A dinner companionship engagement runs more smoothly when both sides know what to expect. Here's a short, practical guide.
Before the dinner
- Confirm the details in advance. Restaurant, dress code, and timing should be settled during confirmation, not improvised on the night.
- Share relevant context. If the evening involves colleagues, family, or a specific sensitivity, mention it during your screening call so your companion can prepare.
- Be on time. Companionship engagements run on the same courtesy as any professional appointment.
During the dinner
- Treat the evening as a genuine social occasion. The best engagements feel like dinner with an engaging acquaintance, not a transaction.
- Respect the boundaries agreed in advance. Every engagement we arrange is strictly social — conversation, company, and courtesy, nothing more.
- Let your companion contribute. They're there to make the evening enjoyable, not simply to be present.
After the dinner
- Settle any agreed terms promptly, per what was confirmed in advance.
- Share feedback if you have it. It helps us refine future matches.
A note on discretion
Neither party should discuss the other's identity or the nature of the engagement outside what's necessary. See our Discretion & Privacy policy for how we protect both sides.