The games our butlers run at adult birthdays, written out so you can run them yourself. Free to read, free to play. Or book a butler and he runs the lot while the birthday girl actually gets to be a guest.
Pick four, not ten. Open with something everybody can do without being brave, put two loud ones in the middle, and close on something nostalgic — birthdays land better when the last thing you do is about her, not about the butler.
Mixed group coming? Half of these work with a fully dressed butler. We have flagged which.
Roughly in the order we would run them.
Short clips from the years she was at school or uni. Everyone writes down artist and title.
Nostalgic, competitive, and it needs nothing but a phone. Best opener on the list because nobody has to be brave to join in.
Make three complicated cocktails, or mocktails. Guests guess the one ingredient they cannot place.
The butler carries the tray and gives clues that are deliberately no help at all.
Everyone guesses the circumference of things around the room — her arm, the champagne bottle, the butler's bicep.
He does all the measuring himself, slowly, with far more flexing than the task requires. Closest guesses win.
The butler runs it from pre-written cards — embarrassing truths about her, harmless dares for everyone else.
House rule: every fifth dare is his. That keeps him in the game instead of hosting from the sidelines.
The classic, but every statement is about her life — the work stories, the holidays, the exes.
Twist: the butler drinks every time she admits to something genuinely shocking. He will be drinking.
A big stylised drawing or photo of the butler in a heroic pose. Blindfold, spin, and stick a diamond sticker where you think it goes.
He talks the blindfolded player in, badly and on purpose.
Shots — or non-alcoholic ones — arranged along the butler's torso. No hands.
Fastest way to get a quiet room loud. Keep a towel handy and do it before anyone is too far gone.
Close-ups of famous torsos on a phone screen. Guests name the celebrity.
Final live round: the butler flexes and the room guesses his stats. Best overall score takes it.
Teams, plus foil, bin bags, newspaper and tape. Race to build a party outfit on one teammate.
She judges. It is the loudest fifteen minutes of the night and the photos are ridiculous.
A corner, some props tied to things she actually likes, and a list of five absurd poses per group.
She picks the winning photo. Good closer — everyone leaves with something, and the room empties slowly instead of all at once.
Birthdays stall when the person whose birthday it is ends up organising. The butler exists so that does not happen.
He runs the games in order, brings what they need, and keeps the night moving.
One entertainer, roughly two hours. No hidden add-ons.
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Short answers. If yours is not here, text us and we will tell you straight.
Yes. Every game on this page is free to read and free to run yourself. You do not have to book anything.
Six of the ten are marked "works dressed" — those run fine with partners, colleagues or family in the room. The rest are better once it is just the close crew.
Four. Any more and attention goes. One opener, two loud ones, one to finish on.
Yes. He runs the games, brings the props and keeps the night moving so the birthday girl does not end up hosting her own party.
Weekends in the busy cities go first. Text us the date and we will tell you honestly whether it is still open.
Text us the city, the date and your group size and we will send back the package and the price.
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