New Matchmaking Service Sparking Love For Peterborough
/While dating has been difficult during the pandemic, entrepreneur Waleed Dabbah founded a new matchmaking service in Peterborough and the Kawarthas called A Chance At Love announced Thursday.
Clients are set up on blind dates after meeting up with the company’s relationship expert. Photo Courtesy of A Chance at Love.
The matchmaking service goes old-fashioned with traditional dating methods to develop a true love connection according to Dabbah. He started A Chance At Love to bring love and happiness for singles after the quarantine made dating difficult. He believed people are ready to find love more than ever as the world begins to open up.
“Our goal is to bring people together after this tough pandemic and reignite love and connections the old way,” Said Dabbah. “No computers and no apps. Our matchmaking is done manually and is human-based. We aim to help individuals find their "one" and start relationships the right way.”
Photographers can be hired for the first blind date as a special service the company provides. Photo Courtesy of A Chance At Love.
Clients are interviewed while filling out questionnaires with a relationship expert before being paired based on compatibility.
“We vet everyone to the best of our abilities to ensure they are who they say they are,” said Dabbah. “We also make sure they are in this for the right reason and that is to find love.”
Candidates are set up on blind dates and the company follows up on their clients after five days. The company offers a unique service of a photographer for taking pictures of the first date.
A second blind date will be arranged for free if the prior one was not a success to the client.
Dabbah immigrated to Canada from Dubai in 2004. Photo Courtesy of Waleed Dabbah.
