Tuesday, 10 July 2012

The Angsana Madhatters Tea Party At The Brehon, Killarney




Bright summer colours were all the go as Killarney’s most glamorous ladies gathered for an afternoon of high tea and high fashion at The Angsana Madhatters Tea Party at The Brehon, Killarney last Saturday in aid of Bee for Battens. 

Guests were greeted with refreshing Long Island Iced Tea before before sitting down to enjoy homemade lemonade. Vintage crockery sponsored by Enchanted Occasions of Limerick lent an air of elegance to the tea service which included delicious savouries followed by a buffet of sweet delights including cupcakes, cookies, strawberry mousse and lollipops.  

Highlights of the afternoon included Kerry Fashion Designer of the Year, Clodagh Irwin Owens’ insider tips on how to look your best at the Races and Milliner Kathleen McAuliffe’s advice on how to give your old hats a new lease of life. Hairstylist Pat O’Neill demonstrated how a few simple styling tricks can really complement your hat or headpiece.

London skin expert, Julia Ripley from Anne Semonin was also in attendance to launch the new range of facials which are now available at The Angsana Spa at The Brehon. The Anne Semonin facials combine the best of concentrated essential oils and trace elements, together with the use of neurocosmetics and cryotherapy to enhance your skin.

“We would like to thank all our experts who gave their time for free to help Bee for Battens. Thank you to Enchanted Occasions for their beautiful crockery, Pat O’Neill, Clodagh Irwin Owens, Kathleen McAuliffe, Julie Ripley of Anne Semonin and Bluebell Eco Candles” says Therese Breen, Manager at The Angsana Spa.
“We would also like to all the glamorous ladies who attended. The fashion on show demonstrates that Kerry is undoubtedly the fashion capital of Ireland.”
Other generous sponsors included Grande Charlie’s Auld Sweet Shops in Killarney and Killorglin, Retro Bazaar, Spillane’s Seafood, Pallas Foods, Musgraves, O’Shea’s Fruit and Veg, Findlater Grants and Classic Drinks.
Best head piece on the day was awarded to Mary Kelliher from Killorglin who won a girlie weekend away for four to The Maritime Hotel in Bantry.

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