By Sarah Morgan
In collaboration with All Sett Up Event Planning & Design and The Vintage Horse, the Carriage Barn Arts Center will host the “Spring into Summer Entertaining Fête” on April 11 from 4:00- 8:00 PM. The event promises an evening of creativity and celebration, bringing together the region’s premier event professionals under one roof, with the chance to attend for leisure and networking.
All Sett Up is a local event & wedding planning and design business specializing in events of all types and sizes. They work closely with clients to handle logistics and create visually appealing themes for memorable experiences. Also known as “The Big Event”, the All Sett Up team has been instrumental in planning and curating the April 11th festivities.
Attendees to “The Big Event” can expect to connect with local caterers, florists, designers, photographers, and stationery experts, and gain inspiration for upcoming parties and celebrations. Held at the prestigious Carriage Barn, this gathering is a hub for sparking fresh ideas and networking with industry leaders.
Guests will be treated to handcrafted cocktails from The Vintage Horse mobile bar, perfectly complemented by delectable hors d’oeuvres prepared by Chef Liz of Nature’s Temptations. The atmosphere will come alive with live musical performances by the dynamic Ali + Nate duo, followed by the Sulls band.
“The Big Event” enables attendees to learn and forge professional connections and relationships while enjoying a night out. Over twenty-four vendor partners, including Remy Cointreau spirits, the CT Cigar Co., and Florals and Fromage are participating in the event. Not only will attendees be able to meet and consult with several brands and organizations, but local vendors and artisans will also have the opportunity to meet some of the people who help support their businesses.
Whether planning a glamorous summer soirée or an intimate gathering, the Spring into Summer Entertaining Fête offers invaluable insights and connections to elevate your event planning experience. For tickets and registration, please visit the Carriage Barn Website, www.carriagebarn.org. Advanced registration is encouraged.
