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Once you decide that Ibiza is the place you have to go for your hen party, then you have a few more decisions to make. Sure, there’s the stuff like where to fly from that’s central or do you all just meet up there? And where are the must-see spots? But one of the main considerations is where you are going to stay. One of the most popular ideas with our customers is to rent a villa and here are some ideas why. Benefits of a villa Top of the list of benefits to renting a villa is that you get more privacy and freedom. Sure, there might be rules about loud music after a certain time of night or things like that. But there are a lot fewer rules than in a hotel and nowhere near as many people around. Another advantage is that if you want to hire one of our buff butlers to host the big party night, you can easily do that in a villa. We have butlers already out in Ibiza just waiting to come and run your hen party – all we need is somewhere to hold the event and a villa is perfect....

There’s no doubt that the first thing that comes to mind with our buff butlers is the hen party. And while it is true that we do host a lot of hen parties, there are also lots of other ways that a buff butler can help out. Here are some ideas. 1. Hen parties Our hen party service is always a busy one with our butlers being spread around the country and even some available in Ibiza. Our service means we can host your hen party, serve drinks and snacks and run party games. Not only does it make the party great fun, but it also means the bride or chief bridesmaid can relax and enjoy themselves, without worrying about acting as hostess. 2. Corporate events As well as their famous bare bottoms, our butlers can add a little more to their wardrobe if that’s more suitable for corporate events. A well-muscled gentleman serving drinks or snacks around your event will always bring a grin and our training means we are adept at helping your event go smoothly. 3. Birthday parties Birthday parties are another top reason to hire a buff butler. From 18th and 21st parties to those for...

So you have been working out and you have that great physique we all associate with a buff butler – nice work! But there’s a lot more to the job than just looking good. Here’s a look at what we search for in the perfect butler to help you see if you have got what it takes. Being a buff butler Let’s start with the basics – being a buff butler is about more than just flashing your bum (although you will often do that too). Our butlers are often the host of the event such as a hen party, a birthday party or other special occasion. That means looking great is just the first part. You need to be sociable, friendly and able to be comfortable in the role of the host. Most of the time, you will be working with a bum-revealing apron, collar, cuffs and a bowtie. Sometimes, for more formal events, we might work wearing trousers or stylish boxer shorts. The key is that whatever we wear, we have a big smile, a confident personality and the ability to make people feel relaxed and happy. That’s what the core part of the job is really about!...

Attending a hen party is a lot of fun, especially when you don’t have to organise it! There are lots of traditions around them as well which can make for inspiration for a gift to give the bride to be on the night of the party. But if you are looking for some inspiration, both classic and contemporary, here are some ideas. For the bride: 1. Lucky sixpence This one is definitely a traditional idea but still a really nice one. Back in the Middle Ages, the lord of the manor gave his price a silver gift as a wedding present. This became a tradition of including a lucky sixpence in the bride’s dowry. Nowadays we don’t have a dowry, but we can still give a lucky sixpence to bring the couple good fortune. 2. A scrapbook This one is ideal if someone (maybe even you) will be in charge of a camera for the hen party. You can do digital scrapbooks where you upload the photos to a website then have the book printed out. Or if you are into papercrafts, you can get scrapbook kits and make one yourself. This is a true keepsake and very personal for...

For most people when they decide they are getting married, there is usually at least 12 months before the big event. This gives you the time to get everything organised, in place and make the day perfect. Sure, you can do it in less time. But if you plan to have at least 12 months to get the wedding organised, here’s a basic timeline to help with your planning. 12+ months before Some of the biggest decisions need to be made as soon as you get engaged (well, after the party anyway). The big thing is the date you want to get married – you need to set this because it is the first question you will get asked. The next thing is to start looking at venues including checking with any church or registry office that the venue is free on the date. Once you have your date and where the wedding is being held, you can start looking at other elements. You may also want to put into place dates for things like the hen party at this point. Our buff butlers, for example, are booked months ahead so if you want us to run your hen party...