The Circles

Not everyone with a ticket. Only the guests a room is glad to have met, and the only people Luvo introduces.

How it works

A ticket gets you into the room. It doesn't get you into a circle.

The evening

Anyone can book

Constellation evenings are open to anyone who books with the brand that suits them. That's how we meet more than a million people in person.

The circle

Only some are invited

At the end of each evening, our hosts invite the guests who stood out into that brand's circle. Those circles, and nothing wider, are who Luvo introduces.

What hosts look for

Noticed, not nominated.

It isn't about looks, a job title or a type. It's about the kind of person others enjoy being around.

They put people at ease

The guest who makes a nervous stranger relax within a minute.

They listen well

Curious about the person in front of them, not just waiting for their turn to talk.

They leave people smiling

The one people remember, and mention, long after the evening ends.

Hosts aren't alone in this. Guest feedback, and how someone shows up from one evening to the next, count too.

No quota, no formula

Invitations follow the room, not a number.

Every evening is different. Some rooms are full of remarkable people; others have only one or two who truly stand out. We invite accordingly.

An evening of 15 guests

2 invited into the circle

An evening of 20 guests

8 invited into the circle

An exceptional evening of 20

12 invited into the circle

Illustrative examples. Each dot is a guest; red dots are guests invited into the circle.

The rules

What makes a circle a circle.

FreeAlways. There's no fee to join or stay.
Invite-onlyNo applications, except The Gild Society.
Can't be boughtNo ticket, package or upgrade buys a place.
Earned in personEvery member was met and noticed at an evening.

Circle members are the first guests invited across the Constellation, to private evenings and to other brands' events, and they may be considered as a match through Luvo Matchmaking, at no cost.

For Luvo clients

The best of a crowd we already know.

Selected, not sourced

Your introductions come from a small, invited group, not from everyone who bought a ticket.

Vouched for by a room

Every member stood out to hosts and to the guests who met them, often more than once.

Drawn from seven worlds

Dating, friendship and networking circles mean your matches aren't limited to one crowd or type.

Quick answers

About the circles.

Can I pay to join a circle?

No. A circle can't be bought, and there's no fee, now or later. The only way in is to come to an evening and be noticed.

Can I apply to join a circle?

No. Circles are invitation-only. The Gild Society is the one exception: a private dating club entered by application, whose members are also welcomed across the Constellation.

Is everyone who attends an evening considered for Luvo?

No. Buying a ticket gets someone into the room, not into a circle. Only the guests our hosts and fellow guests single out are invited into a circle, and the circles are the people Luvo introduces.

How many guests are invited from each evening?

There's no quota. One evening of 15 guests might produce two invitations; an exceptional evening of 20 might produce a dozen. Invitations follow the room, not a number.

What do hosts look for?

Warmth, curiosity and ease: the guest who puts a nervous stranger at ease, listens well and leaves people smiling. It isn't about looks, a job title or a type. Guest feedback and how someone shows up from one evening to the next count too.

Do circle members pay to be introduced through Luvo?

No. Being in a circle, and being considered as a match through Luvo, costs nothing. Luvo's matchmaking packages are for clients.

Begin

Meet someone a room was glad to meet.