For an idea of what Harry might get up to on his 'last hurrah'
we can look for clues from other royal stag weekends.
Prince William
| When | Spring 2011 |
| Where | North Devon |
| What | Prince William and brother/Best Man Harry celebrated with friends at a private mansion in North Devon. The group reportedly had a clay shooting competition, surfed and played drinking games. |
Lord Frederick Windsor
| When | August 2009 |
| Where | Dublin |
| What | 32nd in line to the British throne, Lord ‘Freddie’ partied in Dublin. He and 12 friends celebrated in several city centre nightclubs and Lillie’s Bordello with reportedly “a lot of Guinness involved”. |
Peter Phillips
| When | April 2008 |
| Where | Isle of Wight |
| What | Both William and Harry went along to their cousin’s stag do which involved the groom wearing a skin-tight leotard, drinking lager through a hosepipe and holding a child’s doll for which he paid pint penalties every time he dropped it. |
Prince Charles
| When | Summer 1981 |
| Where | White’s Men’s Club, London |
| What | Charles took around 20 friends to diner at a private social club that both he and Prince Phillip were members of. All rounded off with bottles of Bollinger 1975, purportedly Charles’ favourite champagne. |
Prince Phillip
| When | November 14th, 1947 |
| Where | The Belfry Club, London |
| What | Prince Phillip and 24 of his closest mates enjoyed a private luxury feast of foie gras, turtle soup, mixed grill and crepes. He also had publicised stag party three days later for the media to hide the party with his friends. |
Henry the VIII
| When | 14th Century |
| Where | Unknown |
| What | Little is known of Henry the VIII’s whopping six stag parties, although we do know he was fond of Greek style banquets, sometimes lasting up to two weeks. It’s thought that by stag do no. 6, there was a set menu in place. |
