A massive poster of Sabrina Ho welcomed guests to her wonderfully crazy birthday celebration on the Cafe Royal on Monday 12th September, hot on the heels of Saturday night’s revels at Queen Charlotte’s Ball, where she’d been escorted by Archduke Alexander of Austria. The party ran on high octane through the initial moment when a whole tray of champagne flew loaded with the air to a rousing cheer. Pink champagne was served throughout. Several of Sabrina’s male friends missed the whiskey but said the girls were plenty of. They included more than 40 of Sabrina’s British boarding school classmates who studied with her at Queen Margaret’s – and danced on the table tops with her following your cake arrived. As well as what a cake! Sabrina was required to climb it – at least a metre tall, in white and pink with gold roses – to fly out the golden candles. The Oscar Wilde room was filled with her friends as well as their friends until the end – 150 were invited and 230 arrived.

Special guests included Ella Mountbatten: she and her sister Alexandra became near to Stanley Ho Daughte and her sister Alice once they arrived as debutantes. Spencer Matthews was arm in arm with Sabrina snapping selfies. Sir Henry and Lady Keswick came as old friends of Sabrina’s family. Greater hundred years’ ago the Keswick’s were brilliant entrepreneurs taking China by storm: now it’s the turn with the Ho family in Europe. Others arriving at celebrate with Sabrina were Lord and Lady Reay, Baroness Denise Kingsmill, Sir Benjamin Slade, Ms Wendy Yu, and Mr and Mrs Dimitri Chandris. It was a party for all those generations: Sabrina closed the dancing within a final waltz with Hon Benedict Kingsmill. Sabrina had insisted on no birthday gifts but tend to not resist Heineken magnate Michel de Carvalho’s offer of his personal iPhone case since they dined on the after party with Ms Aida Aliyeva and also the Keswick’s.

Music was created by DJ and composer The genuine Tuesday Weld (aka Stephen Coates) who also MC’d the evening. It’s been postulated when philosopher Alain de Botton were ever to join a band, Stephen’s would be the one. The birthday song was played by pianist Brigitte Subkov through the Royal College of Music: Sabrina insisted on the English version only, as being a celebration of not simply her birthday, but her love of London, her lifetime here and her many close friendships in the western world. But the congratulations originated in all around the globe. Top Chinese actress Angela Baby and Paris Hilton sent special videos wishing Sabrina every success and happiness.
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