Caribbean singles 30+ wanted to apply for ‘first dates’ style restaurant to find your potential match.
Have you watched the show? Would you like to experience meeting someone new in a restaurant where all the customers are just like you? Meet my Friend is recreating a ‘first dates’ style restaurant for singles of Caribbean origin (over 30’s)
All taking part will be matched with someone based on interests and compatibility therefore an application form will need to be completed. Once you are accepted a charge of £25 will secure your place. Not everyone who applies will automatically be accepted. Only genuine singles with genuine intentions need apply
To apply email info@meetmyfriend.london or register on event brite
Meet my Friend is a London based introduction service for singles over 30 from Caribbean origin to support them in finding love.
If what you are doing is not working try something different.
This is a non- televised event.
To apply email info@meetmyfriend.london or register on this site.
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