I just wanted to take a moment to thank all the ladies and gentlemen that have already registered to come to our Meet & Greet.  As of today, we have 81 ladies registered to attend (some who have chosen to be UTR), not counting your lovely companion hosts.  It is safe to say that by the end of this week, new ladies registering will placed on a "standby" list of attendees.  Two weeks prior to the party, an email will be sent out to all registrants asking for a firm commitment to attend.  If a companion cannot firmly commit, their spot will open up and the next person on the standby list will receive an invitation.

We are not quite there with the gentlemen yet, but please know that this is sure to occur at some point prior to the event.  It is best to register as soon as you can so that you can be screened and your invitation secured.

Please visit the event website (link below) to see our list of companion attendees.  Over 20 have been added since the last post here.  I believe that a comment was recently made that this list is like a who's who of companions across the country.  I would certainly have to agree with that and I too am really looking forward to meeting all of these ladies in person.

For those that have not been to the event website before, you will find general information about the event, etiquette/FAQ, an avenue for registration, and the list of companion attendees.

To change the name to the WSOC..

(World Series of Courtesans.)

The talent coming in from all over the Country... and local ladies is quite impressive. Looks like a Dream come true for the hobbyist that wants to meet lovely ladies from all over the country in one venue. My mind is certainly blown looking over the Companion Attendee list and their reviews.

Good job Reagan, Eve, April, Little Phil and CHD.

Always a great time when I've attended these in the past, and it seems that Vegas will be hobby central once again that week-end.  Despite the high airfares, this event appears to be a Do Not Miss...

After posting the intended implementation of the standby list for the ladies this week, we received a lot of feedback from ladies and gentlemen to please not do this yet.  Registration forms for the ladies are continuing to come in at a pretty fast pace, so instead of limiting the ladies at this point, we spent yesterday scouring Vegas for a larger venue.

In the original Meet & Greet post, we let everyone know that we had secured a penthouse in a 5 star hotel on the strip.  While it will still be in a hotel of this caliber on the strip, we can now accommodate a larger volume of attendees.  We will hold off on limiting attendance for the ladies until it is absolutely necessary.

Gentlemen...the ladies have spoken.  While we have a wealth of local ladies attending, it truly has turned into a national event because ladies from around the country are flying in to meet with you and network with fellow companions.  Do not disappoint them or yourself.  Register to attend...

am VERY excited! I had a blast on my last (and FIRST) trip to Vegas and can't wait to see what this trip holds!

I agree totally, no standby list yet.  Seems like it is going to be a big one.  Luckily I already have my airfare and room booked.  All of the hosts are doing a heck of a job...

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First of all, kudos to Reagan and her co-hosts for this soiree.  Classy informative website.  The only concern is those two dirty rotten scoundrels you've got for Client Co-hosts!    

I'm not too surprised that the client registration may be lacking a bit.  Gatherings in Vegas primarily rely on "non-local" hobbyists.  So while the list of ladies is quite impressive, guys still have to make the effort to get there.  

I'm curious if any of the guys are perhaps intimidated a bit by the "formal" element of the event.   Afterall, how many of us travel to Vegas with suits or tuxes.

Hey, all I have to do is throw a suit into my carry-on luggage and I am coming all the way across the country.  It should not be a problem at all.  My last trip to vegas I packed a lot of clothes and barely needed half of them.  I'll bring something casual and then just throw in one suit.

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my best is a dress shirt, so unfortunately, I'm out.

Posted By: Ol_Desperado

First of all, kudos to Reagan and her co-hosts for this soiree.  Classy informative website.  The only concern is those two dirty rotten scoundrels you've got for Client Co-hosts!    

I'm not too surprised that the client registration may be lacking a bit.  Gatherings in Vegas primarily rely on "non-local" hobbyists.  So while the list of ladies is quite impressive, guys still have to make the effort to get there.  

I'm curious if any of the guys are perhaps intimidated a bit by the "formal" element of the event.   Afterall, how many of us travel to Vegas with suits or tuxes.  

Personally, I'm traveling across the continent, and have no problem bringing a sport coat and business shirt with me.  Not planning to bring a tie, though...I'll buy one the day of if that's necessary.  As for it being "too hot" in Vegas in Sept., I'm used to wearing suits year round to work here in NY/NJ, where it can get mighty hot, and humid to boot.   Not a problem here, and if guys decide not attend because they can't dress up a little, well, whose problem is that?

Crazy is correct.  I have requested that you wear a sport coat but it is not mandatory.  Neither is a tie.  While both would look very nice and I can guarantee that the ladies would find it sexy as hell, it is not a requirement.  This is a quote directly off of the web site:

"For the gentlemen, we suggest dress slacks and perhaps a sport coat. No polos or any attire you might feel comfortable wearing at the golf course, boys. Full suits, tuxes, or even your best dress kilt are all enthusiastically welcomed".

Notice that we are suggesting...  You are not going to be turned away at the door if you show up in a nice dress shirt and slacks.  What will be turned away is jeans, shorts, t-shirts, polo/golf shirts...

Hope this clarifies.  I've been to meet and greets and most of the guys wear a dress shirt and slacks.  Some are more casual.  We are just saying that in our case, the usual is a bare minimum (pun intended...Lol).

For this event, i can handle packing a suit and tie.

and I certainly can find room to pack a coat and tie. Probably the only time this year I will wear one!

It seems to me that this is the way guys ought to dress for any M&G.

(I lean towards a white sport coat and a pink crustacean.)