Jarrod Bowen's Las Vegas stag do plans as West Ham talisman taking huge risk

Jarrod Bowen will tie the knot with hardman Danny Dyer's daughter, but first he will party in Las Vegas on his stag do under the watchful eye of his father-in-law

Jarrod Bowen and Dani Dyer are set to tie the knot

West Ham star Jarrod Bowen will party away on his stag do under the watchful eye of his soon-to-be celebrity father-in-law.

The 28-year-old will marry the daughter of diehard West Ham fan and TV hardman Danny Dyer next Saturday in Essex. But before Bowen and Dani Dyer tie the knot, the stag party will jet off to Las Vegas.

According to The Sun, Bowen will be joined by former EastEnders star Danny in Sin City as he’s been drafted in to keep him under control. The party of Bowen’s closest friends will jet out on Monday, just hours after West Ham’s final game of the season, before returning on Thursday - giving the groom just two days to recover before the wedding.

The article reports a source as saying: “Jarrod plays his final game of the season for West Ham on Sunday and will then fly to Vegas with the boys the following morning.

“It’s going to be a typical lads trip but Danny will be on hand to keep an eye on things so they don’t get out of hand — but he’s such a wild one himself, it’s more likely Jarrod will be keeping an eye on him.

"Dani has already warned she doesn’t want to hear of any strippers being involved."

Despite the couple’s celebrity stands and knowing plenty of famous faces, their wedding day is said to be a traditional affair.

The couple's two twin daughters, Summer and Star, and Dani's son Santiago from another relationship, who Jarrod is helping to raise, will be the centre of the event.

The event has been inspired by Bridgerton, one of Dani’s favourite TV shows, with the couple hiring a number of fancy violinists to play at the ceremony.

Bowen is set to have plenty of spare time next month for a honeymoon after he was left out of Thomas Tuchel’s England squad to play Andorra and Senegal.

Despite appearing in both of Tuchel’s first two games as Three Lions boss, including a start in the 3-0 win over Lativa, and notching 21 goal involvements in the Premier League this season for a struggling Hammers team, there was no room for Bowen.