Find your party
One bar, four very different parties.
A hat bar isn't one-size-fits-all — the lineup, patch wall, and pacing all shift with the occasion. Pick your celebration below to see how we tune it.
Birthday parties
From sweet sixteens to 60th birthdays, the bar becomes the activity everyone remembers — and the favor everyone actually keeps.
Plan a birthday hat bar →
Bachelorette parties
The matching-hats moment, made live at the house instead of guessed from a group chat six weeks out.
Plan a bachelorette hat bar →
House parties
Backyards, garages, pool decks, rented Airbnbs. One table, one outlet, and your house party has a headline act.
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Graduation parties
Class-year patches, school colors, and a keepsake that outlives the yard sign by about a decade.
Plan a grad party bar →Something else entirely?
Baby showers, engagement parties, family reunions, Friendsgiving, a divorce party (yes, we've done one) — if people are gathering, hats work. The bar has run at quinceañeras with 150 guests and dinner parties with twelve. Tell us the occasion in the form and we'll shape the lineup around it.
What changes between party types — and what never does
What shifts: the hat lineup (foam truckers for a 21st, corduroy for a 40th), the patch wall's personality, the window length, and the pacing. A come-and-go grad open house wants a long, relaxed window; a bachelorette wants a tight 90 minutes before the evening plans. We tune all of it after one conversation about your crowd.
What stays fixed: the crew runs every press, the bond is permanent and washable, the footprint is one table with a standard outlet, and the quote is one itemized number covering hats, patches, hours, and travel. Those fundamentals hold whether you're hosting twelve people or a hundred and fifty — details on the pricing page, mechanics in the walkthrough.
Whatever the party, the hats fit.
Send your date and occasion — we'll reply with a lineup suggestion and a real number within one business day.