Conscious Matchmaking with Sophy Love

We believe that there is a better way to connect and relate. Despite thousands of "dating options," it's harder now than ever before to authentically connect with one another. Swiping culture has created a painful, dehumanized, and transactional landscape for modern daters. As we continue to walk this journey with our clients, it’s evident that there is a deep yearning to feel seen, heard, and connected. We feel called to heal the dating space and to guide one another back to being human, both in dating and everyday life.

Sophy Love x GOLD Conscious Matchmaking Event is designed to foster curiosity and connection within a highly curated group of people. This experience creates opportunities for deep and real connection by easing us into a practice where we can finally let go of the strategizing, game playing, and withholding of what’s real for us. When we bring our whole self to any human interaction, we allow for vulnerability, and a real potential to connect, from our body and heart.

It is a set of deep icebreakers, practices, and games that help people practice being authentic, vulnerable and present with themselves while also being open and caring towards others. Coupled with a group of singles curated by professional matchmakers, these events create more meaningful relationships, friendships, and connections in all aspects of life.

• 98% of participants from our last Closer event said they learned something that would help them have better dates and more meaningful connections.
• 92% of participants said they would recommend a Closer event to a friend.
• At just one Closer event, we created 28 matches between people who expressed a strong interest in staying in connection with one another.

Best-selling author Tara Schuster wrote about her experience at Closer:

"Sophy had interviewed and curated the 20 attendees and then, instead of just having us all speed date, a facilitator paired us up, and took us through guided questions meant to dig deep and really get to know one another. By the end of the event, I felt like I hadn’t made meaningless small talk and that I hadn’t been robotically evaluating people with checklists, but instead getting to know them IN REAL LIFE. Since that event, I’ve been a lot more honest with the people I date, instead of hiding my emotions or trying to be someone else who has different preferences.”