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Speed dating in Nashville is run by private organizers who host short timed meetings at bars, restaurants and event spaces for a stated age range. This directory lists upcoming Nashville speed dating nights and singles events with the organizer, venue, age range, ticket price and the date we last checked the listing. Matchmakers and dating coaches are listed with the fees and service areas they post. We don't sell tickets or vouch for organizers, so confirm the details on the organizer's own page before you pay.
Nashville Singles Events lists speed dating nights, singles events, matchmakers and dating coaches around Nashville, with dates, age ranges and ticket links from each organizer. Events sell out, move or get canceled, so confirm the details with the organizer before you buy.
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Questions
What is a dating coach?
A dating coach is a paid advisor who works with a client on meeting people and dating, such as profiles, conversation or planning dates. Services and fees differ, so read what each coach lists and ask before you pay.
Are dating coaches worth it?
That depends on what you need and what the coach actually offers, and no directory can promise a result. Before you pay, ask for the exact service, number of sessions, total price, refund terms and any credentials the coach claims, then check them.
How do I become a dating coach in Nashville?
This directory doesn't cover training paths. If you already coach in the Nashville area, use Submit or claim your listing and include the services and fees you post on your own site.
How does speed dating work in Nashville?
Each organizer sets its own format, including the age range, number of short dates, ticket price and refund policy. Check the event page linked from each listing before you buy a ticket.
How do I stay safe meeting someone new?
Meet in a public place and tell a friend your plans. The Federal Trade Commission's central advice on romance scams is to never send money or gifts to someone you haven't met in person.