Why bookings are by the day
A full day is simpler for everyone than watching a clock. You have an unhurried guest for the whole occasion — meeting beforehand, arriving together, the meal, the speeches, the evening — without renegotiating time halfway through.
A booking is one full day, up to ten hours; a wedding weekend is one booking per day. The start and the end are agreed in writing before you meet.
What a day booking includes
- A verified woman suited to your occasion and its dress code
- The plan, the limits and how she is introduced, agreed in writing
- Her company for the whole day — a public first meeting, strictly platonic throughout
- One clear price for the day, in writing before you confirm
What does a day cost?
A day's price depends on the country of the occasion and on her travel. The price page gives the day-rate range for any country; you then request your exact quote, and the full figure is in front of you before anything is confirmed.
There are no hourly charges. You pay 50% of the price in advance when you choose a companion, against an invoice; the rest you pay her directly on the day. The advance is refunded in full if nobody is introduced, or if she cancels or does not come. Once you are introduced, it is not refunded if you cancel or change the plan; the date can move only if she agrees, and the advance stays on the booking.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a day booking?
Up to ten hours, from meeting beforehand to the agreed end. You set the start and the end in the plan.
Does the booking run past the evening?
No. The day ends at the agreed time and she goes home; nothing continues after. A second day is a second booking, and it stays strictly platonic — length never changes what is on offer.
How much does a day cost?
It depends on the country. The price page shows the day-rate range, and you see the full price before you confirm.