A gym in Crieve Hall and a living room in Lockeland Springs both need a professional Santa Claus in Nashville who is already in character when the first child sees him.
What a Santa Claus Impersonator Does Here
A Santa Claus impersonator for hire is a Santa actor: costume on, beard set, in character before he reaches your door. He talks with the kids, works the photos, and keeps the visit on the time you set. The burgundy coat and the two elves in that photo show a Santa performer already on the job. Book a Santa impersonator for hire with the date, the address, and how long you need him in the room.
Living Rooms, Clubhouses, and Halls
The same performer works a Hillsboro Village living room, a Berry Hill studio party, an Antioch neighborhood clubhouse, and a fellowship hall. The difference is the entrance and how many people will be waiting. A small house wants a short hello and a list. A clubhouse wants a photo line and a clear way out when the time is up. Tell us if he is walking in from a porch, a garage, or a parking lot in the rain. Wet leaves on the walk and coats on a chair by the door are December here.
Staying in Character
He arrives as Santa and leaves as Santa. If you want Mrs. Claus or elves with him, say so on the call; they can stand with him in the photos. A Santa actor for a longer program still works from that call. Name whether the visit is for photos, a list, or a walk through the room. For a house-only visit, see Santa home visits.
How to Book the Performer
Call with the date and the town. Tell us if this is Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, or Murfreesboro. If bedtime is early, say so on the call so he is gone before the kids should be upstairs. Bring the gate code if there is one.
Costume, beard, and gloves go on before he is in sight of the kids. In a subdivision the car can sit a house away. In a tower the last private stretch is the elevator. Tell us which it is. Inglewood, Lockeland Springs, and East Nashville cottages often have a porch light that should stay off until you are ready. Berry Hill and Wedgewood-Houston studio parties sometimes want him to stay in character for a whole open house, longer than a ten-minute hello.
If elves walk in with him, they stay in character too. They keep the line moving and stand in the group pictures. A clubhouse in Antioch or a hall in Madison can take three helpers. A Hillsboro Village living room usually cannot. Say the headcount of kids, not just adults.