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Garden & Gun Club 5-Year Anniversary Party

G&G hosted a VIP cocktail party celebrating five years of the Garden & Gun Club and thirty years of Crypton fabrics. As guests enjoyed champagne, signature cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres prepared by the Club’s executive chef Ann Kim, they got a first look at the newly refreshed restaurant featuring Crypton fabrics and Arhaus furniture.

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From left: Ray Anderson, Crypton creative strategist; Elise Gabrielson, Crypton vice president of marketing; and Greg Strazzulla, Arhaus director of sales.

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The champagne bar awaits guests as they arrive.

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A charcuterie spread with Southern biscuits, candied pecans, and various fruits, meats, and cheeses.

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Tomeka Cherry and Erica Thomas, Atlanta-area content creators

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Garden & Gun Club executive chef Ann Kim prepares Southern fried chicken with caviar.

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From left: Cait Kelly, Clella Designs project manager, and sister Meg Kelly, Clella Designs founder and designer behind the Garden & Gun Club refresh.

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Garden & Gun Club mixologist Andrea Cicalese serves a proper Old-Fashioned made with bourbon, bitters, brown sugar, and lemon.

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The Bee’s Knees cocktail with gin, honey, and lemon.

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Monica Farber, photographer, and Caroline Edwards, The Atlantan editor in chief.

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A guest’s bag matches Crypton’s Sinta Moss velvet.

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Rebecca Darwin, Garden & Gun founder and CEO, with Chef Ann Kim.

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Ellen Strife, Atlanta Fine Homes Realtor, and Jeremy Strife, Atlanta Braves executive vice president of development.

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Francesca Rose, ADAC senior events manager; Christian Bryant, Garden & Gun vice president and publisher; Mark St. Ogne, Garden & Gun Society member, and Mackenzie Johnson, ADAC senior events manager.

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Guests receive gifts made from Crypton’s new Vanni velvets as they depart.

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