Introduction
Stag do badges are a bit of a departure from, and a little less in your face than, the traditional printed t-shirts that have long been a feature of stag dos across the UK and Ireland. Not that there’s anything wrong with t-shirts, but it’s just not everyone’s thing.
You might choose to opt for stag do badges if your celebrations are going to be a little more low-key than the average party. You might also be on a tighter budget and looking for something that still indicates what’s going down on the night without being too pricey, or you might simply choose to do something that’s a departure from the norm.
Whatever your reasons, there are so many options for stag do badges that the only problem you’re likely to have is which ones to go for.Â
Funniest examples of stag do badges
- The Groom’s face graphic
- Buy me a drink, I’m getting married
- Stag Night in progress
- Caution: Stag Night
- I’m getting married!
- Sorry, I’m spoken for
- P*ssy Patrol
- It’s always beer o’clock
- Stag fest
- Game over for (insert name)
- This guy is getting married
- Let’s party, b*tches!
- Buy me a drink
- Last night of freedom
- Buy me a shot, I’m tying the knot
- Groom’s drinking team
- Lads on tour – https://www.etsy.com/uk/market/stag_do_badge?ref=pagination&page=4
- This kn*b belongs to (insert bride’s name)
- The ‘I Do’ Crew
- Groomzilla
- The Wolfpack
- Beware! Stags on the loose
- Team Groom
- Groomzilla
- Stags are here
- Not tonight, ladies
- Personalise individual badges for the groom, best man, father of the groom, etc
- One final fling before the ringÂ
- Last ride…destination wedding
- Accepting beer donations
- Under new management
- Party Crew – Full Member
- Last Game (with football graphic)
- So, we’re getting drunk
- Batchelor Party Crew Member
- Beer Pong Participant
- Please fill with beer
- Keep calm and drink beer
- Who let the stags out?
- Goodbye to life, hello to wife!
- Man is incomplete until he is married. Then he is finished
- This beats wedding planning
- Dead man walking
- Soon to be victim
- Soon to be groom
- A few brews before the I Do’s
- Buy me a beer, the wedding is near
- Last days of freedom
- Let’s get ready to stumble
- Doomed groom
- Batchelor drinking team
- I popped the question
- I got down on one knee, tonight’s the last night I’m free
- All I wanted was a quiet drink
- If lost, please return to stag party
- Likely to be tied to a lamppost later
- Out with the gang before the ball and chain
- Raising hell before the wedding bells
- Keep calm and kiss the groom
- Single for the last time
- One last night, let’s do it right
- Bring on the ring
- Has anyone seen the rings?
- Ask me if I want another
- Sorry girls, this man is taken
- Cheers and beers
- First rule of stag do is you don’t talk about stag do
- Drunk and disorderly
- Man down!
- Oh Deer! (with stag graphic)
- Lads on tourÂ
- Soon to join the Dark Side
Where to buy stag do badges in the UK
Finding stag do badges in the UK is a simple venture. The vast majority are available online from various retailers the length and breadth of the four nations. There are also many retailers offering the chance to customize your stag do badges, so you can pay a little more and have anything you want written on them. You can also choose from graphics and photos of your choice.
Where to buy stag do badges in Ireland
Should you organise stag do badges?
ProsÂ
- They can be preferable for quieter grooms who don’t want to advertise the stag to everyone in the bar
- They might be better for mixed groups where older gents are involved
- You don’t need to get everyone’s sizes, etc
- You can dress up in your best gear and don’t have to worry about t-shirts
- You can take them off at any time; particularly if you’re a smaller group heading somewhere that may not be overtly stag friendly
- They’re a more budget-friendly option
- They’re fully customisable, so you can request any image or text you want
- You can find generic badges in many accessory stores
- If you get arrested, there’s always the chance you can use a stag do badge pin to unlock your handcuffs…Â
Cons
- Stag do badges can be a bit too subtle for groups who want to make a statement
- You probably won’t wear them again, whereas you may wear a t-shirt for working or chilling out after the stag
- Not everyone wants pin holes in their best shirt
- They don’t have space for a ton of images and text, so you may have to cut back
- Stag do badges are easy to lose when you’re out on the lash
- If you want customised stag do badges, suppliers aren’t quite as plentiful as they are with t-shirt printing services
- Stag do badges don’t have the same impact in group photos
