Seven costumes, one big entrance
Each look sets a different mood before the music even starts. Here's what each one brings.
Dancer's choice or a costume
If you skip the costume question, your dancer arrives in his own style, and that's included. Picking one of the seven costumes below may include an additional fee, shown in your quote. Anything that isn't on the list is a custom theme.
Cowboy
Hat, boots, a bandana and a lot of swagger. It suits a western or Nashville-style theme, a rodeo-pink dress code, or a bride who grew up on country music. Tell us if the group is wearing hats too, so the photos match.
Firefighter
The big-entrance classic. Heavy coat, suspenders, and the moment the coat comes off is the moment everyone remembers. It works for almost any crowd, and it's the safe pick when the group can't agree.
Cop, sailor or military
- Cop. Best for a fake “noise complaint” at the door. The guest of honor thinks the party's in trouble for about ten seconds.
- Sailor. Crisp whites. A natural fit for a boat day, a nautical theme or a beach weekend.
- Military. Dress uniform energy, with a salute for the guest of honor.
Doctor or construction worker
- Doctor. Scrubs or a white coat, for a “check-up” bit in the hot seat. Good for a crew of nurses or anyone in healthcare.
- Construction worker. Hard hat, vest and tool belt, for a group that likes it loud and silly.
How to choose
Still torn? Our guide to choosing his look matches costumes to the party, and the heat levels page covers how wild the show gets.
Quick answers
How much is a costume?
A costume from this list may include an additional fee, shown in your custom quote. Dancer's choice is included.
Can I book two dancers in different costumes?
Yes. Tell us each look in your request and we'll confirm both.
Picked a look?
Choose the costume or describe your theme in the form on the home page. You'll get a custom quote before you pay anything.