Bring a question. Or pull up a chair and we’ll let the cards start the conversation.
I read tarot at bachelorette weekends, adult birthdays, dinner parties, and company receptions. Guests can stop by my table for an individual reading, or we can turn over a few cards together after supper. You can book tarot on its own.
There’s a fellow standing alone with a lantern. I might ask, “Does he want company, or did he go to quite a lot of trouble to get away from it?” The friend who organized the weekend and the friend who just left three kids at home may have very different answers.
That’s how I read: we look at the picture, I offer an interpretation, and you decide what rings true. It’s entertainment, with room for a good question and a laugh. No predictions or messages from departed relatives. Nobody owes me a secret.
For the host
One reader. Two ways to gather.
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The drop-in reading table
For a reception or a house full of friends, give me a small table and two seats within sight of the party but out of earshot. People come to me when they like. Each guest can sit alone, invite a friend, or walk straight past me on the way to the cheese.
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A shared reading after dinner
Once the plates are clear, we’ll lay out a few cards for a question the whole table can enjoy. For a birthday toast, try “What should we make more time for before the next cake?” The guest of honor can pick the card or nominate someone with cleaner fingers.
See what three cards and one shared question can do between dinner and coffee.
Availability & quotes
Save me a seat at your party.
Text me your date, city or venue, guest count, and the time you have in mind. If thirty people are coming but eight want a reading, give me both numbers. That’s the detail that helps me plan the evening and quote it accurately.