Question 1

What exactly is "The Bestie's Big Pitch Night"?

Accepted Answer

It's a fun, high-energy singles mixer where instead of swiping, you hear an honest 2-minute "sales pitch" from a friend about why their single bestie is a great catch. We skip the small talk and dive straight into fun, structured chats.

Question 2

Who is this event for?

Accepted Answer

This event is open to single individuals (the "Pitchables") and their Wing-People (the friends doing the pitching), plus other single attendees who just want to watch the pitches and join the mingling rounds. All are welcome!

Question 3

Is this a speed dating event?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly. We have two parts: the fun pitches, followed by "The Future Forecast" Power Pairing—a structured mingling session with fun, future-focused questions. It's guided conversation, not traditional speed dating.

Question 4

What's the Practitioner/Non-Practitioner split?

Accepted Answer

The event is a mix! We welcome everyone, whether you're interested in the esoteric (practitioners) or just enjoy high-energy social events (non-practitioners). The goal is just to connect interesting people.

Question 5

I want to pitch my friend. How do I sign up?

Accepted Answer

Great! You need to fill out the application form with your friend's details, and we'll contact you to confirm the time slot and rules. Your single friend's ticket is covered!

Question 6

How long is the "Manifestation Pitch"?

Accepted Answer

Pitches are strictly 2 minutes MAX. We encourage you to use props, visual aids (like one slide on your phone), or a dramatic performance to make your friend stand out!

Question 7

What if my friend comes, but doesn't want to be pitched?

Accepted Answer

That's fine! They should buy a regular "Single Attendee" ticket. They can watch the show, join the mingling rounds, and connect with people organically after the pitches.

Question 8

Do the Single Friends get a say in their pitch?

Accepted Answer

That's up to the Wing-Person! We encourage you to be honest, but keep it loving and fun. No throwing your friend under the bus (unless it's about their lovable red flags, like "they leave their socks everywhere").