In practice
- She sits beside you at dinner, talks with your table, joins a group on the dance floor
- She is introduced as a friend, or however the plan says within these rules
- No kissing, hand-holding or posing as a couple
- No hotel rooms or private places, before or after
- Nothing after the agreed end of the evening
Why it is strict
Because she is meeting a stranger and the rules are what make that safe — and because they make this what it is: a guest for an occasion, a lawful social booking, and nothing else.
If it is broken
A request for more ends the booking at once, without a refund, and the client is not booked again.
Frequently asked questions
Can she be introduced as my girlfriend?
She follows the introduction you agree, inside these rules. "A friend" is usually easier and needs no follow-up next year.
What about a slow dance at the wedding?
No. Group dancing is fine; dancing as a couple is not.
Does platonic mean stiff?
No. The limits are about touch and privacy, not warmth — most clients describe an easy, sociable evening.