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Nautical Nights

The Party: Charleston Collegiate School invited parents and other guests to make waves for a good cause at the Charleston Yacht Club during its 28th annual gala. The sold-out soiree included live and silent auctions, music by local band FlashMob, and skits performed by Head of School Andy Gyves and event emcee Tyler Robinson. Between bids, attendees savored offerings from Charleston Caviar, as well as delicious bites from Harvest Catering. By the end of the evening, more than $200,000 was raised in support of CCS, an independent school on John’s Island that works with students in grades kindergarten through 12 to foster creativity and an appreciation for nature. Highlight: Embracing the nautical theme during Charleston Caviar’s luxury tailgating service, hosted out of the back of a vintage Land Rover Overheard: “We don’t even have kids at this school—it’s a can’t-miss event!” Beneficiary: Charleston Collegiate School

Photography Libby WIlliamsPhotos 8
A costumed crustacean participated in the live auction.CSS Spanish teacher Alexis Cooke with her husband, MichaelTyler Robinson emceed the event as Captain Tuggins.A decadent display from Charleston Caviar(From left) Randy and Ashley Beavers, Jeff and Cheri Kaufmann,  Molly and A.C. Heyward, and Jennifer and Curtis MitchellFresh lobster rolls courtesy of Harvest CateringGuests hit the dance floor in their best nautical-inspired attire  during Charleston Collegiate School’s swanky soiree.Cover band FlashMob got the party started.

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