Final trade before the merger
Bachelor Party
One last weekend on the open market.
The prospectus
He's about to go off the market. We're taking him public one last time.
Three days, one crew, zero wedding admin. Whether you're in for the whole weekend or just closing night — your seat on the floor is reserved.
Market opens in
The schedule
Order of business
Subject to change without notice. Attendance is not.
Opening bell
Check in, drop the bags, first round on the terrace before anyone changes.
The steakhouse
Dinner, cigars and the first round of decisions we'll be defending on Sunday.
Poker & whisky
Buy-in is $50. The house always wins — and tonight the house is the groom.
Recovery session
Coffee, eggs and sunglasses indoors. Nobody speaks before the second cup.
The main position
Karting, then the range. The one thing on this page the groom actually picked.
Closing night
Suits on, table booked, phones away. The main event of the weekend.
Settlement
Brunch, war stories, and everyone squares up before the ride home.
Asset allocation
The portfolio
Where the weekend gets invested. Past performance is no guarantee of future behaviour.
Steakhouse dinnerLow risk
Poker & whiskyHigh risk
Karting & the rangeMedium risk
Cigar loungeLow risk
Recovery brunchEssential
SleepHighly volatile
Logistics
Where and how
Book your own flights — everything else is handled.
Before the bell
Due diligence
Six things in the bag and you're covered for the whole weekend.
Terms & conditions
The fine print
By boarding the plane you accept the following in full.
What happens on the floor stays on the floor. No screenshots, no group-chat receipts, no exceptions.
The groom pays for nothing between Friday 6 PM and Sunday noon. That's what the fund is for.
No wedding admin. Seating charts, florists and playlists are all off the table until Monday.
Phones face down at dinner. First one to reach for it covers the next round.
Everyone gets home. It's the only number on this page that has to balance.
Capital call
Covers two nights at the hotel, Saturday dinner and the main activity. Flights, drinks and poker losses are at your own risk.
Dress code
Boardroom by night
Daytime is your own call. Saturday night is suits — dark, sharp, tie optional. Think closing a nine-figure deal, not attending a funeral.
The groom's bow tie and the cigars are handled. Just bring the jacket.
Confirm your position
In or out?
Tell us which nights you're in for, what you're flying in on, and anything we should know before we book. Two minutes, tops.
Take my position ↗Positions close 15 August 2026
The trading desk
To the groom — may the merger be even better than the run-up.