Friday 30th November.
Last night the 'Everything but the Girl' team attended a glamorous awards ceremony, to celebrate the success and achievements of women, across the West Sussex area.
The Women of the Year awards ceremony was run by Johnston Press South Events in association with the Mumpreneurs Networking club and took place at the Avisford Park Hotel, in Arundel.
The evening began with a champagne reception, which was the perfect chance to meet like minded people and to exchange stories about the journey behind the nomination. We met some amazing people and it was the perfect opportunity to network amongst local businesses.
The Women of the Year awards ceremony was run by Johnston Press South Events in association with the Mumpreneurs Networking club and took place at the Avisford Park Hotel, in Arundel.
The evening began with a champagne reception, which was the perfect chance to meet like minded people and to exchange stories about the journey behind the nomination. We met some amazing people and it was the perfect opportunity to network amongst local businesses.
There were a vast array of categories and some truly inspirational people attended the event, sharing their stories of hope, inspiration, courage and triumph!
It was just unfortunate that only one person could win each category!
After the champagne reception we were seated at our tables, where a bag filled with goodies from the supporting sponsors and local businesses, sat waiting for us.
The goody-bag was filled to the brim with discounts, sweets, vouchers, and many more.
The goody-bag was filled to the brim with discounts, sweets, vouchers, and many more.
The three course dinner was served swiftly, and i have to praise the staff greatly, as they were brilliant at providing our table with alternatives to suit our tables dietary requirements.
Fred Dinenage was the evenings host and he took the time to talk to each winner, finding out a little about their journey and how it felt to them to be nominated, and how it felt when he announced that they had won.
AND GUESS WHAT!
Natalie Wileman, owner and Director of 'Everything but the Girl' bridal boutique, won the award for the 'Women in Fashion' category!
The winners of the other categories were:
Most inspirational women - Theresa Bates.
Women in local government - Louise Goldsmith.
Women in healthcare - Trisha Sharps.
Woman in Art - Dale Rooks.
Woman in Community, charity or voluntary - Susie Brown.
Hair and Beauty - Carol Brown.
Young woman - Rosie Ashton.
Success story - Orla Lambe.
Woman in Education - Stephanie Cracknell.
Sportswoman - Emma Wiggs.
Mum of the Year - Jeanette Stanley.
Woman to watch - Natasha Stuart.
Online business - Jen Trew.
Woman of Courage - Sophie Warner.
Woman in Business - Rachel Boyle.
Overall Woman of the Year - Joyanne Williamson.
Readers choice - Theresa Bates.
The winners of the other categories were:
Most inspirational women - Theresa Bates.
Women in local government - Louise Goldsmith.
Women in healthcare - Trisha Sharps.
Woman in Art - Dale Rooks.
Woman in Community, charity or voluntary - Susie Brown.
Hair and Beauty - Carol Brown.
Young woman - Rosie Ashton.
Success story - Orla Lambe.
Woman in Education - Stephanie Cracknell.
Sportswoman - Emma Wiggs.
Mum of the Year - Jeanette Stanley.
Woman to watch - Natasha Stuart.
Online business - Jen Trew.
Woman of Courage - Sophie Warner.
Woman in Business - Rachel Boyle.
Overall Woman of the Year - Joyanne Williamson.
Readers choice - Theresa Bates.
Overall the night was a huge hit, with Fred getting a little naughty over his love of shoes, a cheeky heckle, a full dance-floor and many worthy people being celebrated.
Well done to everyone involved and thank-you to everyone that helped organise such an amazing night.
Well done to everyone involved and thank-you to everyone that helped organise such an amazing night.
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| Two of the EBTG girls! |
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| R-L: Natalie Wileman and Robert White (Owners and Directors of EBTG). |
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