There are two ways to do this. Both get the same care, equipment, and tattooing. The difference is who is invited and how we get the word out.
Birthdays, girls’ nights, friend groups, bridal parties, and celebrations that are just for your invited guests. You invite your crew; I help plan tattoo time and take care of the art.
You can start a signup list after the party is booked, so no one has to commit before you even have a date.
ask about a private party →Planning a pop-up, brand event, or community get-together? We can invite both audiences and work out a promotion plan together. We’ll agree on the event details and who is posting what before anything goes public.
Guests can sign up for tattoo requests once the event is confirmed. We’ll keep the info and pricing clear so everybody knows what to expect.
ask about a collab →Please reach out at least 30 days before the party so we have time to plan it.
After I approve the details, the $250 nonrefundable reservation deposit confirms your party. Tattoos are paid for separately.
Final prices depend on size, detail, placement, and time. We’ll focus on designs that make sense for a group event.
Once your party is booked, have anyone who wants a tattoo add their name. I’ll check the list with you and confirm how many tattoos fit the time we have.
Rather than asking you to guess how many people will want tattoos weeks in advance, we’ll start a list once the date is confirmed. Guests just add their name. That’s it.
We’ll check in on the list around two weeks before the party to work out tattoo timing. I’ll talk through designs with participants separately. People can still ask to join later if there is room; a name on the list is a request, not a guaranteed appointment.
The host keeps the names together and shares the list with me privately. No tattoo details, contact information, or medical information needed on the sheet.
One column, just names. Open this CSV in Google Sheets or Excel after your booking is confirmed.
get the signup template ↓This is a host-managed template, not a live website signup form.Each person brings a valid government-issued photo ID and completes their own consent paperwork.
We can talk through flash, a shared theme, or simple custom ideas. Bigger work and complex cover-ups are better booked as a regular session.
We just need to keep them away from the tattoo station. I won’t tattoo anyone who is impaired.
Read the full party policies for rescheduling, safety, promotion, and everything else. They cover the details for both private and public parties.
You can send a date, a general theme, and whatever else you know so far. I’ll reply with the next steps. No signup list needed yet.
let’s plan it ♡read the full party policies