Pick one time that works for both of you
Use the couples option in the booking menu so you can look for an appointment for two guests. If the time you want shows availability for only one person, call (985) 445-3663 to check what the studio can arrange. This is especially handy if you have one date in mind or need the session to fit between other plans.
The couples menu lists 30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes. For a first visit together, an hour gives both guests time to get settled without taking up most of an afternoon. Pick 30 minutes if you’re fitting a massage into a short outing. Consider 90 minutes if you both enjoy a longer session and want a slower pace.
Tell each therapist what you like
You can have very different preferences and still enjoy sharing the appointment. One guest might ask for light pressure around the neck while the other wants firmer work across the upper back. Each guest should mention their focus areas and any areas they’d like skipped. If one of you wants firmer work, ask about options when you book.
Talk about the pace before you arrive if one of you is new to massage. Would you both like a quiet room, or would it help to hear what happens at each step? At the start, let the therapists know that someone is trying it for the first time so there’s a chance to ask questions.
Give yourself time between stops in Slidell
The studio is at 1325 Gause Blvd, Suite A. When you’re putting the day together, leave time for arrival, changing, and travel before you make the next reservation. A late morning appointment can lead into lunch, while an afternoon session leaves the evening open. For a walk afterward, try the paths at Heritage Park on Bayou Bonfouca.
For a birthday or anniversary, decide how much of the plan you want to share. A nice surprise can be the outing itself, with the session length and pressure left to the recipient. If you’re coordinating with another guest who has a tight schedule, send them the booking time and the suite number so they can meet you there.
For an after-work date, start with the time the later guest can reach Gause Boulevard. If you’re meeting at the studio, agree to arrive together before check-in so you both have time to ask questions. Then pick an easy dinner plan with enough room for the visit to end comfortably.
Give the appointment as a gift
An e-gift card gives the recipient a chance to choose the day that works for both people. If you’d like it to cover a couples appointment, check the menu for the length you have in mind and call to confirm the total before buying. Include a note suggesting the couples session and let the recipient know they can choose the pressure and focus once they arrive.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a couples massage with a friend?
Yes. A couples session is a shared massage appointment for two guests, so you can plan it with a friend, partner, or family member.
Can the two guests ask for different pressure?
Yes. Tell your own therapist what feels comfortable and which areas you’d like them to spend time on. Call ahead if one guest is looking for more focused work.