Bachelor Party Vegas is a 2006 American direct-to-video comedy film written and directed by Eric Bernt in his directorial debut.[1][2][3] It stars Kal Penn, Jonathan Bennett, Charlie Spiller, Diora Baird and Donald Faison. It was released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the United States on April 25, 2006. In Australia and the UK, it was released under the title Vegas Baby.
Z-Bob, Ash, Eli and Johnny are a group of four guys who take their soon-to-be married best friend Nathan on a memorable trip to Las Vegas. In order to properly bid farewell to their best friend's life as a single man, they must send him out in style with an extravagant bachelor party in Sin City.
Limousines, paint ball, strippers, sex toys, alcohol, debauchery and gambling are on the agenda until they discover that Mr. Kidd, their bachelor party planner, is a bank robber planning to heist the casino, setting off a chain of events that turns their night into a living hell. Running away from the police, the casino security, and murderous Hell's Angels, the five friends are falsely accused of robbing a casino, stalked by a porn star's prize-fighter boyfriend, mugged by a female Elvis impersonator, arrested, thrown in jail, and survive many other misadventures, until finally, it seems that their own deaths are in the cards.
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My fiance just got back from his 5 day bachelor party in Vegas. I am not handling it well at all. I do believe him when he tells me that he did not cheat or do anything inappropriate (except a strip club, but that was a given) but I still have the worse feeling about him being there. I never had to worry about him cheating. I'm sure it all stems from my own insecurities. Did your fiance/husband go to Vegas? How did you handle it? How can I get over it?
You say you believe him, but it sounds like deep down you don't believe him..has this happened in past relationships? You're right, maybe it's insecurities. At any rate I'd try to get it ironed out before 10 days from now. You don't want to start your marriage off with this issue hanging over you. Talk to him more, maybe put it on you like your own insecurities instead of accusing him (not that you are). Good luck!
People think that going to Vegas is an automatic cheating weekend... It's not. I went to Vegas when I was in a commited relationship, and came back faithful. Would you feel the same if it was another destination? Vegas could be trouble, yes, but it's only as much trouble as you make it. Another time I went, I was single, and yes, I had fun. Too much fun. I would relax a little.
Honestly, I think you need to realize that you and him are getting married in 10days and that whether the boys had maybe a little too much fun in Vegas let it go. Talk to him if you need to, but I think you are going to have to let it go and be confident in your relationship.
I think there may be an underlying issue on why you think he did something other then what he's telling you. AB Z really nailed it - talk to him. Let him know how you feel (without accusations or yelling)
I don't think having feelings of insecurity is anything unusal when your fiance goes to Vegas. My fiance went to vegas not for his own bachelor party but for his best friends in which he is the best man. I felt the same way when he went and when he came home. I also felt that way when he went to his other friends bachelor party in Atlantic City in April. .He is not one to share the details of his weekend so, I hear details through the grapevine either by my girlfriends or the guys who went. Everytime I hear something I ask him about it and I trust that he is telling me the truth because otherwise their is no point in getting married. After he got back we also spent the next weekend just the two of us, which helped us reconnect. He loves you and trust that he would never want to hurt you.
Dont stress about it because it will make you go crazy. Im sure everything they did was normal its Vegas. So he got a few raunchy lap dances and went to a few strip clubs but at the end of the day he will never see any of them again and you will be his wife soon and no one wants a bitchy wife lol Just joking cause im bitchy but you know what I mean.
Mine is going to Vegas in January and I am a bit worried but I rather him go have lap dances over there then have the local strippers here all over him. Most men would not do anything but with the push of a friend I think they are put in a corner. I know my fiance will never do anything form peer presure because he is a leader not a follower but I know some men are. I am afraid my fiance and his groomsmen will end up in jail because they are crazy and I have seen them do crazy things while they are drunk and sometimes sobber. Talk to him and then drop it because it will lead up to more.
I think I'd be worried too, mainly cause 5 whole days in vegas, the city of sin, I would be freaking out. I know that's terrible. But in the end, I do trust him, I really do, and I don't think he would cheat.
I think it is natural to feel uneasy and bothered about him going there, but don't let those feelings get the best of you, especially if you don't know with certainty that he did something you wouldn't approve of. is he acting different? Does he have inside jokes with his friends that you've noticed? Like the ladies have said already, going to Vegas can automatically put the "bad thinking" in your head, but try to relax and trust him. My FH is going to New Orleans for 7 days for his bachelor party, and though I can't help but think of what "could" happen, I trust him enough to know that I have nothing to worry about.
My FH went on a bachlor party trip with his bestfriend that got married a few months ago and I really didnt have a problem with it. If i was afraid he would even think about cheating on me then i wouldnt be marring him. If you trust him like you say you do then i would just drop it. If you cant then there is something more, not neccessarily on on his part, but you cant start a marriage like this.
I would feel the same way as you. However, I am insecure and a natural worrier. I personally do not agree with my FH going to a strip club but we are both on the same page when it comes to that. However, I know this is very common and I am not saying it to put down anyone or anything like that (everyone is free to choose what they want to do). Just try and talk it out, but make sure you tell him that its not a matter of trust and just natural concern. You feel this way soley for the fact that you love him so much. It is natural to feel this way due to how much you care. He of course loves you too and I am sure did nothing. He would even probably worry if you did the same if you were to go to Vegas. Men dont always say it but these kinds of things go both ways. I know its hard but try not to worry and just talk with him.
I can totally understand you, Ive been cheating by every boyfriend I had before FH and that thought comes to my mind very frequently. But I always ask myself this question: Has my FH has done something to doubt him? The answer is always no. I do have my own insecurities but I think that's something I need to deal with myself. I've talk to FH about it and he understand my feelings. I just try not to punish him for what others have done.
..I know it's hard but you need to let go and give your total trust to FH..besides I mean with all his friends around I doubt they would have let him do anything stupid, and I highly doubt he even wanted to..When you take a trip for the sole purpose/related to the fact you are marrying your fiance it means you are thinking about that the whole time..he was probably gushing about you the whole time..sure he may have gone to the strip club, but that's like a right of passage and his friends would have thought he was lame otherwise probably. Try not to sweat it too much! :-)
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, right? Donning the moniker of Sin City, this Nevadan party Mecca has long been a magnet for booze hounds, casino hoppers, socialities, big spenders, thrill-seekers, and anyone on the hunt for an overwhelming dose of boisterous mischief.
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