Congratulations.
You’ve been chosen.
You are now… a groomsman.
Welcome to the club.
Your reward? A group chat that never dies, a rental suit that doesn’t fit, and the honour of planning a stag do without anyone dying or getting deported.
But fear not — you’ve got this.
(Probably.)
Here’s your official groomsman survival guide, written by someone who’s lived through it. With only one rule: don’t screw it up.
Someone will suggest paintball.
Someone else will suggest Prague.
Someone will vomit in a cab.
You’ll never get the deposit back.
Bring sunglasses, cash, plausible deniability — and try not to lose the groom.
Smile. Don’t lock your knees. Stand in a vaguely straight line.
If holding rings: Don’t. Lose. Them.
Clap even if the speech is awful.
Pro tip: Want to win eternal best man status?
Give the groom a personalised watch on the morning of the wedding.
Engrave something meaningful. Or sarcastic. Or both.
Something like:
“Time to say goodbye to freedom.”
“Best Man. On time. For once.”
“This cost less than your honeymoon.”
He’ll cry. Or laugh. Or both.
Either way: you win.
You’ll give a speech. It will be filmed. Forever.
Don’t roast the bride. Or the mother-in-law. Or both.
Keep the toasts emotional but legally safe.
Also, give your fellow groomsmen personalised watches too.
It makes you look organised. Stylish. Thoughtful.
And more importantly: like you didn’t just panic-buy matching socks.
✅ Sunglasses
✅ Paracetamol
✅ Last-minute speech scribbles
✅ A personalised watch they’ll actually wear
✅ Engraving that says, “I put effort in” (even if you didn’t)
Marriage is forever.
So is the internet.
So don’t be the guy who forgets a gift and ends up immortalised in the group chat as “Empty-handed Dave.”
👉 Shop personalised watches for groomsmen and best men now
One gift. One box. One hero.
It could be you.