Couples £100 Extra
Couples Appointments – £100 Extra
A couples appointment involves two consenting adults meeting a companion together for a mutually agreed experience. Couples may explore this type of meeting for many reasons, including shared curiosity, bisexual exploration, a mutual fantasy, renewed intimacy or the opportunity to enjoy something new together.
The companions displayed within this category may be open to meeting couples for an additional £100, subject to their availability, personal preferences and approval of the proposed arrangement. The £100 supplement is added to the companion’s standard appointment rate and does not represent the complete cost of the meeting.
Being listed within this category does not guarantee that every couples enquiry will be accepted. Each companion decides independently whom she wishes to meet, what type of dynamic feels comfortable and which personal boundaries apply.
Communication Between Partners
From a relationship and sexual-wellbeing perspective, couples should discuss the experience openly before submitting an enquiry. Both partners should feel genuinely interested and emotionally comfortable, rather than agreeing because of pressure, fear of disappointing the other person or concern about the relationship.
Useful topics to discuss may include:
- why each partner is interested;
- what each person hopes to experience;
- personal boundaries and unavailable activities;
- how attention should be shared;
- whether either partner prefers to watch or participate;
- how discomfort will be communicated; and
- what reassurance may be helpful during and after the meeting.
It is normal for partners to have different levels of confidence or curiosity. One person may feel enthusiastic while the other feels nervous. These feelings should be discussed honestly and without judgement.
Consent Involves All Three Adults
A couples appointment involves three individuals, and every person’s consent is equally important. One partner cannot give consent on behalf of the other, and neither partner can give consent on behalf of the companion.
Agreement to the meeting does not imply agreement to every possible interaction. Consent must remain:
- freely given;
- specific;
- informed;
- ongoing; and
- capable of being withdrawn at any time.
Any participant may request a pause, decline an activity or end the interaction. The additional £100 charge does not override personal boundaries or create an obligation to continue.
Emotional Awareness and Jealousy
Even when both partners initially feel enthusiastic, unexpected emotions may arise. Jealousy, insecurity, excitement, nervousness or vulnerability can all occur during a shared intimate experience.
These emotions do not automatically mean that anything has gone wrong. They may simply indicate that one partner needs reassurance, a pause or a clearer conversation about what feels comfortable.
Couples may find it helpful to agree on a discreet word or signal that means:
- slow down;
- check in;
- change the focus; or
- stop the experience.
The companion should not be expected to resolve existing relationship difficulties. Where there is significant mistrust, resentment or pressure between partners, those concerns are best addressed before arranging a shared meeting.
Creating a Comfortable and Balanced Experience
Every couple has a different preferred dynamic. Some may want attention shared evenly, while others may prefer one partner to participate more actively or primarily observe. These preferences should be mentioned respectfully during the enquiry.
The companion may ask about the couple’s experience, expectations and boundaries. This helps her decide whether the proposed meeting is compatible with her own preferences and experience.
A relaxed introduction can help everyone become comfortable. Conversation, humour and rapport may be just as important as physical attraction, particularly during a first couples appointment.
No participant should be treated as an accessory to another person’s fantasy. A positive experience recognises that all three adults have their own feelings, choices and limits.
The £100 Additional Charge
The £100 couples supplement is charged in addition to the selected companion’s standard appointment rate.
The complete price may include:
- the companion’s usual appointment rate;
- the £100 couples supplement;
- the selected meeting duration;
- travel outside her normal area; and
- any additional arrangements confirmed beforehand.
The full cost should be agreed before the appointment is finalised. Payment of the supplement does not guarantee any activity that has not been specifically discussed and accepted.
Making a Couples Enquiry
A clear and respectful enquiry should include:
- the companion’s name;
- the preferred date and approximate time;
- the requested duration;
- the general London location;
- confirmation that the appointment is for a couple; and
- a brief explanation of the atmosphere or dynamic being considered.
There is no need to provide a graphic list of demands. Clear, polite communication allows the companion to assess whether she feels comfortable with the arrangement and whether further discussion is required.
Browse Couples-Friendly Profiles
Profiles displayed on this page may include photographs, videos, London locations, working hours, rates, reviews and individual preferences where available.
Couples should read the relevant profile carefully before submitting an enquiry. Availability, boundaries and preferred dynamics vary between companions, and every appointment remains subject to individual confirmation.
Bunnys of London encourages mature communication in which discretion, emotional awareness, equality, consent and personal choice remain central throughout every couples arrangement.