London

When:	Sat, 12 Oct 2019
Time:	7:00pm
Where:	The Anthologist, 58 Gresham Street, London, View on map
Price:	£20.00
Age:	23-40

About This Dating Event

*** OVER 200 PEOPLE EXPECTED - BOOK NOW! *** Welcome to the biggest and best party for unattached Londoners. Over 200 people will join us for this exciting night of offline autumn fun. This super sociable event features our fantastic lock & key icebreaker to ensure you meet a huge number of people. The best bit? Everyone is single, a similar age and we ensure there's equal male/female ratio in the room. There's prizes to be won as you seek out the person holding the key that matches your lock (or vice versa). Each time you find a matching pair you'll be in with a chance to win one of our great prizes. And of course, you'll meet loads of people along the way, all in the stunning, spacious surroundings of The Anthologist, moments from Bank Station. Head to our website the following day to view a list of everyone that attended. Select the people you like and our system will tell you who you mutually matched with. Get in touch again via our messenger and the rest is up to you. This party is the perfect place to meet people this autumn. You just need your ticket! Book now, this will sell out. LIMITED EARLY BIRD TICKETS JUST £20

About the Venue

The Anthologist is a stunning venue located close to Bank Station. The smart contemporary space will be transformed for our party creating a large area for meeting people, a dance floor as well as ample space for mingling as well as a few nooks and crannies just perfect for a cosy chat. This venue puts a strong emphasis on swift bar service, top class cocktails and making sure their staff are as friendly as they come.

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About This Dating Event Company

Original Dating is one of the longest standing London speed dating companies, having set up shop back in 2003. After hosting more than 6000 events and welcoming in over 250,000 singles, it’s safe to say they know a thing or two about how to run a dating event. Read more