Southern Events was delighted to contribute to the 43rd annual Heritage Ball at the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park in Franklin this September. The Heritage Ball is the historic city’s longest-running black-tie event, and underscores the Heritage Foundation‘s efforts to preserve the architectural, geographic and cultural heritage of Franklin and Williamson County. The theme for this year’s gala came from a visit by the event chair to NYC – she was inspired by the simple refinement of an upscale New York restaurant. A monochromatic color palette of white & gray mixed with metallic accents and architectural decor created an elegantly chic space to raise funds and celebrate for the 700 plus guests in attendance.

The event featured a wide range of inventory items including our Mercer Lounge Furniture, Ghost Chairs & Barstools, Gold & Nickel Grey Velour Benches, London Loveseat, Eiffel Chairs, Conga Gold Drum Side Tables, Black Franklin Bars, White Silver Leaf & Granite Grey Shantung Linens, Darcy Bone China, Abby Flatware, Madison Glassware, Gold Chiavari Chairs, and both our Black & White Dance Floor as ell as our New England Plank Dance Floor.

The vision for this event came to life even more beautifully than we planned! Thanks to all who made this gorgeous event possible, and to those dedicated to preserving Franklin’s rich history!  Thanks to Phindy Studios for their beautiful photos of the event

Cocktails, seersucker stripes and good ‘ol southern fun were the name of the game at the Seriously Seersucker party for O’More College of Design, held at their historic Abbey Leix Mansion. Southern Events had the pleasure of providing rentals for this event in September, which benefits the college’s scholarship fund. Our Vienna White Leather Couch and Chairs made a chic lounge while guests of the patron party to enjoy a delicious bite (served on our White Square China) and a shot of Battlefield Bourbon (in our Sterling Shot Glasses).  Later a yummy dinner was served and more cocktails enjoyed prompting everyone to dance the night away on our Checkerboard Dance Floor. A fun time had by all!

Thanks to David Braud for sharing these images with us.