When the room can take a second costume, hosts add Mrs. Claus to a Philadelphia Santa for hire hour instead of booking her as a separate night.
Mrs. Claus for Hire
Mrs. Claus for hire walks in with Santa, works the same visit, and leaves when he does. The red dress and the slim tree in that hallway photo are the look: in character, ready for photos. Santa and Mrs. Claus together fill a living room or a lobby in a way one performer does not. She is an add-on. You still book Santa first. Call and say you want her in the room. Christmas Eve in a Chestnut Hill family room often wants both in the same frame. Mrs. Claus and elves can join Santa when the room can take them.
Elves for Hire and Santa Helpers
Elves for hire and other Santa helpers join the same way. They hand candy canes, keep a photo line moving, or walk the tables at an office party. A house in Narberth may only have space for Santa and Mrs. Claus. A gym in Bensalem can take elves. Tell us the floor plan. Nutcrackers on stilts need ceiling height and a clear path. We will match what the room can hold. A company party in King of Prussia may want elves at the door while Santa sits for photos.
When Two Costumes Help
A church hall in Media can take both if the aisle is wide. A Rittenhouse condo may only have room for Mrs. Claus beside Santa on the couch. Add-ons are extra and only apply if we confirm them. If the kids are shy, Mrs. Claus often takes the first picture while Santa sits. If the line is long, elves keep it moving.
How to Add Them
Name Santa, then name who else. Date, town, and how long. Call with the date even if you are still deciding who walks in beside him. Extra costumes only apply when you name them. A Gladwyne family room may only fit Mrs. Claus. A Langhorne gym can take elves. A West Chester, PA hall can take both if the aisle is wide. Tell us the ceiling height if you want nutcrackers. We will match the room. Merion and Wynnewood houses often want Mrs. Claus for the photos and Santa for the list. Say that on the call so both costumes are on the same visit. A Bensalem gym can take elves at the door while Santa sits. A Narberth living room usually cannot. Media church aisles are wide enough for both if you say so up front. King of Prussia lobbies often want elves walking tables. Chestnut Hill family rooms often want Mrs. Claus in the first picture.