Bachelorette Party Packages
Four packages, one booking line, and entertainers in more than thirty cities. Everything comes to you — the rental, the hotel suite, the villa or the boat — booked through an office that has been doing this since 1989.
Four standard builds, from a single set to a full evening with service and games. The packages are identical wherever you book them; only the travel and the local rate move. Every one is quoted as a flat total before you commit, and nothing gets renegotiated at the door.
- Show One entertainer · 1 hour
- Service —
- Games —
One male entertainer, one hour, one themed routine built around the bride. The right size for a smaller group that wants the moment without handing the whole night over to it. Cop, firefighter or the shirtless black tie — you pick the costume when you book.
Call for a Quote- Show One entertainer · 1 hour
- Service One shirtless waiter · 2 hours
- Games —
Everything in the Quickie, plus a shirtless waiter and bartender working your group for two hours. Drinks poured, glasses cleared, photos taken, and the show lands in the middle of the evening rather than being the whole of it. Entertainment and service, not just a set.
Call for a Quote- Show One entertainer · 1 hour
- Service One Butler · 2 hours
- Games Full set
One entertainer for an hour plus a Butler for two, and the Butler is the whole difference. He serves, he fans the ladies, and he runs the room — bingo, body shots, truth or dare, lap dance roulette. This is the package that fills an evening instead of an hour.
Call for a Quote- Show Two entertainers · 2 hours
- Service Two Butlers · 2 hours
- Games Full set
Two entertainers for two hours and two Butlers alongside them. Our top build, and the one that suits the big groups: a proper two-performer show rather than a single set, service running the entire time, and every game on the list. If the guest list ran past a dozen, book this one.
Call for a QuoteNot sure which one fits? Tell us the city, the date, the group size and roughly how the night is shaped, and we will tell you honestly which package is the right spend. Anything can be adjusted — extra time, extra performers, a costumed arrival before the show — and you can Book Now Here! or on 866-417-5110.
What Actually Comes With Each Package
Three different jobs, and the names get used loosely across this industry, so here is what each one means when you book it with us.
The entertainer is the show. He arrives in costume, performs a themed routine built around the guest of honour, and the set runs for the time block you booked. That is the piece every package includes.
The shirtless waiter is service. He pours, he mixes, he clears glasses, he gets in the photos, and he works the whole two hours rather than a single set. He is not running the entertainment; he is making the evening feel handled.
The Butler does both, and then runs the room. Games, timing, keeping the quiet guest involved, knowing when the bride has had enough attention and when she wants more. It is the hardest of the three jobs and it is the reason Diamond and Queen are the packages people come back for.
This is private entertainment, not an escort service. Our entertainers perform a show and they leave. No extras, no negotiation, no exceptions — that rule has not moved in thirty-six years and every performer on every roster works under it.
Some brides want to be the centre of the room and some genuinely do not. One quiet question from the maid of honour beforehand decides whether you book a full show or a costumed appearance.
One is right for six to ten guests. Two makes sense over a dozen, or when you want a choreographed set rather than a single moment.
Splitting a booking eleven ways in a group chat at eleven at night is the most common delay we see. Collect before the weekend, not during it.
Give us the maid of honour’s number, not the bride’s, and not four different people. One organiser makes the whole thing run.
A show is a moment. Games are what turn a booking into an evening, and they are the reason the Butler packages run two hours instead of one. He brings everything he needs and reads the room as he goes — nothing is forced on a guest who would rather watch.
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Butler Bingo
Cards filled with things he is going to do anyway. First to spot them all wins, and he never knows what is on the card.
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Body Shots
The classic, run properly. Salt, lime, a steady Butler, and a room that will not stop screaming.
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Truth or Dare
Dares that pull the Butler in rather than leaving him on the sidelines. Whoever completes hers picks the next victim.
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Lap Dance Roulette
Spin, point, and whoever it lands on gets the next one. The song is chosen by the person who just survived it.
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Find the Bandaid
The bride goes blindfolded, her friends do the hiding, and the room calls hot or cold until she finds every one.
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Dirty Pictionary
Two teams, a marker, and a category list the group agrees on beforehand. The winning side gets a performance out of him.
Booking a Bachelorette Party Anywhere We Work
Bachelorette weekends have a consistent shape almost everywhere. The group flies in Thursday or Friday, takes a rental or a block of rooms, spends the days out, and goes somewhere at night. The entertainment lands in the same slot regardless of the city: back at the rental after dinner, before anyone heads out. Nine to eleven is the busiest window we run.
Hardly anyone books a hotel room for this anymore — it is short-term rentals almost across the board, and that works in your favour. Parking is out front, there is no lobby to walk through, and we meet you outside beforehand to walk the plan and hand off the speaker. Hotels are no problem either. Our entertainers arrive in street clothes, dressed like anyone heading out for the night, carrying a bag with the games. Nobody announces anything.
Book earlier than you think you need to. Bachelorette groups plan months ahead, they cluster hard around wedding season and spring, and Saturdays in the busy markets fill first. Two to four weeks out is comfortable. Weeknights and Sundays are genuinely easy on short notice. What does not work is the four in the morning call — the entertainers went home hours ago. That same call at dinner and we would have had someone booked and on the way.
City, date, address with unit or room number, group size, and the organiser’s number. Charter details if the booking is on the water.
Somewhere to perform and a room you can close. A living room with the coffee table moved is plenty — we bring the speaker and the games.
Non-negotiable, and worth confirming when the guest list is the bride’s friends plus a few cousins nobody has met.
A deposit reserves the date and the balance goes to your entertainers on arrival. Travel is quoted when you book, never sprung on you at the door.
The four packages are the same everywhere. Rates, rosters and travel are local, so start on your city page for what is actually available on your date. Not listed? Call anyway — we book outside the list regularly.
City, date, group size and the organiser’s number. Tell us which package you are looking at and we confirm availability and quote the whole booking on the call.
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