Archive for the ‘Blog Competition’ Category



Our Prize Winners

Tuesday, July 3rd, 2018

We recently ran a competition to win £200 and tickets for the  opening night Gala of the London Indian Film Festival plus after party.

Our lucky winners were Nandita C and her friend Monsura M.

The festival was an amazing success and everyone had a wonderful evening.

 

Thank you to everyone who entered.

 

James, Paul, Meera and the Team

 

www.asiansinglesolution.com

Win Opening Night Tickets to the London Indian Film Festival Gala

Thursday, June 7th, 2018

Our Competition Winner

Monday, January 8th, 2018

We ran a very popular competition in December to win a £250 Shopping Spree.

 


We are very pleased to announce the winner was Dhilen Patel  who has now received his £250 Selfridges voucher.

 

Thank you very much to everyone who entered and watch out for the next competition soon!

Win Exclusive Tickets For the London Indian Film Festival

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2014

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From 10th to the 17th July it’s the annual London Indian Film Festival, which is the largest Indian Film Festival in Europe. They will be showing many fantastic independent Indian films at cinemas across London.

As one of the key sponsors, we have a number of tickets that you can win in this amazing competition.

Win a pair of VIP tickets for one of the following events at the London Indian Film Festival.

Tickets include VIP Welcome for opening and closing nights and the film screening.

-10th July – Opening Night, Sold, European Premiere
-14th July – Million Dollar Arm, UK Premiere
-16th July – An evening with Farhan Akhtar
-17th July – Closing Night, Hemalkasa, World Premiere

For further details of these events and to book tickets – see the programme on the festival website.  http://www.londonindianfilmfestival.co.uk/

An Amazing opportunity to meet and mingle with the stars on the red carpet.

To enter the Competition Follow this link

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Terms of the Competition.

The competition is being offered by Go Dating Ltd (GDL) in association with the London Indian Film Festival Ltd (LIFF)

1. You must be over the age of 18 to enter
2. To enter, you must provide a valid email address into the form provided
3. Entries will be drawn at random and the winners will be notified with at least 24 hours prior notice by email or phone.
4. There is no cash value to the prize and no cash alternative.
5. By entering the competition you give permission for Go Dating Ltd to hold your data and to contact you about the services for AsianSingleSolution.com You will be able to unsubscribe easily from a link in the emails or by contacting us directly to [email protected]
6. Each prize is for one pair of tickets. Prizes are offered and made available at the discretion of the competition organisers.
7. We will phone you to confirm your prize and attendance.

 

WIN – 2 VIP tickets for BritAsia TV Music Awards

Friday, October 5th, 2012

Asiansinglesolution is sponsoring

the Best Male Act at the Awards

To celebrate, we have 2 VIP tickets to give away to a lucky member and a friend.

The event will take place TOMORROW, 6th October 2012 – NIA Birmingham.  Event starts at 7pm.

To enter, there are two steps you must take:

1) LIKE our Asiansinglesolution.com  Facebook page  –  CLICK HERE

2) Email us at   [email protected]   with your name, username on the site and a phone number.

Winner will be selecteed later today.

Please note that you may be asked to pay a small deposit to ensure you attend.  This will be refunded on the night.

Good luck!

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The awards ceremony will feature unprecedented performances by many A-list artists and recognise the best of British Asian music.

Receiving a BATV Music Award will be the highest accolade for any Artist and the top Male Act is no exception.  This will be awarded to the male act judged to have made the biggest impact over the last 12 months.

The awards ceremony will be the biggest event of it’s kind and is sure to set new standards in the industry. This tremendous showcase will unveil the greatest artistic talent within the British Asian music scene.

Don’t miss it!

James and Paul

www.asiansinglesolution.com

Competition Blog: Dating Tips on Chivalry

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

Here’s another dating tip from our “Perfect Fashion Show” Blog competition :

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Money and looks always attractive but poise and authority more so;

‘The persona of chivalry’

He/ she has:

An air of sociability and hospitality
Unrushed , calm and always has time
In control of life and never stressed
Naturally charming to everyone
Rarely loses temper and never in public
Can seemingly handle any situation
Is patient and left unruffled by lifes daily irritations Modest yet confident and cultivates an air of authority

By N.

James Preece – The Dating Guru

www.asiansinglesolution.com

Competition Entry: Hair today – gone Tomorrow

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

Here’s a funny entry for our Perfect Fashion Blog Competition – ends this afternoon!
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As many of us asian females are aware, many of our asian males do have requirements (yes, and these can stretch to a list lol). One such requirement is the traditional long lustrous hair which Bollywood Belles used to don with such grace (reality snippet : they were wigs most of the time, sorry to break the fantasy of any bollywood heros).

Anyway, I had a pic posted of myself : I tried to find the most flattering pic I could, difficult job, as Im not blessed with being naturally photogenic, or <laughingly> naturally “anything”, everything requires effort.

This particular photo had me with long lovely hair. However, as we all know, (girls) one trip to the hairdressers can change that in a snip ! (You’ve got quite a few split ends, you know the usual hairdresser admonishments) Behold, my long lustrous mane was severely reduced to a short bob cut almost. Mortified, as I had a date, in a few days, I shrieked and freaked out on the phone to my friend, who furtively suggested donning a wig !

Where on earth am I going to get a wig I wailed. As friends go, she whipped out a wig .. don’t ask me how she had a wig in her closet ; lets not go there. Anyway, amidst much laughter in attempts to fit it … I decided to wear it. The day of the date, arrived. My dears, I strode into London on the tube, confident in my long lustrous WIG. I met up with my date at a suitable central location in London.

We propped ourselves on a bench, and dears, I was mortified to discover that my date, was staring incredulously at my hairline.

My eyes widened as I saw his eyes nearly popping out and I could feel the wig, was sliding backwards : it was so long, unknowingly, Id been sitting on it, causing the wig to slide, to reveal my own hairline. .. OMG ! I gasped and rattled an explanation – I just had to tell the truth, no matter how unladylike I was looking : my own hair  was appearing and looking very dishevelled, not to mention sweaty under that damn wig.

The date ended in riotous laughter and oodles of embarrassment on my part.

Never again.

Conclusion is, you go as you are, and no matter how or what you look like on the outside, if the other person is for real, and they like you for real, that’s what counts, not the length or breadth of your hair or any other part of you.

N

www.asiansinglesolution.com

Competition Blog Entry : One member’s dating story!

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Here’s a”guest” blog from “R” – for our wonderful “Perfect Fashion Show” Competition.

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If I had a pound for every time someone asked me why I was still single, I would be cruising around the Med in a luxury yacht with my harem of male Dolce and Gabbana models, most probably not giving a damn about my single status.

I agree on paper, it doesn’t quite add up.  I’m an attractive, professional, financially secure woman living in a large metropolis with an abundance of available and desirable men.  Or so you’d think.  But here I am, getting incredulous looks and raised eyebrows when I confess to being single at the ripe old age of 38.

Take the conversation I had with a minicab driver who drove me home after a boozy night out.  ‘How old are you?’ he asked, ‘38′ I replied.  ‘Oh my God, really?’ he said, with a forceful emphasis that I find African minicab drivers have down to perfection.  When he then learned that not only am I that old, but also single and childless, his eyes nearly popped out of his head.  ‘Oh dear, oh dear, 38 and still single.  And no children either.  Oh dear’ he repeated, shaking his head vigorously.  ‘Thanks a lot mate’ I think, but what am I supposed to say?  ‘Actually I’m a serial killer who’s killed all 5 of my husbands and buried them under the floorboards.’  Oh well, he did say he thought I looked a lot younger, although that might have been when he realised there was no chance of a tip otherwise.  Hmm.

I find the cruelest people are old distant relatives, and when you factor in that mine are Indian, it gets even worse.  They really know how to dig the knife in.  The most notable comment was from a wizened old crow who said ‘Older single women are like last week’s food rotting in the fridge.  No-one wants them any more.’  Well at least I don’t have whiskers growing out of my chin, grandma!

So, to answer the question once and for all, here’s my theory.  I don’t think I had any idea of who I was, and what I wanted, until I was well into my late twenties.  In fact, I cannot recognise the ‘me’ that I was before that time.  I have no doubt that whoever I may have married at that time would not suit me now.  Unless they also changed in the same way as I have done, i.e. beyond all recognition.

So, next thing I know I’m 38 and according to minicab drivers and old women, completely on the shelf.  Great.  I wouldn’t mind so much, but it’s not as though these people have fared much better.  As I said to the minicab driver ‘So how about you?’  He replied ‘Oh, I’m divorced’.

I wonder if any of these people can believe that this 38 year old single woman is quite happy with her lot.  Ok so I’m single, but I’m content.  So excuse me if I’m not spending every waking hour formulating a cunning plan to ensnare a man.  And then crying into my wine glass when it fails.

Don’t get me wrong, should a suitable man come along, I’m not going to turn him down.  I’ve accepted that my ‘meeting Mr Right’ phase is a bit later than the conventional standard.  I can even guarantee that he won’t say ‘she just wasn’t the person I thought she was’ a few years down the line.  Because I’ve already been through that.  And I was considerate enough to do it own my own, rather than whilst in a relationship.  I should be lauded rather than made to feel like a freak.

So next time I get the withering ‘So you’re still single’ look, I’m going to say ‘Yes, isn’t it great I’ve chosen to wait until the time is right.’  And you know, this shelf is not as uncomfortable as you might think!

R

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If you have want to win a pair of tickets to our upcoming “Perfect Fashion Show” worth £250 then read our blog to find out more.

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