Ladies bring festive glamour to Springhill’s first ever Christmas Cracker lunch

Date published: 21 December 2022


Springhill Hospice hosted its first ever Christmas Cracker festive lunch at the Norton Grange Hotel and Spa on 9 December.

Guests were greeted at the door with a glass of prosecco and a complimentary photo next to the beautifully decorated Christmas tree to showcase their fabulous outfits.

Toni Hughes from Best Dressed, Littleborough, supported the event and was spoilt for choice on who she could award the “Best Dressed” prize to. The overall winner was Jill Greensmith took home the prize thanks to her stunning outfit and glamorous appearance.

The afternoon was hosted by Farah Rehman, who kept the crowd of ladies entertained and engaged with her sparkling wit.

After their delicious four-course meal, guests were then welcomed onto their dancefloor by the wonderful singer, Adam Ingles.

Jo Ali, events and projects fundraiser, said: "We are absolutely delighted at the turnout for our Christmas Cracker, as we welcomed supporters new and old.

"It was a fabulous afternoon filled with so much laughter, eating, drinking and dancing. There was also some fiercely competitive bidding at our auction.

"As a result, an amazing £8,606 was raised. It seems we have found the new, must attend festive event for the ladies with our Christmas Cracker."

 

Best Dressed Winner Jill Greensmith with Toni Hughes from Best Dressed, Littleborough
Best Dressed Winner Jill Greensmith with Toni Hughes from Best Dressed, Littleborough

 

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