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Parties move. The restaurant runs long, the group ends up at a different house than the one you gave us, somebody's flight lands late and the whole night slides by ninety minutes. None of that is unusual and none of it has to be a problem — but it is much easier to fix while it is happening than after.

If the timing slips, call us. A performer can often absorb thirty or forty minutes if she knows in advance. What does not work is nobody saying anything and her arriving to a house where the group is still at dinner. One text when you realise you are running late usually saves the booking.

If the address changes, call before you move. A different unit in the same building is nothing. A different city is a different booking, and depending on how far it is and what else is on the calendar it may not be possible on the night. Give us the new address as soon as you know it.

If the date moves, tell us early. Moving a booking a week out is usually straightforward. Moving it the day before means we are back to whoever is free, which may not be the performer you picked. Deposits hold a date and a person, so the earlier you move it the more likely you keep both.

The theme running through all three is the same: we can work with almost anything if we hear about it while there is still time. Groups that go quiet and hope are the ones who end up disappointed.

Give us the date, the start time and the address, and we will tell you within a few minutes whether she is free. Miami weekends fill early, so if your date is already fixed it is worth calling as soon as you have it rather than waiting until the week of.

If she is booked we will say so on the call, not substitute somebody quietly at the door. The rate is quoted up front for the whole time block, so there is nothing left to work out once she arrives, and tipping is customary but never required.

Still deciding? Look through the rest of the Miami roster and give us two or three names. We will confirm whoever is free for your date and hold the slot while you sort out the rest of the night.

Miami Lakes, Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Miami Gardens, Opa-Locka, Palm Springs North and Doral are her closest bookings — most of them fifteen minutes or less. Downtown, Brickell, Wynwood, Aventura and South Beach are routine, and she travels north into Broward for Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood.

That corner of the county is house territory rather than hotel territory, which usually means a backyard, a garage cleared for the night, or a rented place with actual room to move. Those are the easiest bookings we run — space, somewhere private to change, and no front desk involved.

A clear area about six feet square is all she needs. Mention any gate code when you call, since a lot of communities up there are gated, and make sure everyone in the room is 21 or over.