Singapore’s CÉ LA VI Brings A Trio Of Themed Extravaganzas

by | Feb 7, 2023 | In The News

This February, Singapore's CÉ LA VI is hosting a trio of themed events celebrating all things love, from a Sky High Brunch to a Single's Day Party.

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Singapore’s CÉ LA VI night spot is hosting a lavish adults-only event this February to celebrate all things love. CÉ LA VI is hosting three unique themed extravaganzas, Sky High Brunch, Single’s Day Party: Pillow Talk, and SLASSY, across its restaurant, SkyBar, and Club Lounge.

Kicking off CÉ LA VI’s Valentine’s celebrations is ‘Pillow Talk: A Night of Intimacy and Romance’, which invites couples and singles to join in a  stylish, premium pyjama party on February 15. CÉ LA VI’s Club Lounge will transform into a dream-like lounge atmosphere, where guests can indulge in CÉ LA VI’s finest beverages, treats and music while they dance the night away. Plus, CÉ LA VI is offering a best-dressed contest for the evening, where guests are encouraged to dress in their sultriest sleepwear and take home a prize.

The night will be filled with CÉ LA VI’s signature bass-thumping tunes, creating mesmerising moments between 10 pm and 4 am.

Over the weekend on Saturday, 18 February, from 12 pm to 4 pm, CÉ LA VI ‘s SkyBar will bring ‘Sky High Brunch’: a lavish adults-only affair. CÉ LA VI’s executive chef Maksym Chukanov will present a spread of Asian-inspired creations, live buffet stations, shucked oysters, satays and Wagyu Beef rolls, Steamed Barramundi and Grilled Snapper with Mango salad. From CÉ LA VI’s iconic rooftop bar, guests will enjoy unparalleled aerial views, a 4-hour bottomless flow of Champagne and non-stop crowd-pumping beats by CÉ LA VI’s in-house DJs.

Sky High Brunch at the top of Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Sky High Brunch at the top of Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Finally, CÉ LA VI ends the celebration with SLASSY: An Explosion of Androgynous Glamour. CÉ LA VI invites guests to dress their best and join in an extravaganza of bodacious style inspired by iconic artists such as Prince, Bowie, and Jones, with old and new music styles, blended all night.

CÉ LA VI will be transformed into a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere this February, where partygoers can connect and get lost in CÉ LA VI’s sophisticated nightlife.

Address: CÉ LA VI SINGAPORE, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, 018971. ◼

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