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Luna Bunny

Luna books solo for most nights, but she also works as a pair with Summer, and that is worth knowing before you call. A single performer holds eight to twelve guests comfortably. Past that, attention starts splitting and somebody at the back is on their phone — a pair covers a bigger room the way one person cannot.

Ask for the duo by name when you book. Their availability has to line up, so it needs more notice than a solo booking, and there is no half version of it — if only one of them is free we will tell you that rather than quietly sending one.

Tell 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.

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-Dade is home territory — Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, South Beach, Coral Gables, Doral, Hialeah and Aventura — and she travels north into Broward for Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood bookings.

Hotel suites, private homes, Airbnbs, boats and rented venues all work. All she needs is a clear area about six feet square and somewhere private to change, and a little more than that if you are booking the pair. If the building has a doorman or a front desk, mention it when you call.