Some people would rather not do a ceremony alone, but also not with strangers. The Duo option is for that: together with your partner, a close friend or a family member, for €399 per person.
Together, but not the same
A shared ceremony doesn’t mean you experience the same thing. Each of you goes through your own process, with your own images, emotions and insights. What is shared is the day itself, the space, and afterwards the conversation about what was there.
What it adds
For some, it’s reassuring to have someone trusted nearby, even if that person is going through something entirely different. For partners or close friends, it can also do something for the relationship: going through something significant together often creates a different kind of connection than an ordinary conversation.
How it differs from the other options
In an open ceremony, you share the day with other, individually registered participants you don’t yet know. In a solo ceremony, the guide is available exclusively for you. Duo sits in between: intimate, but not entirely alone.
Who is this for?
Duo suits people who want to share the experience with someone specific, without having to carry each other’s process. Here too, each person completes their own intake conversation beforehand, so we can assess whether it’s a good fit for both of you.
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