An evening you both booked: how the office books couples escorts in London
This plan is for two people who would like a third at the table for an evening, and it is how the board arranges couples escorts in London. It is company and conversation, exactly as every other plan on this board is, and nothing further is offered or implied at any length or any figure. What makes it its own plan is not what happens, it is how it is arranged.
The office asks that both of you are part of the conversation from the first message. Not one person booking and the other finding out at eight o'clock. That is partly good manners and mostly practical: the evenings that go well are the ones where both people wanted them, and the companion arriving can tell the difference within a minute.
On the board
Suited to an evening you both booked
Note 02
How the booking is made
Write to the office with both of your first names, the date, the hour and the length, and say plainly that the two of you are booking together. The confirmation comes back naming her, the time, the length and the figure, exactly as it would for a single guest, and either of you can reply to agree it.
If one of you would rather choose the name and the other would rather be surprised, say so and the office will work with that. What it will not do is take the booking from one person while the other has not been told.
Note 03
What the evening usually is
Dinner, most often. Three hours at £700 or four at £900, with a drink first and a walk afterwards, and a conversation that has three people in it rather than the two it usually has. A bar, a show, or a long lunch on a Sunday are all equally ordinary versions of the same booking.
Some couples book it because they are new to a city and want somebody who knows it. Some book it because a familiar evening is more interesting with a third person at the table. Neither reason needs explaining to anybody.
Note 04
What is agreed beforehand
The hour, the length and the figure, as always. Beyond that, the office will ask one question about the evening you have in mind so that the right name is suggested, and it is worth answering in a sentence rather than a paragraph.
Everything about the arrangement stays inside the hours booked. The figure covers her time and her company and nothing else, and that is the same sentence written on every other page of this site because it is the same arrangement.
Note 05
Two zones that suit a table for three
Kensington has rooms behind garden walls where the candles are in old bottles and the tables are scrubbed pine, which is about as unstuffy as a good dinner gets. Shoreditch does the opposite and does it well: loud rooms, woodsmoke, nobody performing for anybody, and streets that are still busy at midnight if the evening keeps going.
Whichever zone you are staying in will take this booking. The office starts from where you are staying rather than from a restaurant list.
Note 06
Four who are easy with two guests
Thea is warm from the first minute, asks about family and means it, and has her coat off before anybody has worked out how the evening started. Rosa is impossible to rush and very hard to embarrass, which settles a table quickly. Lucy is the least formal name here and is genuinely curious about strangers, so both of you will end up talking more than you meant to. Nancy can turn a shy guest talkative inside half an hour and has been doing it in the same brasserie for a decade.
Anyone else on the who is free page can be asked. Send two or three names and the office will say who is free and who suits the evening you have described.
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The question couples ask first
It is usually some version of whether it will be awkward, and the honest answer is that it is awkward for about four minutes and then it is a dinner. The women who take this plan are good at those four minutes. They ask both of you questions rather than one of you, they do not take sides in anything, and they have no interest in being the centre of the table.
The second question is usually who talks to her. Both of you, ideally. An evening where one person does all the work is the only version of this booking that does not come off, and she will gently rebalance it if it starts heading that way.
Note 08
Practical notes
Book the restaurant table for three. Tell the office if the evening is at your home rather than a hotel, because a private address is arranged slightly differently and the building and flat are checked in advance. Give a few hours of notice where you can, and a day if the table matters.
The fee is handed to her in person when she arrives, by whichever of you is nearest the door. The whole ladder is on the rates page.
From The Roundup
Two notes worth reading first
More plans
Other ways an evening is arranged
Last strip
Say a name and an hour
Write in with a length, a time and the zone you are staying in, and a name from the board comes back with a window attached. That is the whole of the arrangement.