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Bachelor or bachelorette party: how much does it cost per person?
A weekend stag or hen party is quickly planned – and quickly expensive. So that nobody overstretches, agree on a rough budget in advance and talk about it openly.
It is usual for the group to cover the bride's or groom's share. That makes it slightly more expensive for everyone else.
Sample budget per person
10 adults, 2 nights in Hamburg, travel by train, hostel or apartment in St. Pauli
| Train, return | €40–120 |
| Accommodation (2 nights, shared) | €80–160 |
| Activities (St. Pauli tour, escape room, boat trip) | €60–150 |
| Food and drinks | €80–150 |
| Share for the bride or groom (covered by the group) | €10–25 |
| Total per person | approx. €270–610 |
Guide prices, as of October 2026. Prices vary widely by season, booking time and standards. Not offers.
Plan your own trip with these figures
Free and without sign-up: destination, group and these costs are already filled in – you search for real prices directly in Split&Fly.
Tips
- Ask the group about their budget first and plan the activities around it, not the other way round.
- Cheaper abroad: Prague or Kraków are affordable, Mallorca pays off with early flights.
- One person pays upfront and everyone enters their expenses – that way nobody has to collect receipts.
- T-shirts and decorations easily add up to €20 to €30 per person; budget for them from the start.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a bachelor party cost on average?
- A weekend in Germany usually costs €250 to €600 per person, abroad with flights more like €400 to €900.
- Does the bride or groom pay too?
- Usually not: the group splits their share. In Split&Fly you simply assign those items to the other people only.
Split the costs fairly
In Split&Fly you enter flights, accommodation and expenses, search for offers and see straight away what each person and each family pays – even when children pay less, someone stays for fewer nights or isn’t in on everything. At the end, the settlement shows who transfers how much to whom.