What an amazing, amazing weekend. We spent 3 and a half days engrossed in Regency splendor, attending workshops, and spending time with friends both new and old. Here are a few pictures from the weekend.
After dinner and a lovely magic show the first night.
Lady Devereaux and Mrs. Cartwright enjoying port in our room after dinner the first night.
The picnic and archery on the afternoon of the second day
One of my favorite pictures of Mrs. Kowal
Lady Devereaux in her finest
My favorite ensemble of Mrs. Cartwright’s
Sir Thomas and me
The handsome Cpt. and Mrs. Cartwright
These two photos truly capture the magic of the ball.
Our very naughty “bodice ripper” room decorated as such for the room contest.
Mrs. Kowal reads excerpts from Jane Austen in a very shocking manner.
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Beautiful pictures! You all looked lovely. Mrs Cartwrights tunic dress is glorious! And the ball images look dreamy. I wish I could have been there.
You all looked wonderful. Mrs Cartwright's tunic dress is glorious! And the images of the ball - I love the lighting there. I wish I could have seen that live.
Dear Lauren,
The photos were wonderful...it's very clear you all had a delicious time. What a super idea to go swimming!!
Very best,
Natalie
What a wonderful time!
Someday I'd love to attend one of your events :)
It looks as if a good time was had by all. Thank you for sharing your pictures with us.
A step back into time, beautiful, every person, and outfit!
This looks like one of those rare magical events, where everything seems just amazingly wonderful! The pictures surely show how much you've enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Sabine
I miss being out there, it was a magical three days. I do love that photo of Logan and I....and Mrs. Cartwright and you....quite lovely. You will be missed when you are gone.
you looked so lovely and I didn't realize you had taken a photo of me carrying Young Master Logan about. You will missed when you leave our society.
I just came across your blog....how wonderful, beautiful. I wish we had a Regency Society where I live!
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