Book on behalf of somebody else
Book for your husband, your mother or a friend, with their name on it and yours on the email.
The name on a booking belongs to whoever turns up. Your email can still be the one that gets the confirmation.
Booking pages have a line for exactly this. It sits low down, and people walk past it.
Key points
- The name on a booking belongs to whoever is turning up
- The confirmation can still arrive in your own inbox
What to remember
- Their name, your inbox.
- The name is the person going. The email can be yours.
Try this
Next time you book for somebody, find the line that asks who is going.
Practice: Book on behalf of somebody else. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.