Why couples differ from a single booking
A booking for two involves two sets of expectations, and they diverge more often than either partner assumes. An agency experienced with couples therefore prefers to speak with both partners before anything is fixed.
Questions to settle beforehand
- Who takes the initiative during the appointment, and who sets the pace.
- How actively the partner takes part, and what happens if he would rather watch.
- Whether there is contact between the companion and the man, or not.
- What happens if either of them wants to stop partway.
- Where it takes place and how the evening begins.
These questions sound businesslike, and that is the point. An appointment that is clear beforehand runs more easily than one where everything still has to emerge.
A threesome with a female escort
The reverse also occurs: a couple booking a female escort. The same rules apply, with the added point that contact between the two women should be discussed beforehand. An agency that speaks only to the person making the request skips a step. The smaller selection of female escorts is on the agency's own site.
Surcharges
Many providers in this market charge a couples surcharge, which can raise the total considerably. It pays to ask beforehand. The Men's Company does not charge one, so the amount for a couple equals that for a single booking, plus travel.
What makes a good match
For couples, character weighs more heavily than for a single booking. Somebody who senses when to take initiative and when not to is the difference between a good evening and an awkward one. Agencies that know their people can advise on exactly that, which is what the brokerage fee pays for. See the page on what is possible.