From bracelet-making speed dating to AI-powered matchmaking, Singapore is hosting a variety of unique Valentine's Day events for singles seeking connection.
Singles looking for love this Valentine's Day have a plethora of options beyond the digital realm. From bracelet-making and speed dating to PowerPoint presentations and AI-powered matchmaking, Singapore is abuzz with unique dating events catering to diverse preferences. One intriguing event, Turbo Date, combines creativity and connection with a bracelet-making session followed by speed dating rounds.
Participants will craft friendship bracelets, providing a playful icebreaker, and then engage in short, rotating conversations with potential matches. Another event, SinglePore, organized by Candice Gallagher, offers a more relaxed atmosphere with ice-breaker games, bottomless drinks and snacks, and even tarot card readings.For those seeking a more unconventional approach, 'Date My Friend' takes the concept of showcasing your best qualities to a whole new level. Friends deliver PowerPoint presentations about why their single companions are fantastic dating prospects. Other events like 'Valentine Vendetta', utilize AI to match participants into small groups, fostering organic connections over drinks and games. Foodies can indulge in 'Singles SG', a dating event at Bistro G, where conversation flows alongside delectable French-inspired cuisine. 'Cupid is Stupid' adds an element of mystery and exclusivity, with participants vying for a VIP music venue date if their mutual interest is reciprocated. 'Sunday Brunches' by We Are The Socials combines a leisurely brunch with an AI-powered icebreaker quiz. And finally, 'Valentine's Day BBQ', hosted by iDatings and iSocials, promises a fun and social afternoon filled with good food and the chance to meet new people
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