Borka Party Psychic
Wedding · Bachelorette · Birthday
From $175 / hr
Profile At a glance
- Typical hourly rate: $180 to $400
- Typical two-hour booking: $400 to $800
- Minimum booking: A two-hour minimum is common
- Guests per hour: About 4 to 6 individual readings at party pace
- When to book: 4 to 8 weeks ahead; 2 to 3 months for October and December dates
- Readers listed here: 5 published readers for weddings
- Booking fee: None. You pay the reader directly.
Tarot readers for weddings in Los Angeles
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Wedding Tarot in Los Angeles
How do I find a tarot reader for a wedding in Los Angeles?
5 published readers in Los Angeles read for weddings. Open a profile to see their rate and photos, then send an enquiry: the reader replies to you directly. You book and pay the reader, with no booking fee from us.
How much does a tarot reader for a wedding cost in Los Angeles?
In Los Angeles, tarot readers typically charge $180 to $400 an hour, and a typical two-hour booking runs $400 to $800. Most event readers set a two-hour minimum. Ask for one total that covers travel and setup, and check whether your venue needs proof of insurance.
How far ahead should I book a tarot reader for a wedding in Los Angeles?
Four to eight weeks ahead for normal weekends. October dates, December holiday parties and New Year's Eve book out earliest, often two to three months ahead. Short notice? Use the enquiry form on a published profile to ask about your date and guest count.
How many guests can one tarot reader see at a wedding in Los Angeles?
For large weddings, book two readers side by side. One reader sees 4 to 6 guests per hour.
When during the wedding do guests usually get readings?
Cocktail hour works well - it gives guests something to do during photos, typically 90-120 minutes.
Do I need to tell guests in advance?
Most couples keep it as a fun surprise. A brief table announcement works well.
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