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Bubbly Breakfast

Bubbly Breakfast
Bubbly Breakfast

If we are being completely honest with ourselves, food is a huge focal part of most if not all occasions. Think about it. The menu at a wedding is very important, when you cook a Sunday best for your family you want to make it very special, kiddie’s birthday parties and promotion dinners.

Every occasion tailors a menu to add to the experience of the guest. Food is not only important for general wellbeing, eating a healthy diet and discovering the right foods to eat for your own body increases longevity. We hosted a bubbly breakfast recently with a mandate to celebrate our annual Women’s Etiquette Brunch, which is billed for June 11, 2022.

This will be the fourth installment of this astounding event after a two-year break due to COVID-19. #WEB22 promises to be everything and more with a panel that will bring about thought provoking conversations, which aim to give women the tools they need to balance, grow and build themselves. The guests who sat at the bubbly breakfast long table were invited to discuss the topics, which will be spoken on at the main event. We had Miss Botswana Palesa Molefhe, Imaan Kaadar (Options), Tshepi Scheffers, Portia Kalane, Lebo Nkwe (Bayport) amongst a few.


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