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HOW IT WORKS
The beauty of Speed Dating London lies in its no-nonsense approach. You seize an equal number of single girls and guys, lay them in a room and offer them a limited minutes to chat with every other member of the opposite sex.
When you get there
Original speed dating events in London normally initiate at pm. You will need to register with our hosts and to begin with they will issue you with a score sheet. This will help you to keep track of the singles that you would enjoy to meet again and perhaps proceed on a hang out with. After a short period of mingling, your host for the evening who will manage through detailed orders and give you your starting position if you are a guy or table for the event if you are a girl.
Meet & Mingle
A London speed dating event is split into two halves, each lasting around an hour, there will be an interval at half period of about 15 minutes for speed dating London. You will have between 4 and 5 minutes with each person, after which you need to tick a box on your score sheet - "yes, I would love to meet this person again" or "no. T
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