Poolside Party Entertainers for Private Pool Parties
Professional Strippers sends poolside party entertainers to private pool parties. For the guys, we send beautiful hostesses in bikinis. For the ladies, we send fit, shirtless male hosts in swim trunks. They serve drinks, run pool games and keep the day fun from start to finish.
What to Expect
1. The call.
Tell us the date, the address, the number of guests and who the party is for.
2. Choose your crew.
For a group of guys, at least two hostesses. For the ladies, one or more male hosts. Coed? A mix of both.
3. Arrival.
Your hosts show up before the guests to see the pool, the bar and the setup.
4. Service.
They carry drinks to every chair and float, pass snacks and keep the cooler full.
5. Games.
Pool volleyball, float races and splash contests get everyone in the water.
6. Wrap-up.
They tidy up the pool deck before they leave.
Why Book Pool Entertainers
A pool party is a lot of work for the host. Our crew handles the drinks and the games so you can relax in the water with your guests.
Our hosts are professional, friendly and easy to talk to. They keep it flirty and fun without crossing any lines. It’s eye candy and great service, not a strip show. Think of it as a butler service for the pool deck.
It works for birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, summer get-togethers and any day the weather is right.
What do they wear? Hostesses wear bikinis. Male hosts wear swim trunks or board shorts with no shirt. Want a theme, like all white or matching colors? Tell us when you book.
Hosting clients or coworkers at a pool party? The crew keeps things playful but polished. Our crew shows up on time and stays professional all day. They follow the house rules, respect the neighbors and keep the party on track.
Popular Pool Games
- Pool volleyball. Hosts split up so each team gets one.
- Drink relay. Teams race across the shallow end without spilling a drop.
- Chicken fights. Shoulders up, and try to knock the other pair over.
- Float race. First to the far wall without falling off wins.
- Splash contest. Everybody jumps in, and the hosts rate each splash from one to ten.
- Marco Polo. The hosts make getting caught a lot more fun.
Setup and Space
- A private pool. Community pools usually don’t allow this kind of party.
- Drinks and ice. You supply them. The hosts handle the serving.
- Plastic only. No glass around the pool.
- Shade. A pop-up tent or a big umbrella for breaks from the sun.
- Floats and games. A few big floats, a ball and a net if you have one.
- Towels. Plenty of them, by the door.
- A changing spot. Any room with a door will do.
- A sober lookout. The hosts aren’t lifeguards, so keep someone watching the swimmers.
Tips
- Pick the timing. Pool parties work best between late morning and early evening.
- Raise a toast. For a birthday, the hostesses pass out drinks for a toast in the pool.
- Float a cooler. A floating cooler keeps drinks within reach of the swimmers.
- Plan the food. Burgers, wraps or a taco bar keep everyone in the pool longer.
- Mind the neighbors. Turn the music down as evening comes.
- Big crowd? Party waiters and waitresses can run the bar.
- Ladies’ weekend? Start with a premium party butler at brunch.
- Want open water? Bikini boat party dancers join you on a private yacht.
- Arrange rides. Nobody should drive home from a pool party.
- Keep it respectful. Every guest must be 18 or older.
Request a Quote
Call 877-220-8638 with the date, the location and the number of guests. We’ll send a quote based on the hosts you need and the hours.
