The tradition of young girls and boy’s life buries as much. During these events, it is not uncommon to do one or more activities. But which is the favorite of the bride and groom?
The bachelor party (EVG) or bachelor party (EVJF) is a tradition that many bride and groom appreciate. This is an opportunity to relax with your loved ones before D -Day, far from the stress of the wedding. They are even more and more numerous to do so, since a survey carried out by Mariage.net with its community on its site and on Instagram reveals that 84 % of couples buried their life as a single person.
These events can last one day (14 %of cases), two days (65 %) or three days or more (21 %), and the organizers often offer one or more activities to the guests. And for everyone to have a good time, it is better not to be mistaken when choosing them! Instead of asking what program makes you want for the bride and groom and their guests, which would spoil the surprise, it can be good to know which activities please or do not like in general, and that is what the survey teaches us. Thus, to avoid missteps, it is better to avoid certain activities which are little acclaimed (unless of course we are sure that it will please the future groom or the bride -in -law), as the fact of disguising (only 9 % of respondents appreciate doing so) and going to a nightclub (4 %). The least appreciated is to see a striptease, acclaimed by only 1 % of respondents.
It will be noted, these activities correspond to the cliché of the EVJF or the EVG which often comes in mind. But who says cliché does not necessarily say appreciated! On the contrary, the bride and groom prefer more sober activities, and one of them is validated by almost half of them: going to the spa. Nothing better to relax and relax before marriage!
It is not the only activity of EVJF or EVG appreciated, since those of group or sensation are acclaimed by 28 % of French people. This is also the case of brunch that 12 % appreciate. Finally, the photo shoot also becomes more and more popular.
