PARTY ETIQUETTE

As the host, it is your responsibility to ensure that your guests abide by the following rules of etiquette. It is the right of any dancer to terminate a show if she or he feels disrespected, threatened or not in control of the show. Under these circumstances, NO REFUNDS will be given. NO EXCEPTIONS.

RESPECT THE DANCER(S)!
No spanking, licking, biting, pinching, squeezing, grabbing, rocking, touching of “red zone” areas, threats or intimidation of any kind. Allow the dancer to control the dance. Your role is to lie back and take it!

BE GENEROUS WITH TIPS.
Stripping is a tipping industry, and the length and energy of a party depend upon the participation of attendees. Dancers will expect to be tipped throughout all stages of the show, either by having guests toss small bills, or through the purchase of lap dances and party games. Please inform your guests of this etiquette so that they will come to the party prepared to participate. They may also wish to consider whether they will want to purchase or upgrade an erotica show. Most dancers will be able to take credit cards on location.

ASK GUESTS TO BE PRESENT WHEN THE DANCERS ARRIVE.
It is unfair to start a show and then have numerous other people arrive who have not been present for the DOs and DON’Ts and to hear how the show works. Late arriving guests cause an interruption to the show when the entertainers have to stop and repeat themselves. When booking a show, know generally how many guests will be present, so that the dancers know what they are walking into.

NO PHOTOGRAPHS OR VIDEOTAPING.
This includes camera phones. If a guest wishes to make a call during a performance, he or she should step outside so that the dancer does not have to be concerned about whether photos are being taken.

Most dancers wish to maintain a degree of anonymity. You may ask permission to take photos, but please respect the wishes of your entertainer.

PAY FOR LAP DANCES AND PARTY GAMES UPFRONT.
At parties, guests often offer to “sponsor” their friends with a dance. Paying upfront prevents confusion after the fact as to who is responsible for payment, and protects the dancer from any ensuing arguments.

SET ASIDE A PRIVATE ROOM.
Entertainers will need a private space to change and prepare. A bedroom is ideal for this. A community bathroom is not, for obvious reasons. Remove any valuables from the room.

PLEASE HAVE PAYMENT READY WHEN THE DANCERS ARRIVE.
The dancers will need the full payment in cash before they can begin changing for the show. If you have any questions about the amount due on their arrival, please give us a call.

PLEASE REMEMBER: Strippers are professional performers, not prostitutes. Please do not ask for sexual contact with your entertainers.