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Speed Dating St Kilda
Our St Kilda speed dating is rapid-fire romance by the beach! Meet 12 potential matches in one night at The Prince Hotel or Cushion Lounge on Fitzroy Street. Ditch Tinder for real-life sparks, chatting about Luna Park thrills or favorite Acland Street cake shops. Get your matches next morning, then plan a sunset stroll to spot penguins at St Kilda Pier!

Diesel Bar & Eatery
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202 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000
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Speed dating in St Kilda makes sense if you want to meet people around the bayside and inner south without dragging everything through dating apps for weeks. You are likely to get singles from St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava, Windsor, Prahran, South Yarra, Albert Park, Middle Park and Port Melbourne. That is the useful part. If you match with someone, a second date near Acland Street, Fitzroy Street, St Kilda Beach or the foreshore is actually easy to organise.
The night itself is simple. You arrive, check in, have a quick mingle, then move through a set of short chats. Five minutes sounds fast, but it is enough to tell whether someone is easy to talk to. Ask normal St Kilda questions. Do they live nearby or just come here for the beach? Are they more Acland Street, Fitzroy Street, Carlisle Street or Chapel Street? Do they take the 96 tram, the 16 tram, or come through Balaclava Station? What kind of second date would they actually say yes to?
For what to wear, go smart casual but keep it relaxed. St Kilda has a beachside feel, but this is still a singles event, not a swim at St Kilda Sea Baths. Clean shoes, neat jeans, a good shirt, a simple dress, a jacket after work or something slightly fun is fine. If the venue is near the water, bring a layer because the wind can pick up. If you are walking from a tram stop or from Balaclava Station, wear shoes that will not ruin your mood before you even arrive.
If you match with someone, do not overdo the follow up. Coffee or cake on Acland Street is easy. A walk along St Kilda Pier or the foreshore works if the weather is decent. The Espy on The Esplanade, the Prince Public Bar on Fitzroy Street or something casual around Carlisle Street can work for a drink if that is more your speed. Luna Park is a real local landmark, but probably better as a fun later date than the first follow up after one five minute chat.
How It Works
A St Kilda speed dating night should be easy to understand before you walk in. You book, arrive, check in with the host, get the matching system set up on your phone, then have a short mingle before the timed dates start. If the venue is around Fitzroy Street, Acland Street, The Esplanade or Carlisle Street, plan your transport properly. The 96 tram runs through St Kilda, the 16 tram also connects the area, and Balaclava Station is useful if you are coming by train.
Once the rounds start, you usually get a set of short chats, often around five minutes each. That is enough time to work out whether someone feels easy to talk to, but not enough time for your whole life story. Ask normal local questions: are they actually St Kilda based, do they prefer Elwood, Balaclava or Windsor, do they go near the beach much, and what kind of second date would they realistically say yes to?
The matching part is private, which helps. After each chat, you choose who you would like to see again on your phone. If both people choose each other, contact details are shared after the event. That means you do not need to ask for a number at the table, and you do not need to reject anyone face to face. It keeps the night a lot less awkward.
For a follow up, keep it simple and local. Acland Street is easy for coffee or cake, Fitzroy Street has bars and food, and St Kilda Pier has reopened after major works with a new penguin viewing area and wider public space. The Palais Theatre and Luna Park are also real St Kilda landmarks, but they are better later date ideas unless the first chat clearly had that kind of energy.
You check in, have a short mingle, do quick dates, choose privately on your phone, then get mutual matches after the event.
Arrive and check in
Get there early enough that you are not flustered. St Kilda can be busy around Fitzroy Street, Acland Street, The Esplanade and the foreshore, especially on warm nights or event nights. Check whether the 96 tram, 16 tram, local buses or Balaclava Station make the most sense for you. When you arrive, the host checks you in, explains the night and helps you get set up with the matching system.
Use the mingle time
The pre event mingle is useful, even if it feels awkward at first. Grab water or a drink, look around the room and settle in before the timed dates start. You do not need to perform. Everyone is there for the same reason. If you are nervous, have two simple questions ready, like whether they live around St Kilda and whether they are more beach, Acland Street, Fitzroy Street or Carlisle Street.
Do the short dates
Five minutes goes quickly, so keep it normal. Ask where they are based, whether they use the tram or drive, what they do outside work, and what kind of second date they would actually enjoy. Local references help because they are easy to answer. St Kilda Beach, Acland Street, the Palais Theatre, Luna Park, St Kilda Botanical Gardens and the foreshore all give you better conversation than fake icebreakers.
Match and follow up
After each chat, choose privately on your phone. Nobody sees your decision during the event, so there is less pressure. If you get a mutual match later, send a short message that refers to something you talked about. Suggest something easy, like coffee on Acland Street, a walk near St Kilda Pier, food on Fitzroy Street, or a casual catch up near Balaclava or Windsor if that suits both of you better.
Who You’ll Meet
The St Kilda dating crowd is usually a mix of locals and nearby inner south people, not just beach people. You might meet singles from St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava, Windsor, Prahran, South Yarra, Albert Park, Middle Park, Port Melbourne and Brighton. That is useful because a follow up can stay simple: coffee on Acland Street, food on Fitzroy Street, a walk near the foreshore or something around Carlisle Street if Balaclava is easier.
The crowd can include hospitality workers, teachers, nurses, creatives, performers, office workers, fitness people, parents, mature daters and people who just like living near the bay. The National Theatre on Carlisle Street is a real St Kilda performing arts landmark, with the National Drama School and Ballet School connected to the site. The St Kilda Esplanade Market is also a real Sunday makers market along the Upper Esplanade, so artists, makers and market people are not a fake stretch.
Good questions are local and easy. Ask whether they are more Acland Street, Fitzroy Street, Carlisle Street or Elwood. Ask whether they use the 96 tram, the 16 tram, Balaclava Station or just drive and hope for parking. Ask whether they prefer beach walks, live music, theatre, markets, pubs, fitness or quiet weekends. You will learn more from that than from a polished dating app answer.
Single parents and people dating again after a break should keep it practical. St Kilda Adventure Playground is a real City of Port Phillip playground for families with children aged 5 to 12, but it is not a childcare drop off for speed dating. If a match becomes family friendly later, it could make sense. For a first follow up, keep it adult and easy: coffee, a walk, food, or the St Kilda Pier penguin viewing experience if you both plan ahead because it runs through free ticketed sessions.
Expect a real inner south mix: beach locals, creatives, performers, teachers, hospitality workers, parents, fitness people and singles from St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava, Windsor, Prahran and nearby suburbs.
Inner south locals
A St Kilda event will usually pull from St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava, Windsor, Prahran, South Yarra, Albert Park, Middle Park, Port Melbourne and Brighton. That matters because a match is easier when the second date is not a huge trip. Coffee on Acland Street, food on Fitzroy Street, a walk near the beach or a catch up around Carlisle Street all make sense if both people live nearby.
Creative and performance people
St Kilda has real arts context, not just a vague creative vibe. The National Theatre on Carlisle Street is home to the National Drama School and National Ballet School, and the St Kilda Esplanade Market has been a Sunday makers market by the sea since the 1970s. So it is realistic to meet performers, teachers, makers, market stallholders, musicians, hospitality workers and people who like theatre, live music or local events.
Beach and lifestyle crowd
You will also meet people who are in St Kilda for the lifestyle: beach walks, the foreshore, fitness, cycling, swimming, pubs, gigs and casual food. St Kilda Pier has reopened with a new penguin viewing area, including a 150 metre elevated boardwalk and free ticketed night sessions to see the little penguin colony. That gives you a real local conversation starter, but it is better as a planned follow up than a random after event idea.
Parents and practical dating
Single parents, separated singles and people dating again after a long break should keep things honest but not heavy. You can mention kids or busy schedules if it comes up, but five minutes is not the place for a full logistics meeting. St Kilda Adventure Playground is a real inclusive outdoor play space for children aged 5 to 12, but not a babysitting option. Start with a simple adult date first, then think about family friendly plans later.
What To Wear And Say
For St Kilda speed dating, dress neatly but do not overdo it. The suburb has beach, bars, theatre, live music and old school Melbourne weirdness all in one place, so relaxed and put together works best.
Go smart casual. Neat jeans, chinos, a good shirt, a simple dress, clean sneakers, boots, a jacket after work or something with a bit of personality all make sense. St Kilda is not the place for a stiff corporate outfit, but it is also not the beach. You want to look like you made an effort without looking like you are trying to perform.
Dress for the actual location. If the venue is near Fitzroy Street, Acland Street, The Esplanade or St Kilda Beach, bring a layer because the wind can pick up near the bay. If you are taking the 96 tram, 16 tram, local buses or walking from Balaclava Station, wear shoes you can actually move in. Looking good is easier when you are not freezing or annoyed by your outfit.
If you need to freshen up before the event, keep it simple. St Kilda has plenty of barbers, salons, pharmacies and everyday shops around Acland Street, Fitzroy Street and Carlisle Street, so you can sort basics without making it a big production. Tidy hair, clean nails, fresh breath, light fragrance and clothes that fit properly will do more than a loud outfit.
The main thing is to look comfortable and approachable. If you normally dress casually, sharpen it a bit. If you normally dress bold, keep the bold thing but make sure it is practical. You might end up grabbing food on Acland Street, walking near the foreshore, or heading somewhere around Fitzroy Street after the event, so dress for a real St Kilda night, not just the first five minutes.
Use real St Kilda topics instead of forced icebreakers. Ask if they are more Acland Street, Fitzroy Street, Carlisle Street, Elwood or Windsor. Ask whether they come for the beach, live music, restaurants, theatre, gym, markets or just because they live nearby. That tells you more about their actual life than asking some generic dating app question.
For arts and culture, Linden New Art is a real contemporary art gallery on Acland Street, and the Palais Theatre and National Theatre are both proper St Kilda landmarks. If they like music or performance, ask what they have seen lately or whether they prefer gigs, theatre, comedy or galleries. If they have no interest in arts, that is fine too. At least you found out quickly.
For outdoor or active people, St Kilda Sea Baths is on Jacka Boulevard and includes an indoor seawater pool, steam rooms, food, cafes and leisure facilities. St Kilda Botanical Gardens has seasonal displays, indigenous plants, a giant chessboard, ornamental pond, playground, gazebo, glasshouses and the EcoCentre. Those are easy local topics that can turn into simple daytime date ideas.
If the conversation moves toward values, community or faith, Christ Church Mission is at 14 Acland Street and provides welfare support, food parcels, community meals and programs. You do not need to make that heavy. Just ask what they care about outside work, whether they volunteer, or what kind of community they like being part of. For a follow up, coffee, a foreshore walk, Linden, the gardens or a casual drink is enough.
Popular Venues
For St Kilda, use actual St Kilda venues instead of Mordialloc or Aspendale. The Espy at 11 The Esplanade is the obvious big one. It is a real St Kilda institution with live music, bars, dining and coastal views, so it suits a larger singles night or a post event drink if you want somewhere with energy. It is probably not the best fit for quiet five minute dates unless the organiser has a proper reserved area, because busy venues can get loud fast.
Captain Baxter is at St Kilda Sea Baths, 10 to 18 Jacka Boulevard, and works better for a beachside date night feel. It has panoramic views of St Kilda Beach, a restaurant and bar setup, and a retractable roof. This is probably stronger as a follow up venue than a high volume speed dating room. If you match with someone, meeting here for a drink before or after a foreshore walk is easy to understand and still feels local.
Newmarket Hotel at 34 Inkerman Street is a more relaxed pub option away from the beach strip. Local St Kilda listings describe it as serving pub food like burgers, parmas and ribs, with a range of beer taps and cocktails. This suits people who want something less touristy than the foreshore and more like a normal local night out. For speed dating, it would need a booked section where people can hear each other properly.
The practical split is simple. The Espy gives you live music and big St Kilda energy. Captain Baxter gives you beach views and a more obvious date setting. Newmarket Hotel gives you a local pub feel without making the whole night about the waterfront. For any of them, the main question is layout and noise. Speed dating only works when people can rotate easily and talk without shouting.
St Kilda venues should be real, easy to find and suited to the event style: live music energy, beachside drinks or a more relaxed local pub setup.
The Espy
The Espy, or Hotel Esplanade, is at 11 The Esplanade and is one of St Kilda’s best known venues. It has live music, bars, dining and coastal views, so it works well for a bigger social night or a post event drink. For actual speed dating, the organiser would need a quieter reserved area because the venue can be busy and loud. The upside is that it feels very St Kilda, and if there is a match, the foreshore, Acland Street and the pier are all nearby.
Captain Baxter
Captain Baxter is at St Kilda Sea Baths on Jacka Boulevard, with panoramic St Kilda Beach views, a restaurant and bar setup, and a retractable roof. This is better for a date night feel than a casual pub night. It would suit a smaller organised event or a second date after matching. The easy follow up is a drink here, then a walk along the beach or foreshore if the conversation is working.
Newmarket Hotel
Newmarket Hotel is at 34 Inkerman Street and gives you a more normal local pub option away from the beach crowd. It is listed as serving pub food like burgers, parmas and ribs, with beer taps and cocktails. That makes it useful for singles who want something casual and less polished than a waterfront venue. For speed dating, it needs a reserved section with manageable noise, but as a follow up it is simple: food, a drink and a proper conversation.
Pick by vibe, not hype
These venues suit different people. Choose The Espy if you want energy, music and a classic St Kilda landmark. Choose Captain Baxter if you want beach views and a more obvious date setting. Choose Newmarket Hotel if you want a regular pub feel with less foreshore chaos. The best venue is not the flashiest one. It is the one where people can hear each other, feel comfortable and easily continue the night if they match.
Post Event Dates
Post event date ideas in St Kilda should be easy and low pressure. Pick something local where you can talk properly, not a huge plan after one short speed dating match.
St Kilda Botanical Gardens is a good option if you want a calmer second date. It has an ornamental pond, playground, gazebo, glasshouses, EcoCentre and the giant chessboard, so there is enough around you to avoid that stiff interview feeling. It works better during the day than late at night.
Veg Out Community Gardens is another simple idea. It is an organic, chemical free community garden at 11 Shakespeare Grove, run by volunteers, with more than 140 garden plots. It is not a fancy date, but that is the point. If you both like gardens, community stuff or a slow walk, it gives you something normal to talk about.
Linden New Art at 26 Acland Street is a better second date than people realise. It is free entry, open Tuesday to Sunday, and focused on contemporary art. You do not need to be an art person. Walk through, talk about what you like or do not get, then grab coffee nearby if the conversation is easy.
Peanut Farm Reserve on Blessington Street is better if you want something casual and outdoors. City of Port Phillip lists it as having cricket and Australian rules football, plus outdoor fitness, basketball and netball facilities. It is useful for a walk, a low key sports chat, or meeting somewhere public before deciding whether to keep the date going.
Age Ranges
For 20s and 30s speed dating in St Kilda, the main benefit is getting off the apps and meeting people who are actually nearby. You might meet hospitality workers, nurses, creatives, students, office workers, gym people, musicians, retail staff or people who live around St Kilda, Elwood, Balaclava, Windsor, Prahran and South Yarra. Good questions are simple: do they rent nearby, work locally, use the 96 tram, or spend more time around Acland Street, Fitzroy Street or Carlisle Street?
For over 40s, the night should feel practical, not like a big performance. A lot of people are dating around work, kids, co-parenting, divorce, separation or a long break from the apps. Ask what their week actually looks like and what kind of relationship they are open to. For a follow-up, keep it easy: coffee on Acland Street, food on Fitzroy Street, a walk through St Kilda Botanical Gardens, or something near Balaclava if that is easier.
For over 50s, dating is usually more about comfort, honesty and whether someone is easy to spend time with. People may be divorced, widowed, still working, semi-retired, helping adult kids or looking for companionship. A walk at St Kilda Botanical Gardens works well because City of Port Phillip lists the gardens as having seasonal displays, indigenous plants, a giant chessboard, an ornamental pond, playground, gazebo, glasshouses and the EcoCentre.
The best age bracket is the one where the life stage feels close enough. If you are in your 30s and want kids soon, that is a different dating conversation to someone in their 50s looking for travel and companionship. If you are in your 40s with teenagers, your schedule is different again. The whole point of age-specific speed dating is to make those conversations easier without needing to explain everything from scratch.
St Kilda speed dating works best when the age range matches real life: 20s and 30s, over 40s, over 50s, and people who want someone in a similar stage.
20s and 30s
For 20s and 30s, keep the chat light but useful. Ask whether they are studying, renting, saving, working locally, living with housemates, or planning to stay around St Kilda long term. Good follow-ups are simple: coffee on Acland Street, a casual drink on Fitzroy Street, a beach walk, or St Kilda Sea Baths if you both like health and leisure. Sea Baths has an indoor saltwater pool, steam rooms, showers, parking, restaurants, bars and cafes.
Over 40s
For over 40s, be clear without dumping your whole life story into five minutes. People may be balancing work, kids, co-parenting, dating after divorce, or trying to meet someone without endless app chats. Ask where they are based, what their week looks like, and what kind of relationship they are open to. A good second date could be coffee, dinner around Fitzroy Street, a walk near the foreshore, or a show at the Palais Theatre, which calls itself Melbourne’s home of live music.
Over 50s
For over 50s, the best conversations are usually calm and honest. Ask about travel, walking, family, work, retirement plans, volunteering, music, health, or what they actually enjoy doing on weekends. If you match, avoid making the follow-up too formal. A daytime garden walk, coffee, lunch, or the St Kilda Pier penguin viewing experience can work if planned properly. Parks Victoria says the reopened viewing area has a 150 metre elevated boardwalk and free ticketed nightly sessions.
Matched by life stage
Age brackets are useful because they reduce the amount of explaining people have to do. Someone dating in their 20s may be thinking about career and housing. Someone in their 40s may be balancing children, work and previous relationships. Someone in their 50s or later may care more about companionship, health, travel or stability. Pick the bracket that reflects your actual life, not the one you wish sounded better.
St Kilda Speed Dating FAQ
These are the practical questions people often ask before attending a speed dating event in St Kilda.
Dress to impress, but keep it St Kilda casual-chic! Ladies, a flowy sundress from Obüs on Carlisle Street paired with comfy wedges is perfect. Gents, opt for smart-casual, think a crisp button-down from Myer in Acland Street Plaza with well-fitted chinos. Avoid anything too revealing or overly formal, you’re not hitting up The Espy’s Ghost of Alfred Felton bar (yet). Accessories? Less is more, but a statement piece can be a great conversation starter. For a pre-event spruce-up, swing by The Men’s Shop on Fitzroy Street and ask for the ‘St Kilda Surf’ cut, it’s the perfect blend of beachy and polished. Remember, confidence is your best accessory, so wear something that makes you feel like a million bucks!
Expect a bustling crowd of about 40 love-seekers at our St Kilda speed dating events. We draw singles from neighboring Elwood and Balaclava too, creating a diverse mix of beach lovers and city slickers. We aim for a 50:50 ratio of men to women, but like predicting Melbourne’s weather, it’s not always perfect. We typically book 50 spots, accounting for up to 15% no-shows (hey, even Cupid gets stage fright sometimes). So, you’ll usually find yourself mingling with about 20 gents and 20 ladies. Don’t worry, there are always plenty of potential matches, more than penguins at St Kilda Pier!
St Kilda’s all about beach vibes and artsy flair, so kick off convos with a chat about the St Kilda Sea Baths or your favorite exhibit at the Linden New Art gallery. Ask your date if they’re into sunset yoga on the beach or if they’re more of a Luna Park thrill-seeker. Pro tip: suggest a potential first date at one of these spots to gauge shared interests. “Ever tried paddleboarding at West Beach? We should give it a go!” or “Fancy catching a gig at The Espy next week?” It’s a great way to suss out if you’re on the same wavelength and set up a follow-up date in one smooth move.
St Kilda speed dating is as diverse as the area itself! You’ll meet creative types from the National Theatre Drama School, tech-savvy professionals from the StartUp Hub on Inkerman Street, and laid-back teachers from St Kilda Primary School. Our events draw folks from neighboring Elwood, bringing their beachy, yoga-mat-toting vibes, and ambitious young professionals from Windsor, always ready with a recommendation for the hottest new rooftop bar. Balaclava sends us its share of artsy, coffee-snob types, perfect for debating the best latte on Carlisle Street. It’s a melting pot of personalities, just like St Kilda itself!
While speed dating in St Kilda is generally more fun than a day at Luna Park, it’s not without its quirks. We keep things local, so participants should live within an hour’s drive, no long-distance situationships here! You’ve got to be 18+ for our bar events (sorry, youngsters!). No-shows happen, but we’ve got you covered with a 5-minute chill session to grab a drink or update your Insta. There’s a bit of pressure to make a stellar first impression faster than you can down a shot at The Espy. And yes, it can sometimes feel like a beauty pageant on speed. But hey, that’s dating in general, right?
Speed dating is like musical chairs for adults, but instead of grabbing a seat, you’re trying to grab a heart! Picture this: you’re at The Prince Hotel on Fitzroy Street, surrounded by 20-ish potential matches. You’ve got five minutes to charm each other’s socks off before a bell rings and you move on to the next mini-date. It’s 12 five-minute chats, just enough time to decide if you want to swap numbers or swap tables. This matchmaking magic was dreamed up by Rabbi Yaacov Deyo and his students in 1998 in Los Angeles, talk about a mitzvah for singles everywhere!
Does speed dating work? Well, does a seagull love a hot chip on St Kilda Beach? Research says there’s a 69% likelihood of reciprocity in liking, better odds than swiping right on Tinder! Our events are like a real-life game of ‘Hot or Not’, but with actual conversation and eye contact (revolutionary, we know). Many singles leave with mutual attractions and at least a few matches. It’s faster than waiting for your crush to notice you at The Espy’s Gershwin Room, and way more efficient than hoping to bump into your soulmate at Acland Street Cantina.
Absolutely! Christian speed dating in St Kilda is where ‘Oh my God’ meets ‘Oh! My soulmate!’ We welcome all denominations, from the Catholics at Sacred Heart Church to the Anglicans at Christ Church St Kilda, and the Uniting Church folks on Chapel Street. It’s a chance to find your God-approved match faster than you can say ‘Amen!’ Forget Christian Mingle, this is where real divine interventions happen. We host events at St Kilda Parish Uniting Church, perfect for bonding over your favorite Bible verses or debating the best local charity to volunteer with. For a faith-filled first date, why not suggest a Sunday service followed by brunch at Galleon Cafe?
St Kilda Asian speed dating is spicier than the kim chi at Grocery Bar on Barkly Street! We attract a diverse crowd, from Chinese professionals working in the CBD to Vietnamese foodies from Richmond, Indian tech wizards from Clayton, and Japanese artists from the nearby art scene. It’s a melting pot of Asian cultures, perfect for those seeking a partner who shares their values and love for bubble tea. Speaking of which, suggest a first date at Gotcha Fresh Tea on Acland Street, nothing breaks the ice like debating milk tea ratios! Forget East Meets East app; here, east meets west… over a series of five-minute dates at Miss Chu’s, complete with steaming dumplings and potential steamy romances!
Gone are the days of scribbling on napkins like a secret agent at Milk the Cow. When you arrive at our St Kilda speed dating event, our friendly hosts will greet you faster than you can say “G’day, mate!” They’ll set you up with our high-tech Matching App 4.0, just scan a QR code, no secret handshake required. Pop in the event code, your name, starting table number, and email. As you chat with potential soulmates, use the app to mark ‘Match’ or ‘Friend’, it’s like Tinder, but with actual human interaction! At 8am the next day, check your inbox, it might just contain the key to your happily ever after!
You bet your activated almonds there is! Fitness speed dating in St Kilda is perfect for health nuts looking for their swolemate. Bond over your mutual love for beachside runs or your favorite class at KX Pilates on Acland Street. You could chat about the best cycling routes along Beach Road or compare notes on the toughest workout at F45 Training St Kilda. For a first date, why not suggest a couples’ yoga session at Body Flow Yoga, followed by protein smoothies at Matcha Mylkbar? It’s a great way to show off those gains and potentially gain a life partner. Remember, the couple that sweats together, stays together!
St Kilda’s got more hot date spots than it has fairy penguins! For a classic seaside romance, suggest a sunset stroll along St Kilda Pier, followed by dinner with a view at Donovans. If you’re after something more quirky, challenge your date to a few rides at Luna Park, nothing says ‘I like you’ like sharing a scream on the Scenic Railway! For a more laid-back vibe, grab a picnic from Acland Street Delicatessen and head to the St Kilda Botanical Gardens. Pro tip: pack some bird seed, feeding the cockatoos together is a surefire way to break the ice and create a memorable first date!
Listen up, love birds! Our refund policy is as strict as the dress code at The George on Fitzroy Street, which is to say, we don’t do refunds. But don’t panic if your plans change faster than Melbourne’s weather. If you give us at least 7 days’ notice (that’s more notice than most St Kilda beach parties get), we can transfer your ticket to another event in the same age range. Just shoot an email to matches@speeddatingsocial.com, sliding into our DMs won’t cut it. Remember, it’s not an open-ended credit, so choose your new date wisely. Think of it like changing tables at Cicciolina, you’re still at the party, just with a different view!