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Practical guides to organise your plans, trips and nights out with friends
A trip with friends is one of the richest experiences you can share. It’s also one of the most demanding to organise — and one where friction can arise if things aren’t handled well.
Read →A successful bachelor or bachelorette party creates memories the whole group will keep for years. It can also quickly become an organisational nightmare if you go about it the wrong way.
Organising a group gift sounds like a great idea. In practice, it can quickly get complicated: who starts the fund, how do you remind late contributors, who holds the money, and how does everyone know where things stand?
Who hasn’t been in this situation? The night was great, but two weeks later someone is still waiting to be paid back, nobody knows exactly how much they owe, and the subject becomes awkward to bring up.
Sharing a home can be a great experience — until it’s time to talk about money. Rent, utilities, shared groceries, subscriptions… Without clear organisation, tensions can build up quickly.
WhatsApp for chatting, Doodle for dates, Paylib for paying people back, Google Maps for sharing the address… Organising a night out with friends can sometimes require as many apps as a day at work. Surely there’s a better way.
Tired of dinner and a movie? Here are some genuinely different ideas for groups of all sizes and budgets.
The Werewolves of Millers Hollow is one of the most popular party games in France — and for good reason: it creates tension, teamwork and humour that are hard to find elsewhere. Here’s everything you need to know to run a great game.