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Airbrush Artist For Parties in New Jersey

Are you looking to host an incredible event that will be the talk of the town? 

Then you need live entertainment and one-of-a-kind airbrush party favors from our local airbrush artists in New Jersey. 

Custom Airbrush Party Favors in New Jersey

If you’re planning a special event, such as a wedding, corporate event, brand activation, or birthday party in New Jersey, consider hiring an airbrush artist from Airbrush Events to make it extraordinary and unforgettable. 

Our team of skilled airbrush artists in New Jersey are experts in entertaining guests and creating custom airbrush hats, airbrush shirts, airbrush tattoos, and other party favors. You and your guests will be amazed at the mesmerizing process of watching these talented artists create their masterpieces right before your eyes.

We take care of everything, including providing all the necessary supplies and handling setup and cleanup. This ensures that you can relax and enjoy a stress-free experience while our airbrush artists entertain your guests in New Jersey.

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We believe every guest deserves to feel important and included and they should.

The airbrush booth became a hub of excitement, laughter, and camaraderie, making the event even more enjoyable and unforgettable for everyone present. When the party finally came to an end, the airbrush hoodies became cherished mementos of an incredible celebration. I highly recommend Airbrush Events!

– Kelly M.

My team worked with Airbrush Events for the first time last fall and to say our expectations were wildly surpassed is an understatement…phenomenal and consummate professionals… They provide a unique and engaging experience that promotes longer engagement times with my client’s brand.

– Nigel S.

Hiring a New Jersey Airbrush Artist for Your Event Is Simple

Get a glimpse of how an Airbrush Event works, from planning to choosing party favors. Watch our short video to guide you through the process.
Airbrush shirts are an awesome idea for corporate meetings.

Schedule Your Airbrush Event in 3 Simple Steps

  • Contact Us With Your New Jersey Event Details & Choose Your Party Swag
  • Receive Written Quote and Finalize The Agreement for Your New Jersey Event
  • Get the Party Started! That’s it…

Do you know that New Jersey is the third state to enter the union? You probably do, and you might equally know that the State of New Jersey joined the United States on the 18th of December, 1787. You might also know that Henry Hudson stepped off what we now know as the Hudson River to claim more land for the Netherlands in 1609. The land was joined with the State of New York in 1664 when the Brits took over the area, but regained independence with a royal leadership at the head in 1738. What you don’t know is that Napoleon Bonaparte might be dead, but his manhood still lives on in New Jersey [1].

During the autopsy of the famous French Conqueror, his privates got detached and kept changing hands until it got to the hands of a urologist from New Jersey sometime before 1978. Understanding the importance of Napoleon’s manhood, he kept it safe under his bed for up to 30 years in a suitcase. Now, his daughter has inherited the stuff from her old man and has openly turned down offers above $100,000 for the bodiless body part [2]. Just weird, Right? Well, New Jersey has so much more in store for you, especially with some amazingly ridiculous rules.

For instance, it is absolutely forbidden, by the law of the state of New Jersey, to plant a tree in the middle of the road. It takes some getting used to the fact that the law would find it necessary to protect the roads from people that would go out of their way to break tar, but how can someone ever get used to the honking? In New Jersey, every motorist must honk before passing another one. We can understand how bike and bicycle owners can fulfill those legal duties, but somehow that law implies that skateboarders are required by the law of the state to honk [3]. Still, New Jersey has a bad reputation of having a lot of terrible drivers, even though they are aware that the law stipulates that people convicted on the ground of drunk-driving lose their rights to use vanity license plates [4].

Salem of the State of Massachusetts might be famous for the witch trials that took place there in 1692, but New Jersey’s town of Salem also has its own history of at least dramatic trials too. On 25th of September, 1820, Robert Johnson was put on trial for his poisonous tomatoes. To prove his innocence, and the innocence of his beloved tomatoes, he was forced to eat a basket of the tomatoes while the audience watched in anticipation of his death. As it turns out, the tomatoes were not poisonous after all, and Mr. Robert Johnson did not die [5]. Many must have still thought he used an antidote, but that could just be excessive imagination, or is it?

One killer that we are sure of is the notorious Charles Cullen, a deadly nurse who worked in a hospital in New Jersey and racked up a murder tally numbering up to 400 people looking for treatment. This kept up with the flow of blood in New Jersey as it was the venue for the most number of battles in the entire country during the American Revolution [6].

Another interesting thing to note is that while the Statue of Liberty is known to be in the State of New York, the Island it is placed in actually falls within the stated jurisdiction of New Jersey’s land. The Government of the State has fought for the recognition the State deserves on countless occasions, but that has only resulted in the clarification that only the water around and under the Island belongs to New Jersey, the Statue’s Island is a property of the state of New York [7].

References

[1] “New Jersey,” Wikipedia, [Online]. Available: https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Jersey. [Accessed 1 12 2019].
[2] “Top 10 Famous Stolen Body Parts,” Time, [Online]. Available: http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1988719_1988728_1988695,00.html.
[3] “weird driving laws of new jersey,” Drivesafer, [Online]. Available: https://www.drivesafer.com/blog/weird-driving-laws-of-new-jersey/.
[4] “Vehicle registration plates of the United States – Vanity and specialty plates,” Wikipedia, [Online]. Available: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_United_States#Vanity_and_specialty_plates.
[5] “Tomatoes Facts,” Factsnfacts, [Online]. Available: http://www.factsnfacts.com/food_facts/vegetables_facts/tomatoes_facts/.
[6] “Charles Cullen,” Wikipedia, [Online]. Available: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Cullen.
[7] “Liberty Island – Geography and access,” Wikipedia, [Online]. Available: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Island#Geography_and_access.