
- Jazz Band or Swing Ensemble
- What they bring: Live 1920s music—think saxophone, trumpet, piano, and upright bass
- Why hire: Sets an authentic tone and encourages dancing
- Charleston Dance Performers
- What they bring: High-energy choreographed routines in flapper costumes
- Why hire: Great for entertainment or to lead a dance tutorial
- Vintage-style Bartenders or Mixologists
- What they bring: Prohibition-era cocktails served with flair, dressed in suspenders or flapper attire
- Why hire: Adds authenticity and professionalism to your speakeasy bar experience
- Themed Greeters or “Cigarette Girls”
- What they bring: Character actors to welcome guests, hand out favors, or circulate with trays
- Why hire: Immerses guests immediately in the theme and adds photo ops
- Master of Ceremonies (Emcee)
- What they bring: Facilitates games, contests, and transitions in vintage 1920s style
- Why hire: Keeps the night on track with charm and character
- Fortune Teller or Tarot Card Reader
- What they bring: A whimsical, mysterious flair in keeping with Gatsby’s air of decadence
- Why hire: Provides a popular side activity and draws curious guests
- Roaming Magician or Mentalist
- What they bring: Classic illusions or mind-reading in formal vintage dress
- Why hire: Adds Gatsby-style mystery and wonder in intimate guest interactions
- 1920s Paparazzi Photographer
- What they bring: Dressed in vintage press attire, taking flash photos and handing out “press clippings”
- Why hire: Creates immersive storytelling and fun photo souvenirs
- Casino Dealers (if offering gaming tables)
- What they bring: Run poker, blackjack, or roulette tables
- Why hire: Adds energy and glamour, especially for guests not into dancing
- Vintage Car Chauffeur (Arrival or Photo Op)
- What they bring: Optional car arrival service or prop driver for a photo station with a 1920s vehicle
- Why hire: Perfect visual impact at entrance or parking area