Stag dos - men love them, women fear them. Why? Because women are never told exactly what goes on on them (unless they’re working in the bar/club/etc where the groom to be and his buddies are making fools of themselves), and the horror stories that appear in the news and films can put all sorts of ideas into peoples heads.

I know this is slightly sterotyped against the men, and I’m sure not every married man on the planet uses his stag do as an excuse to use his last night of freedom as an excuse to stray - but plenty do.  And women do realise this. And yet men still don’t fess up to what they get up to - but women do. We’re happy to tell people that we went out, got dressed up, had such and such a theme, wen to this bar and that, saw a male stripper (or female - sometimes they’re more fun!) and detail the riplling muscles, play a couple of harmless games (yes, some may involve heavy flirting to win, but we know the line not to cross), etc.

But then the bride reasures the groom that he is the one for her, no matter what else is on offer out there.

The problem with men and stag dos, is that what they pay for in a club, they think they can take home. Women may pay for the entertainment at home, but understand having a man in the house that hogs the mirror and styling products more than she does, is a bad plan!

Maybe a wife couldn’t handle what her husband got upto on his stag do - but if she couldn’t, why did he do it?? And why would she marry him?

When a pair of motorcycle fanatics planned their recent wedding, they opted to arrive at their chosen wedding venue amidst a procession of more than 100 other bikers.

The 31 year old bride Jenny Hadfield and her 47 year old husband to be arrived at the Pastures Lodge Hotel in Mexborough accompanied by members of the Yamaha Virago-Star Owners Club in Doncaster for a Rocky Horror themed - bikers wedding ceremony.

The couple were wed by the registrar at the hotel in the presence of more than 350 family and friends, and two guards of honour on motorcycles.

The happy couple joined the convoy of more than 100 other Yamaha enthusiasts and travelled from Doncaster’s’ Castle Park Rugby Club to the hotel.

After the ceremony had taken place the couple and their guests, some of whom had turned out in fancy dress for the occasion, headed back to the Rugby club in order to resume celebrations which had gotten underway the night before the wedding as a combined hen/stag stag night.

The groom had expected to see many of his fellow bikers on his big day but was astonished at just how many turned out to wish him and his bride well. He said:-

“I couldn’t believe how many turned up. There were bikers there from all around Britain as well as from Holland, Switzerland and Germany. It really made our day and they looked after us like royalty.”