Every reason couples book
two tables instead of one.
The session is the same skilled work either way. What changes is the timing, the setup and the questions worth asking before you book. Here is how each one differs.
Anniversary
The most booked occasion on this site, and the one people plan furthest ahead. Evening slots go first because nobody wants to be rushing out afterwards — which is the whole reason a home session beats a restaurant. Book the longer one; the extra half hour is where the year actually leaves your shoulders.
Honeymoon
Almost always a hotel room, almost always jet-lagged. Our therapists come to you rather than the other way round, so you keep the afternoon you would have spent in traffic. Tell us the hotel when you message — a few require a note at reception, and we handle that before we arrive.
Birthday
Usually booked by one partner as a surprise, which changes the logistics. Book it in their name, tell us when they will be out, and we arrive early and set up quietly. Message us instead of calling if you share a room — the confirmation comes back as a text, not a ringing phone.
Proposal
Booked for one of two moments — the hour before, when hands will not stop shaking, or the hour after, when they finally do. Both work. If it is before, say so and we will keep the session lighter; nobody wants to be half asleep for the actual question.
Babymoon
Prenatal-qualified therapists, side-lying position with proper cushioning, and pressure kept where it belongs. Tell us which trimester when you book so we send the right pair. Your partner gets a full session alongside — which, by that stage of a pregnancy, is usually overdue too.
Valentine's Day
Every restaurant in the city is fully booked by January and charging a set menu price. Your living room has neither problem. The one thing worth knowing: this is our single busiest evening of the year, so the slots that exist go weeks in advance.
Wedding day
Booked for the morning, before the photographer and the phone calls. Shoulders down, jaw unclenched, and no oil left on the skin — we finish dry so makeup and dressing go on cleanly afterwards. Say it is a wedding morning and the therapists plan around that.
Just because
No date, no anniversary, nothing to celebrate. This is quietly our second most common booking, and the one couples repeat. There is no occasion to plan around, so midweek evenings are wide open and the same session costs the same as it would on a Saturday.
that isn't on this list?
A promotion, a move, the end of a hard month. Tell us what it is and we build the session around it — same two therapists, same quiet hour.