Unusual Places in London to Hold Your Private Party
Sep 22nd, 2009 by savvyclub
Dear Friends,
We at Savvy, pride ourselves on providing unique and unrivalled social events for our VIP Members. Today we’ll be looking at two unusual spots to host a private party for friends, family or business associates.
Dali Universe
Situated in London’s County Hall, The Dali Universe caters for up to 220 persons, giving your private party that extra ‘edge’. Your guests will be wining and dining amongst the most fabulous of Dali’s surrealist works.
Along with great food, beautiful works of art, and a setting to die for – the Dali Universe has such a charming and enchanting ambience that will ensure that your private party is remembered and revered for years and years to come.
After all – you’re not just creating an evening’s entertainment; you’re creating memories and building a reputation throwing the very best private parties. For more information on booking, visit The Dali Universe
Tower Bridge
One of London’s most renowned landmarks; Tower Bridge is more than just a working bascule and suspension bridge – surprisingly it also caters for a wide range of functions and parties. But don’t worry; they won’t have to close the bridge!
Ideal for a private party that requires that little bit of extra charm – Tower Bridge can cater for a reception of up to 250 persons. With fine wining and dining, along with exceptional views of the city over the Thames – Tower Bridge provides a most memorable, charismatic and visually stunning venue for to hold that special private party.
At SaVVy, we’re committed to providing the best evening’s entertainment for our VIP members, and you can rest assured, that if you were to choose Tower Bridge for your private party venue; you won’t be disappointed by it’s captivating atmosphere and exciting location. For more information, visit Tower Bridge
Kind Regards,
Kim Rix
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Some really inventive ideas for private parties, I imagine their quite pricey locations, but that’s the market I think your going for. What about some smaller places for party venues?