Speed Dating Derby | PITCHER & PIANO
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Speed Dating Derby Explained
· First you will need to sign up with us; this can be as simple as giving an email address or mobile phone number. After this you can then purchase your speed dating tickets. Upon completion you will receive an email from us detailing your speed dating in Derby venue.
· You then have the opportunity to upload a picture of yourself and make yourself immediately recognisable (remember: this is important for those who will go speed dating with you)
· At the speed dating venue, one of our hosts will book you in and assign you a number from 1 to 20.
· The host will ask the speed daters to go and sit a table that has their matching number on.
· When bell rings the speed dating begins, you have 4 minutes to chat to the other person.
· The bell rings at the end of the 4 minutes of speed dating. You then need to write down what you thought of the person, their number and tick them if you like them. Then either the girls or guys will move on to the next table number (e.g. 4>5, 20>1).
· About half way through the speed dating you can have a break for that much needed drink!
· Having had a four minute speed dating session with all the members of the opposite sex who have attended the event, the session will draw to a close, but you will be free to hang around and chat to the people you have met during the evening.
· Next day you will be contacted (via text or email), letting you know that the website has opened up. This means you can now go to your user area and access the information relating to the previous night, along with profile pictures. Here you can enter your ticks.
· If you get a match (you tick somebody and they tick you) then our speed dating system will automatically email or text them your email or phone number (you can choose this when you setup your account with us). It's then up to you how to take it from there. Call, text or email; the choice is yours.
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Example SpeedDating Derby Questions
Stuck for ideas about what you will talk about? Below are some
examples of good, average and just plain bad speed dating questions.
They help break the ice and get you talking, try to think of your
own if you can, these will give you some ideas.
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Good Speed Dating Derby Questions
Do you like Marmite?
A quick answer to a question that often divides or unites different people at speed dating. |
James May, Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson or The Stig?
The opinion of of which Top Gear presenter they like or associate with can say about your fellow speed dater. |
Are you a dog person or a cat person?
A classic speed dating question that normally gives a short answer that most people can associate with. |
Would you rather have a hamster sized rhino, or a rhino sized hamster?
Most people at speed dating say hamster sized rhino, but maybe you'll find a speed dater who is different. |
Gibbon or elephant?
A good random speed dating question |
Average Speed Dating Derby Questions
Star Wars, Star Trek, or Pride and Prejudice?
Your fellow speed dating date may not like any of these. |
Favourite Car?
Surprisingly, not every Speed Dater likes cars (How can you not like the Bugatti Veyron?) |
If you woke up tomorrow with a plane ticket on your doorstep, where would the destination be?
This could take longer than 4 minutes to answer and often leads people who are speed dating into deep thought. |
Favourite Building?
Not too bad a speed dating question, but fairly ordinary |
Favourite Band?
A bit of a bland speed dating question that you may end up being asked 20 times. |
Bad Speed Dating Derby Questions
Would you rather have one million US dollars or three billion Zimbabwean dollars?
Not everyone at speed dating is well versed in current affairs, you might make somebody feel inadequate for not knowing the answer to such a question. |
Does my bum look big in this?
Speed dating is a chance to meet someone, not a place for fashion tips. |
What did you do today?
Too personal and might not be that exciting and could waste much needed speed dating time. |
How long have you been single?
Way too personal as a speed dating question. |
Do you remember your first kiss and if so how old were you?
This sort of speed dating question could go wrong as it might not have been a nice experience and it's a bit personal. |
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