base tools to manage every aspect. With E-Base you’ll have the ability to:
- Send Group Invitations
- View your itinerary
- Monitor the list of attendees
- Track dates relevant to the event
- Receive updates about the event
- Purchase your own seat on the trip
- Communicate with group via message board and email
- Manage Multiple events
- Post Photos
- Download Cheat Sheets for the area of your event
- Easily get maps and directions for every venue
With us in your corner and access to our E-Base tools a Bachelor Event is a guaranteed success! Your friends will love you, the bride won't hate you, and you just scored points with the bridal party.
What if you didn't use FireFly Events? What if you decided to have a "Bachelor Party"?
Parties are for Children
You don’t want a “bachelor party”, it’s not enough. Here's a taste of a typical "party".
You round up the groom's closest friends, many who you don't know, and try and find something for the group to do. By the time you've done this the clock is ticking and you're almost out of time. You finally found a place for dinner, some fun, and a limo. It's time to collect the money! Piece of cak.... don't worry they'll pay you back. Fast-forward to the morning after the “party”. You now realize organizing the bachelor "party" on your own is a shallow grave at the end of a long night where the groom got a drunk tattoo, the limo was 2 hours late, and the restaurant screwed up your reservation. You’re left explaining to the bride who "Kiki" is and how her name ended up branded on the groom’s bicep. After weathering her wrath you start to call a cab only to realize all your money was spent on your friends… but it’s okay… they’ll pay you back.
Sound like fun?? We don't think so either. Let’s leave the bachelor “parties” to the boys and graduate to the Bachelor Event.
