Do you struggle with making conversation on a first date? Well stop worrying, you’re not alone. As an elite dating site, the Bowes-Lyon Partnership has a team of experienced dating experts who have they seen it all before and are on hand to help you get the most from your membership.

"Whether you’re freshly single or trying to get back into the dating scene, meeting someone new is one thing, but connecting with him or her is another. The dating experts at the Bowes-Lyon Partnership will use all their experience to match you up with a likeminded individual, but there’s something important to bear in mind.

When it comes to that first date there’s no denying that first impressions count. But how can you ensure you leave a positive lasting impression when the date ends. And if the spark isn’t there, what’s the best way to say goodbye? Let an elite dating agency help.

When you join a dating agency and get a meeting in the diary, it’s natural for the pulse to start racing. As the Bowes-Lyon Partnership knows, feeling that you could be about to meet that special someone is a really exciting time.

It is the most common piece of advice offered by well-meaning friends before setting off on a date.

I recently read an article about the fact that nothing is more attractive than a happy person. I'm inclined to agree!

It's so interesting when two people who were just friends for years end up developing a romantic relationship.

So today’s blog is going to be more of a call to action than a post answering a question.

As owners of the UKs exclusive dating agency, Bowes-Lyon Partnership Ltd, we always strive to at the very least meet the criteria and preferences of our members.

I always have to laugh when potential members email me to set up an initial consultation and in the last line of the message, they end with a bit of a disclosure saying, ‘Oh, and I have to warn you – I don’t really know what I’m looking for!’

The average 32-year-old has already worked for nine companies and is looking for the tenth, claims Barry Schwartz in The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less. In his best-selling book, the Western world is described as a place that provides its people with an overload of choice, and in turn promotes indecisiveness.

Earlier this year, recently divorced Gerald Rogers, who works as a motivational speaker, took his personal experiences in love and attempted to communicate a series of tips to those who were struggling in their marriages.