So, your friend has been single for a while now, and since you are well aware of the perks of dating, you don’t want your friend to miss out on it. And, that’s where the brilliant idea of matchmaking comes to your mind which turns you into a full-time matchmaker for your dearest friend.

Well, even though your thought is pure, let’s lay down some ground rules and insightful tips that will help you accomplish your goal without scoring any enemies. Shall we?

1. Pressuring is a big no-no

Never make the mistake of pressuring your friend into dating again. Whether they have recently ended a toxic relationship or it’s been a while for them, allow your friend to make that decision. Ask or advise them by showing them beautiful and fun aspects of dating, and if they agree to date again along with you being their matchmaker in Sydney, continue with the next point.

2. Find people of similar taste

Dating is exciting only when the two people share similar interests and choices. That way, even after being strangers, they will always have something interesting for a conversation. When setting up the date, keep two things in mind: 

• You know both the parties well and can certainly vouch for them
• The date will be organized in a public place to keep the awkwardness to a minimum.

3. When to stay and when to leave?

So, will you be accompanying your friends on their first date? Well, it’s a great idea as they will have someone around whom they know and like. However, this can’t continue on the second, third and the dates after that. The first date is the icebreaker where the two people will get to know whether they want to meet again or not. Whatever they decide for the future, your job is done here!

4. No interference policy

Even if your friends met because of you, no one likes interference in their relationship, and so you should know very well when to take a step back. Stop asking them about the details of their love life because they will tell you if they want on their own. You can always plan outings with them but try to keep it on the low. In short, give them the space they need to understand each other.

5. What will you do if the match doesn’t work out?

In case something goes wrong, be prepared for it. Clear your stand at the beginning itself so no disputes happen over you or with you. Losing a friend can be heartbreaking, but losing two at the same time might leave you shattered. 

6. Leave the job to the experts

Do you want your friend to meet someone worth their time, efforts and love? Then leave the job to the leading matchmakers in Sydney. With a data full of interesting and verified people, no one can help your friend better than the experts.

Well, how did you find your true love? Was it by luck or one of your friends played matchmaker for you too? Share your experiences in the comments below and bookmark this post to keep it handy in the hour of need. Good luck!