Start with the design format
BounceParkSG's fringe catalogue offers airbrush, henna and glitter-tattoo activities. They are not interchangeable descriptions of the same service. Shortlist the format you want before asking about the artist arrangement and event scope.
| Activity | What BounceParkSG publishes | Useful question for your brief |
|---|---|---|
| Air Brush Tattoo | Stencilled tribal and character designs applied with an airbrush gun. | Which designs are available for the event theme? |
| Henna Art | Henna designs applied by the artists. | Which design style and artist arrangement are offered? |
| Glitter Tattoo | Temporary glitter-tattoo designs. | Which designs and materials are used for the selected activity? |
Specify the guest-facing experience
Explain whether the activity is part of a birthday party, school event or company programme. Send guest ages, expected participation and the available time window. Ask whether guests choose from a design range, how the station is operated and what the team needs from the venue.
If your brief calls for a company logo or another custom design, request it explicitly and confirm whether it is available. A catalogue example does not establish that a particular artwork or branding request is included.
Confirm materials and suitability with the operator
These catalogue descriptions do not identify the full materials or product instructions for every option. Ask the operator for the selected activity's materials, suitability requirements and participation guidance before booking. Do not infer an age limit, suitability for a particular guest, wear time or removal method from the word “temporary”.
Plan time and staffing without guessing throughput
Confirm the artist numbers, operating period and participation arrangement in the quotation. A photo or activity name does not establish how many guests can be served per hour, or that one body-art format runs faster than another.
When the brief calls for a take-home object
If the desired result is a portrait, craft or balloon figure rather than a design worn by the guest, compare the options in the general fringe-activity guide. That guide covers the wider craft/portrait choices; this page focuses on choosing between the three body-art formats.
Questions before you book
The airbrush listing describes stencilled designs applied with an airbrush gun. The glitter-tattoo listing describes temporary glitter designs. Confirm the designs, materials, suitability and artist arrangement for the chosen activity.
Send guest ages, event format and the operating window as well as expected participation. Ask the operator to confirm staffing, materials and the participation arrangement; the catalogue name does not establish an hourly capacity.
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