Scroll far enough through The Cheeky Butlers' reviews and you hit a five-star rating filed under "Dog's Birthday Party." The write-up is three words long and ends with a cheer for the company. No further explanation is offered, and none is needed, because by the time you get there you've already read past a baby shower, two company events, a holiday party, a 50th birthday, a divorce party that needed some edge, and a quiet night in that was supposed to stay PG-13 and did. The bachelorette bookings are in there too, plenty of them. They're just not the whole story anymore.

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That's the thing worth knowing about this company before you book it: the format bends. A shirtless host who mixes drinks and runs games, or a dancer with a cop uniform and a playlist, turns out to be useful at a lot more parties than the one it was built for. The reviews prove it, and the booking process is set up so you can shape the night around whatever you're actually celebrating.

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Divorce Parties Are Literally in the Listing Title

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Every dancer listing The Cheeky Butlers runs is titled for a "Bachelorette or Divorce Party," and that second occasion isn't a throwaway. One Miami group booking for a divorce said the party was already going well but needed something to give it an edge, and this did it. The energy of a divorce party is different from a bachelorette, less sentimental and more defiant, and a host who reads the room and matches it works better than a fixed routine would.

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Baby showers show up more than you'd expect. One Atlantic City review describes a dancer who arrived dressed in a baby outfit for the occasion and kept the whole room grinning. Another baby-shower booking praised the energy the group didn't realize it was missing. Birthdays run the full range: a group that booked for a friend's 50th called it amazing, and a birthday crowd in Atlantic City said they'd done dinners and clubs and all the usual things and this felt more interactive and funnier than any of them.

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Then there's the corporate side, which sounds like a stretch until you read the reviews. Two separate company events, one in Miami and one in Atlantic City, ended with the same verdict: it just felt like a really good decision, and it solved several party problems at once. A holiday party in Baltimore booked a dancer and described him as engaging and just cheeky enough to keep everyone on their toes. One group in Miami had their whole night fall apart, booked a dancer last-minute, and ended up rebooking him on the last day of the trip to DJ their house party instead.

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And for the groups who want the fun without the heat, that works too. A birthday booking in Atlantic City asked for a PG-13 night in with games, got exactly that, and loved it. Another described the whole experience as naughty but perfectly safe, which is about as concise a summary of the mild-to-wild range as you'll find.

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You're Basically Directing the Show

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What makes all of this possible is how much of the night you get to design. Once your booking is confirmed, The Cheeky Butlers matches you with your dancer or butler and sends over his contact details roughly a week out, five days at minimum. From there you're planning together. You pick the character and outfit, with Magic Mike, fireman, cop, and cowboy as the standard options, and the company says themed requests are welcome if your party has a concept. You choose the songs. You plan the entrance, whether that's a surprise knock at the Airbnb door or something more elaborate. You can suggest games or hand over the ones you already have in mind.

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This is also where you set the tone. The company asks you to communicate boundaries, likes, and dislikes up front so nobody does anything unwelcome, and the reviews back up that it lands. One Atlantic City bachelorette group with mixed company went in nervous, talked it through with the manager, dialed the spice level to where everyone was comfortable, and described a moment mid-party where they all looked at each other and realized it was actually really good. Another reviewer noted the dancer was respectful and kind and not loud or over the top, which was not what she expected from the booking.

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A few practical notes from the listings: the dancer may ask for a photo of the dance area on the day to know how much space he's working with, and he may bring props and a dance chair. The bride or guest of honor is asked not to wear anything that might scratch or restrict movement. You'll need a private room for him to change, and this is a 21+ experience.

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Dancer or Butler? Pick by How Long You Want Him Around

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The two main formats differ mostly in duration and emphasis. The Cheeky Dancer booking runs one to two hours and is the show-forward option: one to four routines depending on length, plus games and drink-pouring between them. The one-dancer, 60-minute option starts at $210 to reserve, with a $100 balance paid directly to the dancer on the day, for a total of $310. Ninety minutes totals $480, two hours totals $630, and two-dancer options start at $525 total for an hour. The company sizes these for groups up to about eight at the short end and up to fifteen for the longer or two-dancer bookings.

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The Party Butler is the longer hang, two to four hours from $225 per party in most cities. He's bartending, running games, taking photos so nobody in your group has to, and in some cities manning the grill. If the dancer is a performance with hosting around it, the butler is hosting with the option of a performance inside it. Reviews for the butler format tend to describe the night as flowing, with no awkward gaps, which is what you'd want from someone who's there for the better part of an evening.

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Miami and Fort Lauderdale also list a house-party DJ option from $150, good for a hotel suite or a yacht day where you want music handled and a bit of personality behind the decks.

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A few booking mechanics: your deposit secures the date, time, and performer, and the balance is paid day-of in cash or e-transfer. If your venue is more than an hour out, a travel fee is folded into that day-of payment. Extensions can be negotiated with your performer on the night, but the company recommends booking extra time up front if you think you'll want it, since he may have another party after yours. The cancellation policy is a full refund with seven or more days' notice and no refund inside that window. Weekends book out quickly in the bigger markets, so lock your date early rather than the week of.

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Book on Batch

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The Cheeky Butlers runs in more than 30 cities across the U.S., from Miami and New York to Nashville, Savannah, Scottsdale, Denver, and the Hamptons. Whatever you're celebrating, whether it ends in a ring or a decree or a dog in a party hat, pick your city on the partner page and choose the format that fits.

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👉 Book The Cheeky Butlers on Batch

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