Getting tattooed together is one of the best ways to mark a big moment. To book a group session at our tattoo parlor, reach out early, tell us how many people are coming and what you have in mind, and we'll line up artists so everyone gets inked on the same day.
Best friends, siblings, a bridal party, a team that just hit a milestone: we love these days. The planning is easier than it sounds. To get started, contact us or call (407) 725-7072 and tell us about your crew.
How do you book multiple artists for the same time slot?
Start with one message to the shop, not separate bookings from each friend. Each of our artists keeps their own calendar, so the fastest way to get several of them free at once is to let us coordinate it for you.
Tell us the date you're aiming for, how many people are getting tattooed, and roughly how big each piece will be. A small script tattoo and a palm-sized floral take very different amounts of time, and that decides how many artists we need and how the afternoon gets staggered.
Planning around a wedding at Casa Feliz or a birthday weekend? Give us a few weeks of notice. Weekends are popular, so a weekday afternoon can be easier to block out for a big group. Our tattoo hours run Monday through Saturday, noon to 9 PM.
If someone in the group already has a favorite artist, say so. Otherwise, browse our tattoo artists together and see whose style fits the design you're dreaming up.
How do you plan matching designs that still suit each person?
Pick one shared element and let everything else flex. The shared part might be a symbol, a word, a date, or a color. Size, placement, and small details can change from person to person so nobody ends up with a tattoo that feels wrong on them.
Three sisters came into our shop once wanting related tattoos. They couldn't agree on how big the tattoos should be or where they should go. So we helped them coordinate around one element common to all three designs, without forcing anyone into something they didn't want. Each sister got her own version of the same idea.
That approach works for almost any group. One friend wants a tiny wrist piece, another wants it bigger on the forearm. Matching tarot cards can each be a different card from the same deck. Complementary designs, like a sun and a moon, make a great fit for pairs.
Bring a few reference pictures to the planning chat, even screenshots saved while you were all out on Park Avenue. Your artist will turn the group's ideas into designs that work at every size.
What deposits and scheduling should your group sort out ahead of time?
Settle who's paying for what, and get every deposit in before the day. Each person's appointment is its own booking, so each one is held separately. If one friend's spot isn't secured, the whole plan can wobble.
Pick one organizer to be the point of contact. That person confirms the final headcount, collects everyone's designs and placements, and makes sure each friend knows their start time. Groups that do this walk in relaxed instead of sorting it out at the front desk.
Build in some cushion. If you're grabbing brunch at Winter Park Village before your appointments, leave room so nobody is rushing. And talk about what happens if someone gets sick or has to back out, so it doesn't turn into a group-chat crisis the night before.
Got a friend who can't make the date? A gift card lets them join the tradition later, on their own schedule. It's also a sweet gesture for a bride to give her party.
How do you keep the group tattoo day relaxed and comfortable?
Eat a real meal first, drink water, wear comfortable clothes that show off the spot, and keep the vibe easygoing. A rested, fed group has a much better day than one running on iced coffee and nerves.
Skip the drinks before your session. Alcohol thins your blood and makes tattooing harder, so save the champagne toast for after. Bring a phone charger, something to snack on, and a playlist if you want one.
Not everyone will be in the chair at the same time, and that's part of the fun. Whoever is waiting can hang out, cheer, and take photos for the group chat. First-timers usually feel much calmer once they've watched a friend go first.
Ready to make it official? Reach out to plan your group session, or call us at (407) 725-7072. Tell us the occasion and how many of you are coming, and we'll help you build the day around it.