Duo for an Event
A reception, a premiere, a corporate night, an anniversary — an evening where the pair is on show.
Events are the most demanding format. What matters isn't only how the pair looks but how they carry a room — whether they can hold a conversation with strangers, stay comfortable when the crowd shifts, and know when to say nothing at all.
What to confirm when booking
- The kind of event — a corporate night, a reception, a wedding and a premiere are four different evenings
- Dress code, down to color if it matters
- A cover story, and whether one is even needed
- Who else will be there — colleagues, family, press
- Photography — whether one is planned, and whether posting it is acceptable
About photos from the event
This is its own agreement. Many pairs are fine with a group photo but not with it going on social media. Settle this before the evening — the conversation is much less pleasant after.
Who to book
Look at languages and event experience in the profile. For a reception with international guests, that matters more than looks: a silent pair at a table of English-speaking partners creates exactly the awkwardness you were trying to avoid.
Frequently asked
Do we need a cover story?
Not necessarily, but if you use one, agree it beforehand and stick to a single version. Improvising on the spot is visible from across the room.
Can photos be taken?
Only by agreement. Whether anything gets posted is a separate question, settled before the event.
See Also
Duo for an Hour
The shortest booking: one clear occasion, one clear end time, two companions.
from $600Duo for the Night
A full evening, from dinner to the last stop, without watching the clock.
from $3,200Duo Hotel Outcall
For guests of the city: a visit to your hotel, or a table at the restaurant downstairs.
from $600