When the living room can hold more than one person in costume, families book a Nashville Santa for hire and ask if Mrs. Claus or elves can walk in with him.
Mrs. Claus for Hire
Mrs. Claus for hire is an add-on who walks in with Santa. The red dress and the Santa-print apron in that hallway photo show her standing by the tree, greeting the kids, and staying for the photos. Santa and Mrs. Claus together fill a living room that already has grandparents on the couch. They are add-ons. Santa stays the booking. Book her on the same call as Santa. Tell us if the visit is a house, an office, or a hall so we know whether she is standing in a hallway or working a line.
Elves for Hire and Santa Helpers
Elves for hire are Santa helpers who hand off gifts, keep the photo line moving, and stand in the group pictures. One elf or three, depending on the room. A small East Nashville cottage may only have space for Santa. A clubhouse in Antioch or a fellowship hall in Madison can take helpers. Nutcrackers on stilts need ceiling height; say if the room is a low den or a tall lobby. Mrs. Claus and elves can walk in with him when the room has space.
Houses, Offices, and Halls
A Green Hills den, a Cool Springs lobby, and a church hall in Donelson all work when we know how many extra people you want in costume. Rain on the porch still leaves the visit indoors. For Santa alone, see Santa home visits.
How to Add Them to the Visit
Call with the date, the town, and who you want walking in with him. If the room is tight, we will tell you what fits. If the room is a hall, we can plan a line. Bring the address and how long you need them.
Mrs. Claus for hire works best when there is a place for her to stand that is clear of kitchen traffic. A hallway by the tree, like the photo, is enough in a house. In a hall she can work the far end of the line while Santa sits. She greets the kids and poses for photos. Elves for hire hand gifts you already staged. Tell us how many gifts and where they sit so no one is hunting under a coat pile.
Nutcracker soldiers on stilts need a tall ceiling and a hard floor. A low den in a ranch house is the wrong room. A hotel lobby or a tall fellowship hall is the right one. Say the ceiling if you want stilts. A Green Hills house that only has Santa and Mrs. Claus is a different booking than a Cool Springs lobby that wants Santa, two elves, and the nutcrackers. We will tell you what fits the room you described. Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, and Mt. Juliet add-ons use this same call.