Rules and FAQ
FAQ
Your Questions
Do I have to be single to take part in the event?
No, you don’t have to – everyone with an open and friendly nature is welcome at our event. It’s all about spending an enjoyable evening with new and interesting people.
Do I have to introduce someone or can I just come along as an audience member?
It is not necessary / obligatory to introduce someone on stage, you can also just come along to watch 🙂
But I'm in a happy relationship, why should I go to a dating event?
Good question! To help your single friends find happiness so that they might soon be in a happy relationship too 😉 If you feel comfortable, you could use the stage to introduce your single friend to the audience. You also have the opportunity to have a fun evening with new nice people.
I haven't prepared a presentation and haven't registered, but I still have someone I'd like to present - is that possible?
You are very welcome to do this, just let me know in advance as the organizer so that I can include it. The form in which you present at the end is entirely up to you – only the time limit is set by me and that is 5 minutes.
Do I have to present alone or can we also go on stage in pairs?
No problem, just as you feel comfortable. Just let me know in advance 🙂
What is the average age of people who are introduced?
The average age is 31 years.
Should/can the person being introduced attend the event?
Although participation is not mandatory, it is strongly recommended!
Can I present several friends?
You are welcome to introduce more than one single personality with your presentation slot, but you must adhere to the 5-minute time limit. The stage is yours.
Is the event series available for different age groups?
We are working hard to offer the event for the relevant age groups. Currently in the planning stage: Over 30s, over 50s, single parent, lecture hall edition (students). Which age group are you still missing?
The rules of participation for all
To ensure a safe, respectful and enjoyable experience for all, we ask that all participants adhere to the following guidelines:
1. Respect and inclusion
Treat all participants with kindness, respect and consideration. Accept diversity and be open to meeting people from different backgrounds and circumstances. Avoid assumptions or prejudices about others based on their appearance, background or relationship status. We do not tolerate racism and welcome everyone.
2. Consent and boundaries
Respect personal boundaries at all times. No means no, and this should be respected unequivocally and immediately. Obtain explicit and honest consent before making physical contact. If someone refuses an interaction or request, accept their decision without pressuring or questioning them. Pay attention to the well-being and signals of others; if someone feels uncomfortable, change your behavior accordingly.
3. Behavior and etiquette
Use polite and courteous language. Avoid offensive, discriminatory, disrespectful or inappropriate comments and jokes. Avoid aggressive, confrontational or disruptive behavior Maintain a friendly and positive attitude.
4. Privacy
Respect the privacy of other participants. Do not share personal information or conversations outside the event without consent. Avoid taking photos or videos of other participants without their consent.
5 Drink responsibly
Drink responsibly and be aware of your limits. Excessive drinking can lead to inappropriate behavior. If you see someone who appears to be in distress or drunk, inform the event staff immediately.
6. Conflict resolution
If a conflict arises, try to resolve it objectively and with respect. If you feel uncomfortable or witness any form of harassment, discrimination or inappropriate behavior, report it immediately to the event staff.
7. Participation and commitment
Participate in conversations and activities with an open mind and a willingness to socialize. Avoid monopolizing conversations or pressuring others to interact.
8. Media
Please note that during the event “Do you already know…?” photos and/or videos will be taken. These recordings may be used for reporting, documentation and publication on our social media channels and other platforms.
By participating in the event, you agree to the recording and possible publication of your image. If you do not wish to appear in the photos, please contact our team on site. We will respect your privacy and find a solution together.
9 Consequences of violations
Any violation of these guidelines may result in immediate exclusion from the event. Serious or repeated violations may lead to exclusion from future events. By participating in this event, you agree to abide by these guidelines. We thank you for your cooperation and for helping us to create a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone. Have fun and make new, valuable contacts with like-minded people!
The participation rules for presenters
To ensure a safe, respectful and enjoyable experience for all, we ask that all participants adhere to the following guidelines:
1. I understand that “Have you heard of…?” and the host venue are not responsible or liable for any online or offline interactions that may occur after the event, including unwanted or inappropriate contact from attendees. By participating, I and the person being pitched accept full responsibility for our personal interactions and understand that “Do you know…?” and the venue cannot be held responsible for the actions of others.
2 I understand that this is a fun event that is meant to promote a friend and not portray him/her in a negative or hurtful way.
3. i am not presenting anyone against their will and i have understood the fun aspect of the event.
4 I give the organizers permission to add my presentation to the shared pitch library (Google Drive folder) after the event, which can be shared with the event participants. If this is not desired, please write an email to
5 I give permission to use photos and/or video clips taken at the event (featuring me and my pitch) to promote future ‘Have you met…?’ events. In addition, it may be used for any other marketing purposes related to this event series. If this is not desired, please write an email to
(Content) requirements for the presentations
Sending the presentations
Please send your presentation before the event to and make sure that it is received by 12 noon on the day of the event. This will make things a lot easier for me and may prevent first level support on stage. Presentations submitted after the deadline can no longer be considered, your presentation slot will then be changed to a spectator ticket. Google Slides, PDF, PowerPoint or Canva “share links” are preferred! Please make sure you have sufficient authorization for links. There are no limits to your creativity. However, please keep in mind that your presentation should not be longer than 5 minutes.
1. stay positive! This is NOT about exposing friends. This event is about presenting friends in a positive and fun way!
2. remain appropriate and respectful! We encourage creative presentations, but please refrain from nudity or inappropriate depictions.
3. keep the 5 minutes! Be imaginative, but try to keep your presentation under 5 minutes.
Indicating preferred pronouns, especially the person’s sexual orientation and age is recommended.
4. the last slide should contain a picture of the person together with contact information (Instagram, phone number, etc.). This slide will be shown between the presentations and also in the summary of the event at the end.
5. enter the name of the person being pitched and the presenter in the file name (example: “Hannelore presented by Gustav”).
6. you start your presentation with the words „Have you met … „