We are getting ready for our viewing party tonight, with this being our second appearance on The Real Housewives of Vancouver on Slice at 9pm.  We are so excited to share so watch for our comments tonight on Twitter and Facebook when we can finally talk about it and share some behind the scenes photos!

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Rhonda Ceci

Rhonda Ceci

 

Rhonda has been in the matchmaking business for the last 5 years. Past clients have told her they feel and immediate sense of trust on first meeting her. For Rhonda, integrity is not just a catch phrase; she lives her life around her core values of sincerity and honesty. Rhonda will not rest until her clients are happily involved fulfilling, romantic relationships. Matchmaking gives Rhonda a real sense of accomplishment; to her the rewards of matching someone that then leads to love, and then marriage are priceless. Rhonda is a great addition to the Matchmaker for Hire team.

To Contact Rhonda email [email protected]

 

 

…just some of the many tweets we saw from fans of the Real Housewives of Vancouver Reality TV show after last week’s episode aired. Many fans seemed to enjoy our interaction as matchmakers with Mary Zilba and Robin Reichman when we visited Mary in her home!

Everybody loves Mary, too. They’re rooting for her to find love, and they sure got a kick out of Robin’s pointed questions…

It was gratifying for us to share (on national television!) the process of listening carefully to our clients, and showing the attention to detail that’s required when you’re trying to put the right people together. We found Robin’s questions a little off the wall, although we have heard just about everything, they sure made the episode a memorable one

I can now tell you that we did find a match for Mary, and you’ll see how it happens in tomorrow nites show (Slice TV Tuesday April 9 @ 9pm)

I’m very pleased to announce that tonight, April 2nd, Matchmaker for Hire will be part of a story arc on the popular reality television show Real Housewives of Vancouver, (Slice TV@ 7pm & 10pm), helping one of the ladies find Mr. Right.

Knowing of my romance and dating expertise in Western Canada, RHOV approached me and my team to find a match for Mary Zilba, a.k.a. ‘the Good Housewife’. Next Tuesday, April 9th, Mary’s dream date will be revealed on the Season 2 finale.

Behind the Scenes

We were first approached by the producers of RHOV last August to see if we might play a role in finding Mary happiness.  We made two appearances on the show on two different nights, and that’s quite unusual for the hit series.

Part of my service is that I interview people in their homes, so my right hand Jill and I went to Mary’s Yaletown Penthouse to get to know her, determine what kind of partner she was looking for and meet her friend and fellow Housewife Robin Reichman who was there for support.

*And I should point out that, normally, I will NOT show up at your house with a camera crew to do the consultation!*

You’ll see much of that initial process on tonight’s show. Of course I’m certain that even though they filmed for three hours, our part in the program will probably be only about five minutes long.  We left Mary’s home with all the information we needed to find her true love on national TV — no pressure at all!

Jill and I looked at each other in the elevator when the session was over and decided we needed a regroup, and we went over to the Cactus Club for dinner.  Now that’s where they should have had the cameras rolling, as we discussed what just happened!

To be perfectly honest, I was nervous and excited to be a part of this reality TV star’s search for love.  Not finding her a suitable candidate in front of millions of TV viewers could be slightly embarrassing!

It was fun to be part of the drama, let me tell you, and it gets even better next week!  In the meantime, I’ll be tweeting about the many media events we’re participating in this week, so check us out on Twitter @matchmaker4hire for a full schedule.  There’s a lot of terrific buzz about our involvement in this show!

-Jane

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This Cowboy needs his angel match!   He’s tall, dark, handsome, uncomplicated, and unpretentious and he’s Looking for Love in Calgary!

And he’s hired me to look for you.  If you are 35+ – 45+ and share some of his interests, contact me [email protected]  before he is taken!

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This was published in  Victoria Times Colonist, February 14, 2013

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Published in the Victoria Times Colonist, Sunday February 17, 2013

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Jane’s father, Carl McGibbon has passed away.  Jane, her sister Ann, and her brother Jeff were at his side.

Jane held a special bond with her dad, as daughters do, and he is now reunited with Jane’s mother Marjorie, who passed 25 years ago.

We are sorry for Jane’s loss and extend to her  our deepest sympathy during this difficult time.

 

Jill, Alexandra, and Rhonda

Being single doesn’t mean that you need to find Valentine’s Day a depressing occasion. You can still treat yourself and feel good about your single life. Here is a range of ideas for doing things to participate “in the spirit” while keeping up your spirit; or, you can simply treat it like any other day!

1. Indulge in yourself. Since Valentine’s Day is all about love, spending the day loving yourself makes perfect sense. Play hooky from work (or just leave an hour early) and do whatever you want, be it pampering yourself with a massage or staying home, ordering take out and marathoning every movie your celeb crush has ever been in. After all, you have no one to please but your own darn self.

2. Go after what you want. If indulging seems a little too…indulgent, go the opposite direction and use the day to finish (or start) something you’ve been meaning to tackle. Secure that promotion you’ve been after at work; go spend some money on yourself doing something you’ve always wanted to do.

3. Find something new to love. Interested in taking up yoga? Want to learn how to be a sommelier? Wish you could cook risotto? Challenge yourself to do something you haven’t done before, or seldom get to do because of your schedule.

4. Send love someone else’s way. Studies show that kindness spreads, so start an epidemic. Give Valentine’s Day cards to those close to you, like your co-workers and friends, as well as those not so close to you, like the barista who serves you your coffee. Not the Hallmark type? Volunteer locally and help those less fortunate than you. Seeing a face light up from your small gesture will fill you with love and make the world a better place. (I’m serious)

5. Use Valentine’s Day as an “actively seek a partner day”.  Many places put on singles evenings so get your girlfriends or male friends together and head for a singles party. Who knows who you might meet?