Party Prep Checklist

Everything you need to know to make your Boston Male Strippers party go off without a hitch.

When You Book

1. Confirm the details with us — date, time, location, and price. We’ll lock it in and text you a confirmation.
2. Have a costume request? A song you want blasting when he walks in? Let us know — we love a good theme.
3. Is your event at a restaurant, function hall, or semi-public space? Double-check with the venue that they’re cool with this kind of entertainment before we show up — some venues are stricter than others. (Homes, hotel rooms, Airbnbs are all OK.)

One Week Out

1. Save your dancer’s cell number — you’ll want it. Confirm directly with the dancer the date, time, location, parking, the cash balance due on arrival, and anything else on your mind. Planning a surprise? Tell us and we’ll make sure he arrives discreetly.
2. Stock up on party game supplies (or let us grab them and add it onto the balance):
   • Tequila body shots: tequila, lime wedges, salt
   • Whipped cream body shots: whipped cream, strawberries
   • Lipstick body kisses: a few wild lipstick colors (Amazon’s got you)
3. Cash for tips. $20 a girl is great, and singles make it way more fun. We suggest you go to your bank and get enough singles for your party — they can bundle them in groups of $20. Do this before the big night, not day of. Our dancer can do this for you but let him know at least two days before.
4. Sound check. Our guy will bring his own speaker for small-to-medium rooms, and he can also plug into your setup if you’ve got one.
5. Give your group a heads-up on the house rules — see below.

House Rules

We’re here to make sure everyone has a night to remember, for the right reasons. Different crowds, different comfort levels: for mixed groups or lighter events we keep it PG-13; for girls-only nights like bachelorette parties, check with your group ahead of time on what’s in bounds (full frontal, for instance).

Our guys always ask before any touching. Pro tip: put the guests who want to get close up front, and let the ones who’d rather watch hang back.

Photos and video? Totally fine by us, and we’re happy to hand a phone to a friend to capture it. If discretion’s the name of the game — say, the groom doesn’t know — make sure your group knows not to use their phones.

At the Venue

Clear a performance area, ideally 10′ x 10′, and grab a chair with no arms. Skip the carpet if you can — our dancers can do more choreography on a non-carpeted floor.

He’ll text you when he’s on the way, and again when he’s outside. Meet him, take his gear bag and speaker, and point him toward the door. We’ll handle the rest.

Questions before the big day? Email us or text 781-HOT-STUD.