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CODIE MCLACHLAN Codie McLachlan hits some of our city’s best bashes to snap photos for our weekly Social Seen column. He is an Edmonton photojournalist. Email your event suggestions to arts@ edmontonjournal.com, or tweet Codie at @fotocodie, and follow Co
Where: Southgate Centre When: May 30 (runs until June 3) What: Fleurs de Villes brings flowers and fashion together in a floral mannequin series featuring designs by 15 local florists Featuring: Live music, hors d’oeuvres, wines by Alive and Violet Chocolates
PHOTOS: CODIE MCLACHLAN
People check out decorated mannequins during Fleurs de Villes at Southgate Centre. The event runs until Sunday.
Howard Worrell of Flowers by Merle poses with Lynn Catena. Fleurs de Villes celebrates local designers by bringing together flowers and fashion. The event is a festive reminder that spring is in full swing.
London Tunke, left, and Kate Andrychuk show off their ornate floral hats. Fleurs de Villes features the works of 15 local florists.
Co-founders Tina Barkley, left, and Karen Marshall smile at the success of the Fleurs de Villes VIP Garden Party. Their event shines a festive light on the works of local businesses and artists.
There is plenty to see and photograph at Fleurs de Villes. From decorated mannequins to live music and food, the event is a feast for the senses.
The celebration featured wines by Alive. Kaitlin Tymko, left, and Breanne Kshyk were among many visitors taking part.
Hors d’oeuvres served at Fleurs de Villes also followed the floral theme. Violet Chocolates are a welcome feature as well.
Victoria Currah snaps a photo of a decorated mannequin with her cellphone. Southgate Centre is a kaleidoscope of colourful fashion.