The London Season has been offered an exclusive island on The World to host THE LONDON SEASON PARTY ON THE WORLD on Thursday 14th November 2013, which will be supported by extremely prestigious UAE nationals and royals from each of the Emirates, together with guests personally invited from across the globe .This ball will be restricted to approximately one hundred and fifty guests to reflect the exclusivity of the private island and will also form the inaugural party for the London Season International Protocol Academy newly established in association with Al Tamimi Investments, which will be based in the DIFC, Dubai and will continue the courses for banks, law firms, businesses and private individuals which have been organised for several years by the London Season in the UK.
Her Royal Highness, Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia, Her Grace the Duchess of Somerset, Sir Tobias Clarke Bt. and members of the aristocracy from the London Season committee will also attend as guests of honour in addition to royals and dignitaries from Dubai and across the world.
The evening will include a royal receiving line, cocktail and canapé reception, four course dinner with fine wines, and we are delighted to welcome celebrity singer Jahmene, who will sing numbers from his current No 1 Album, ‘Love never fails” and Charlston dancers to reflect a Scott Fitzgerald ambience. A ‘money can’t buy’ auction will help raise funds for our charity SOS Children and the evening will conclude with dancing to the Abu Dhabi big band.
… To add to the luxury, the theme was based off of the film, The Great Gatsby. The theme portrayed the wealth of the century with an extravagant party, the etiquette of attire, social discourse and the mannerisms …
“Since its inception in 1780, The London Season has developed and evolved throughout the centuries, always underpinned by its charitable focus, but changing with the social innovations of each new era. The beginning of the 21st century marked the point at which The London Season first reached out to other countries.” said Jennie Hallam-Peel, The London Season’s chairman.