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Our professional mixologists are experienced in hosting cocktail parties in weird and wonderful places. We take care of all of the logistics so that you don't have to worry about that. We provide everything needed to turn any space into a cocktail bar, the bar kit, the specialist cocktail equipment, the glassware, the alcohol, the mixers, the ice, the garnishes, the staff, and the know how. We aspire to develop and take the Kenyan drinking scene to the Ibiza level. Our range of services are ideal for events of all sizes; family celebrations, christenings, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and events, corporate hospitality, conferences, product launches, incentives, and events, summer fairs, country fetes, race meetings, expositions and all manner of festivals You can always rely on us to add a touch of class to any client event and leave your guests in awe. 254 Tipsy Bartenders aim at creating a memorable experience that will definitely last for a while. Keep...
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