Embrace tradition at the Kytherian Association of Australia’s Debutante Ball

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Young females are preparing for their public debut at the Kytherian Association of Australia’s (KAA) annual Debutante Ball on Saturday, May 18.

Held in the Randwick Ballroom at the Australian Turf Club, Royal Randwick Racecourse in Sydney from 7pm, the Debutante Ball will see young females “officially introduced” to society.

Attendees will be treated to a sit-down three course meal and a number of dancing performances by the debutantes and their selected partners.

There will also be speeches by VIP guests in attendance, including Guest of Honour and The Greek Herald Woman of the Year, Anais Menounos.

Tickets are $250 and the dress code is black tie.

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Who is taking part in this year’s Debutante Ball?

  • Matron of Honour: Helen Magiros

Debutantes and their partners

  • Tia Frilingos with Peter Winnel
  • Kiki Barbaris with George Frilingos
  • Felicia Economos with Curtis Constantinou
  • Mia Karedis with Peter Sklavos
  • Cara Diamond with Ryan Lynch
  • Rosana Vlandis with Paul Vlandis
  • Kate Stellios with Pete Krouskos
  • Elena Feros with Thomas Fiori
  • Sienna Francis with Harrison Francis
  • Demee Georgas with Billy Koumoukelis
  • Kristen Socrates with Harry Larcos
  • Evelina Karedis with Theo Coolentianos
  • Sophia Barry with Ryan Cordato
  • Natasha Psaltis with Andrew Magoulas
  • Nicoletta Tsakiridis with Alexander Dracakis

Flower girls and their page boys

  • Adelyn Diamond with Georgio Kouvaris
  • Yianna Notaras with George Samios
  • Lara Psaltis with Christian Henderson
  • Eleni Raissis with John Magoulas

Event details:

  • What: Kytherian Association of Australia’s annual Debutante Ball
  • When: Saturday, May 18
  • Where: Randwick Ballroom at the Australian Turf Club, Royal Randwick Racecourse
  • Time: Seated by 7pm
  • Dress Code: Black Tie
  • Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1184714?
  • For enquiries contact Kathy Samios on 0410 491 849
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