A cosy setting at the deluxe Royal Elephant Hotel was the setting for a sweet 60th birthday party. Guests were treated to a special set menu accompanied by violin music. The organiser had this to say :
‘ Thank you very, very much for yesterday, your contribution to making our event a success was fantastic. Everyone is talking about how beautiful it was. Your professional performance is appreciated. I will boldly recommend you to others ! ‘
Autumn is a beautiful time to have a wedding as the days get crisper and the leaves turn to gorgeous golden browns. This wedding at the sumptuous White Light venue set a picturesque backdrop for an Autumn Wedding.
The wedding colours were warm rustics and natural elements, as well as some beautiful pink roses.
An autumn wedding in the Freestate, golden wild grass, cosmos flowers and wide open spaces made for a most enjoyable gig road trip.
Cupid is still at work, playing for a romantic proposal event, riverside views and a 5 star bush experience.
There is something magical about a Theatre. The red fold-up chairs, the glow of warm lights and the moments of prose or song that seem to hang in the air. Stepping out onto the stage at the Market Theatre for a private event this weekend felt like stepping into an ongoing production of plays, musicals, and concerts that tell our stories past, present and future.
‘Let’s do it, let’s fall in love’…. so goes the chorus of Cole Porters memorable song ‘Let’s fall in Love’.
With spring in the air and blossoms on the trees, Shepstone’s Garden was a perfect setting for this mid-week engagement event… and she said yes!
A morning breakfast spent with PCO Alliance and Capital on Park Hotel demonstrating that events can continue safely.
A Chef and a violinist make the dinner for two a special event. With the violin way up high on the balcony and the romantic couple below make sure social distancing is observed. It was lovely to see a couple finding a way to celebrate life and love amidst the restrictions of lock-down.
#lightsared campaign in support of the local events industry which is taking strain. The red light is a warning sign that local live events are in distress.
With my violin replaced by a bunch of bright balloons and a hamper of champagne, I set off to deliver a musical telegram, a message sung to the well-known ‘Time after Time’ by Cindy Lauper. The celebration was for a local company merger with a new supplier.
The balloons caused quite a stir at the office block and the look of surprise and engagement on the faces of the board-meeting members as I sang the message, was priceless.