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The annual fundraising event, in its 13th year, brings together 50 of London’s top restaurants and caterers to raise funds for the UK-based HIV and sexual health charity. Dermot O’Leary, Alan Carr and Miranda Hart supported the Supper Club by hosting their own dinner parties.
Harbour & Jones Events provided its services free of charge for the after party, which saw Supper Club guests whisked away from dinners with celebrity hosts in a fleet of taxis to the One Events venue.
In attendance was 2012 winner of BBC Two’s The Great British Bake Off John Whaite, lead singer of The Feeling Dan Gillespie Sells, and MP Ben Bradshaw.
After party tunes were provided by Danny and Ilona Rampling who were on the decks all evening with an energetic mix of club classics and mainstream pop.
Jules Heckman-Hughes, creative director at Harbour & Jones Events, said: "Terrence Higgins Trust is a very worthy cause which is why we work so hard to make sure this event is a success. Not only do we organise it for free but even our staff are there on a voluntary basis.
"We had fantastic support from suppliers, including Six O'Clock gin, and Planners who gave us all the bar equipment and glasses. Without their generosity and the hard work of our team we wouldn't be able to deliver such an amazing event."
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