The send-off they’ll never live down.

A stag or hen do website everyone joins in: dares, photo evidence, advice and party games. Pin the QR code on them* and the whole bar plays along.

Who are we sending off?

  • No app
  • Strangers welcome
  • From £9.99
  • Kept secret till the night

*Nothing is posted out. The print kit is a download in every package: a badge, a sash strip, a beer mat and a T-shirt transfer, ready to print. Laminate a sheet, cut it in vinyl, or have T-shirts printed with it.

The builder: Dave's site taking shape, its sections down the side

01 Build their site in minutes

Pin it on them. The bar joins in.

One QR code on the VIP, and anyone who scans is in.

  1. The best man showing the genuine print-kit QR artwork on his stag-party shirt

    Pin the QR on them*

    Sash, badge, T-shirt, beer mat.

  2. A guest from the bar uploading her selfie with Dave to the fictional stag site

    The whole bar joins in

    Friends, and the odd stranger.

  3. A bride in a veil and pink sash gasping at her phone while her friends laugh and point

    Their phone buzzes

    New dares land on their lock screen.

  4. The fictional stag example’s wrap-up with awards and a photo from the weekend

    The aftermath

    The video, the awards, every photo.

*Nothing is posted out. The print kit is a download in every package: a badge, a sash strip, a beer mat and a T-shirt transfer, ready to print. Laminate a sheet, cut it in vinyl, or have T-shirts printed with it.

Who are we sending off?

It started with a laminated sheet.

I was the stag. My best man dressed me up and stuck a laminated sheet of challenges on me, with my phone number so strangers could text me dares. It got everyone involved.

Read how it became Eventable

When it was his turn and I was the best man, I wanted to take that idea further. That became the first version of Eventable.

Since then it has grown past the stag do: hens, fortieths, and anyone who deserves a proper send-off. The sheet got a lot bigger.

— Eventable’s founder. Originally, the stag.

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