Bloomex was delighted to be asked to provide all the flowers for recent VIP event in Toronto! Epilepsy Toronto hosted an exclusive VIP evening in
downtown Toronto, to support their amazing cause.
Hosted by NBA Basketball star
Tristan Thompson and CTV News' Andria Case, this exclusive VIP soiree took place on August 13, 2015. Produced by internationally acclaimed designers, Glen Peloso & Jamie
Alexander, the event was held at the exquisite Aperture Room in the heart of
historic Downtown Yonge.
The evening began at 6:30 p.m. Guests were able to view the items up for auction, as well as sample the incomparable cuisine of
Oliver & Bonacini. They enjoyed fun advance performances from the upcoming Toronto
International BuskerFest, and were treated to a wonderful performance by Canada's own Queen of R&B, Jully Black.The
sold out event was truly a magical evening and a big success for all!
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Tristan Thompson graciously
agreed to be honorary chair; he founded the Amari Thompson Fund in support of
his younger brother who lives with epilepsy.
Bloomex was delighted to donate and create the elegant floral centerpieces for this VIP event, as well as some beautiful bouquets to decorate the bar and buffet area, in the event’s premier colour scheme of purple, red and white. Bloomex was also pleased to donate a large gourmet gift basket full of treats to the live auction, with all proceeds going to support Epilepsy Toronto.
This event was a kick off for the very exciting 2015 edition
of the Toronto International Buskerfest Festival. The Festival is now
the largest epilepsy event in the world and North America's largest street
performer festival! Performers from all over the world will provide the most
creative and exciting entertainment for all ages, in the heart of the Downtown
Yonge district from August 27- 30.
Epilepsy Toronto is a non-profit agency that has supported
people living with epilepsy for over 50 years. The agency offers free programs
and services, hosts exciting events and fundraisers, and provides information to help epilepsy patients and their families manage the challenges
of living well with epilepsy. Please visit the Epilepsy Toronto website for more information on this agency and the Amari Thompson Fund.
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