20-minute performance vignettes provided entertainment while attendees ate, drank and enjoyed being back together in person once again.

One of the most popular activations for the evening, House of Gucci, housed a handmade ball gown dress made entirely of paper and created as a love letter to Italy in reference to the exquisite architecture and beautiful gardens.

The House of Gucci also had a fashion illustrator, who created custom illustrations for attendees.

Attendees were greeted by a risotto chef station being served from a giant parmesan wheel.

Peace Arch Hospital Foundation partnered with local business Paintertainment to create multiple living statues, including this one which resembled a water fountain whose tablescape attached to her dress, offering signature Negronis for attendees to indulge. 

The Cara Mia Caffe featured an espresso bar and a gelato station for attendees to enjoy.

A 24-foot charcuterie table delighted attendees, who enjoyed the delicious eats for the first hour of the event prior to the program starting.

A three-wheeled Piaggio Ape Van that imported from Italy, then passionately converted into an elegant, one-of-a-kind mobile bar. This bar was instantly sponsored and became a photo opportunity for guests as well as a secondary location where they could be served glasses of wine and bubbles.

The VVIP table featured a curated takeaway, which was a one-of-kind wooden handmade bowl with all the fixings for a beautiful Italian meal.

While not beneath a tree like the VVIP table, the rest of the seating was elegant, studded with crystal glassware and lemon accents.

In addition to the silent auction, live auction, and fund-a-need portion of the program was a wine raffle. Peace Arch Hospital Foundation worked with various local establishments to create completely donated prizing. The wine raffle consisted of 150  $100 tickets that entered the guest into a draw for three levels of prizing.