By: Tracey Manailescu
“Fearless in 2014” was the theme!
Our WPIC Representatives really out did themselves with this event. Kudos and a HUGE thank you to Meagan Eagles, Dawn Fillion and Amy Stevenson. These ladies worked their butts off to make this even a memorable night for all of us. We truly appreciate all of the details, relaxed atmosphere and the thoughtfulness that went into it all.
The Eaton Chelsea pulled it off without a glitch. Great staff and a great location.
Check out this fun slow-motion video from Slomobooth. We all took part in this during the Cocktail Hour.
We had a gigantic list of sponsors that helped make this night so wonderful. Whether it was the entertainment, venue, sweets, decor, florals, games, slo-mo photo booth, snow cones, chip station, fortune teller, fascinators, swag bag items, prizes or speakers, we appreciate it all, and thank you!
Carnival games? You betcha 😉
Here are some photos of our amazing WPIC alumni. We were so happy to see everyone who came out to network, learn and just unwind.
The Eaton Chelsea did an amazing job of keeping us fed with vintage circus themed food such as a pretzel station, pulled pork station, mini corn dogs, hot dogs, vegetarian chile, reuben sandwiches, chick pea curry, mushroom ragout, bacon ragout, freshly made hot yukon gold potato roasti and a dessert station.
Our keynote speakers of the evening were WPIC’ers Michael Coombs and Jennifer Maxwell.
Mike spoke on the subject, “Pride. Perseverance and Fear.” He gave some insight into where he came from , how he turned around negatives and how it all helped him be who is is now. Support from family and believing in yourself will get you, and keep you on track. Personal anecdotes always endear the audience, and Mike’s speech was just that.
Jennifer spoke about, “Standing in the Face of Fear”. A funny & warm hearted discussion about not being afraid to change things up in your career to get you on the path you are supposed to be on. Lists, lists and more lists will keep you organized and on the straight and narrow. Never be afriad to amke mistakes as that is how we learn. Never give up!
Oh yes, we had entertainment. The incrdibly talented team from A2D2 gave two performances, a strolling cupcake station,and a clown that stole my popcorn and brought back even more then I had lost, got to love that;)
Below are photos of some wild, whacky and gorgeous fascinatiors created by WPIC Alumni, Aimee Alabaster of With Abandon. I loved that we were able to pre select the fascinators that we wanted to wear for the evening. Danielle bought hers right after the night ended, and I have 2 orders on the go right now!
Photos are all courtesy of the dynamic duo: Jono & Laynie. You both were so easy to work with and we happily recommend you to all of our Alumni and their couples!
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