My client sponsored the Victory Cup in Charleston this year as part of their brand re-launch. While 7-day work weeks, and 14-hour days were necessary to put this event together, it was immeasurable fun along the way.
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| Celebrating a big win for my client. That handsome fella is my son, who showed up to cheer us on. |
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| Hats and dresses are the order of the day, and these ladies showed up in true Southern style. |
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| Styling a reception table with a vintage picnic basket and parts from a classic Land Rover.. |
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| This year's event was extended to two days and included hot air balloon rides. |
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| When the winning team parties at your tent, it is impossible to resist a little clowning around. |
Many vintage and repurposed items were used to decorate our tent including: a rolling tool box turned bar cart, my parents's patio furniture, and my boudoir chair.
A daytime hat was exchanged for a night appropriate fascinator. I needed something to distract from hat hair.
The ensemble:
Day hat: handmade fascinator by Suzanne Hardie $ don't ask (insanely expensive, but worth it)
Sleeveless ruffled blouse: Salvation Army $3
Bow back skirt: Amazon $12
Evening fascinator: Amazon $12
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