If you are planning to rent entertainment for your bachelorette party, you need to know the difference between strippers and touch dancing to make sure you make the right choice. Although many people see these two types of dancers as interchangeable, there are important differences between a ballerina and a stripper, the main one being the allowable connection.
With strippers, customers are generally not allowed to touch the dancers other than to put money in their G-strings. When a stripper performs, her goal is generally to agitate her clients by slowly undressing them, as in a burlesque routine.
On the other hand, in lap dancing, the dancer is usually in direct contact with the client, dancing on his lap in a suggestive manner. The length of the dance is usually determined by the length of the song the dancer is performing. The client is usually seated during a lap dance routine. However, as with a stripper, in a lap dance, customers are not usually allowed to touch her.
The main difference between a dancer and a dancer is that a stripper dancer will make physical contact with the person for whom they are dancing, but a stripper usually will not. Either way you are not allowed to touch the girls and they usually have chaperones on standby to make sure this rule is enforced.
When you hire strippers or dancers for your bachelorette party, you should also be aware of the laws in your jurisdiction, especially if you are going to a strip club. Many areas prohibit lap dancing per se, requiring a certain distance between the dancer and the client. In order to avoid these problems, you can choose to hold the hen party in a private home and ask the agency you are booking to send the stripper or dancer to the venue with his observer.
But before the stag party, you should clarify with the booking agency their rules regarding what they will find acceptable or not, as well as your expectations, to avoid problems later. For example, not all strippers will approve of being completely naked, especially in private. The dancer’s manager can also refuse to allow the dancer to perform if he deems the guests to be too drunk and disorderly. Keep in mind that the bottom line is that these dancers are also professionals and should be treated with respect.