FAQ
Events
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Matching Angel is for singles seeking a monogamous relationship. Our events are facilitated by Certified Relationship Coaches who sprinkle in tools and strategies that are research-based and science-led to maximise the chances of meeting someone special.
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The venue and our qualified hosts deserve to be compensated for their time and work. Furthermore, safety is our priority. A premium ticket price aims to: (1) improve safety, (2) promote responsible behaviour and accountability, and (3) achieve better number and gender estimates.
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You are responsible for exchanging contact details with a suitable match during the event. One important point is to check for mutual consent, if it is not mutual please maintain respect. You may also review our safety tips.
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No, we celebrate diversity and inclusion for ages above 18 years old. All are welcome. Matches under our public Wing-It Dating events offering are based on serendipity—the ultimate date with destiny.
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You will receive a date experience kit that includes: (1) a curated conversations menu with evidence-based questions found to enhance meaningful connections, and (2) one or two activities facilitated by a Certified Relationship Coach that are designed to empower you to turn your love life around.
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You will generally find a good gender balance (though not perfect) at all our events. Gender balance changes by city, weather, season, event type and so on, but we try our best to achieve that.
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Yes! Over 95% of attendees come alone. There is no need to feel apprehensive, nervous or worried about coming alone. Your host will welcome you, help you get comfortable and support you with meeting other attendees. Be your beautiful self and bring a positive attitude. <3
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On arrival, you will be greeted by your host who will sign you in. Collect your complimentary drink and feel free to mingle with people while waiting for all guests to arrive. The networking part will start sharp, please aim to be on time and get yourself a drink and any food beforehand.
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Introductions will be made on a rotating basis. Half of the group will be in a fixed place, and the other half of the group will rotate. During the interval, each pair of people will get the opportunity to talk to each other. Your host will indicate when you need move to the next person.
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If you are late, you can join the networking part midway.
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Refunds up to 7 days before event. Booking fees are non-refundable, so they won’t be returned to the ticket buyer unless the event is cancelled. Full refunds will be given to all ticket buyers if the event is cancelled.
Membership
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Matching Angel is for singles seeking a monogamous relationship. Submit an online application to join the Matching Angel community at no cost. If qualified for a complimentary consultation, you will receive an invitation to schedule a fifteen minute consultation. In this way, we can ensure everyone we work with is a strong candidate for meeting our exceptional singles.
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Memberships have a minimum commitment on a 6-monthly basis, and includes: (1) one ticket to The 6° Social once a month; (2) access to Members-only exclusive parties; (3) access to add-on Angels-only services; and (4) one time 1-month freeze.
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Free trials would compromise the quality of our member experiences. A premium price aims to promote safety through more responsible behaviour and accountability.
Contacts
Emergency services (including the police): 000
Lifeline Australia for crisis support: 13 11 14
1800RESPECT for domestic, family or sexual violence: 1800 737 732
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