My client Tanzim joined in April 2025. He is a kind, funny, outgoing, and successful gentleman living in Dubai. In his 40's, he came to us finding it difficult to date in such a transient city. It was important for him to meet someone who could see themselves building a long term life in Dubai, while also being down to earth, family orientated, and aligned with him in terms of personality and sense of humour.
I introduced him to a few matches initially, but while they were lovely, the chemistry was not quite there and the connections felt more like friendships. We discussed approaching dating with a bit more playfulness and confidence in his flirting, and then along came Zara.
From the moment he heard about her, Tanzim felt she could be a great match and was pleasantly surprised that she was open to hearing about him too. Their first date showed real promise, and he was struck by how elegant and ladylike she was. From there, things progressed naturally, with Tanzim taking the lead in planning more dates and even taking her to Paris for New Year’s.
I could not be happier for them and truly cannot wait to see what the future holds for this wonderful couple!
Meet the Matchmaker
Ozora Sakayam
Ozora is a Senior Matchmaker whose empathetic and inclusive approach is deeply shaped by her German–Sri Lankan heritage and upbringing in Germany and the UK. Her academic pursuits brought her to London, where she spent over a decade excelling in client-facing roles within the luxury fashion industry. This experience not only honed her expertise in building relationships but also deepened her passion for understanding people. This natural progression led her to her true calling: matchmaking.
With professional experience spanning online dating platforms and bespoke matchmaking, Ozora possesses a nuanced understanding of the modern dating landscape. Her keen ability to navigate the complexities of contemporary relationships enables her to guide clients with insight and compassion, helping to create authentic and lasting connections.
