Underneath, every booking is the same: a companion who meets you at a public venue, is good company for the evening, and leaves at the agreed time. What changes is the occasion — so here's how each one tends to go.
You've a wedding in a fortnight, possibly with a drive and an overnight, and you'll know a handful of people at most. Before the day we go over the guest list, the people who'll be there, and the version of events you'd like to give — friend, colleague, plus-one, your call. On the day your companion is warm at the table, fine on the edge of the dance floor, and reads the room without being told.
Typically a tailored window across the ceremony and reception. We'll talk through travel if it's further out.
Sometimes it's simpler than a whole event — a restaurant you've been meaning to try, a table that's better with someone across it. We agree the place and time; your companion meets you there, the conversation is easy, and the evening runs to a clear finish.
Usually two to three hours. Good for a quiet celebration, or just an evening you'd rather not spend in alone.
You booked the tickets months ago and the enthusiasm faded somewhere around the logistics. We plan the whole evening around the curtain — somewhere to eat beforehand, timings that work, the walk to the venue — so the night is the event, not an exercise in coordination.
Often four to five hours, dinner through to the final act.
The reception where everyone's arrived in twos, the awards dinner where you're seated with people you've never met, the conference drinks you'd usually duck out of. Your companion comes briefed on the context — who matters, what you do, what not to raise — and makes the room easier to work rather than harder to leave.
Length agreed per event. Discretion goes without saying.
Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, the gatherings where arriving alone draws the kind of attention you'd rather not. Your companion turns up prepared and helps the evening feel like the celebration it's meant to be.
Tailored to the occasion.
Whatever the occasion, it's platonic and it's in public — a restaurant, a venue, an event space, never a private home or hotel room. We plan it with you beforehand, hold to the time we've agreed, and don't do open-ended evenings, intimacy, or anything that strays from good company. That consistency is exactly why members trust it.
Once you're a member, any of these is a single message — tell us the date and the occasion, and we take it from there.