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Join 50 Shades of White Party on 18 Aug at Cupertino, CA 95014

EVENT INFORMATION : 
Event name : 50 Shades of White (Sponsors Only) 
Organized by : Thaddeus Duran 

DATE AND TIME 
Sat, Aug 18, 2018, 8:00 PM – 
Sun, Aug 19, 2018, 1:00 AM PDT 

LOCATION 
Aloft Hotel 
10165 North De Anza Boulevard 
Cupertino, CA 95014 
United States 

PRICE : $25 



DESCRIPTION: 
THIS INVITE IS FOR SPONSORS ONLY! IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE GUIDE PLEASE MOVE FORWARD TO PURCHASE. 

Instructions: 
When choosing your add, please remember this is in $25 increments.  

Example: If you want a full page ad, please select 4 as it equals to $100. If you would like the half page ad, please make your selection 2, as it equals $50. If you would like a Cover entry only, please select the 1, as it equals to the $25 listing fee. 
$100 - 2 guest, 5 minute Talk, back link on event page, Full page listing in guide  
$50 - 1 guest, 5 minute talk, back link on event page. Half page listing. $25 - Covers entry and listing in guide. 



Key Note Speaker: 

Dr. Roger W. Washington, MD, Stanford University . Appetizers will be served till exhausted 
9pm The Show – Sneak Peek Fashion Show w/Thaddeus featuring Proper Fashions & Michael Stevens 
Special Hair & Beauty Presentation by Brenda Hamberry Green Owner/Operator of B Jeanee Salon - Sunnyvale 
10pm The Party $20 All Night (come early) 
Aloft Hotel 101 N. 

DeAnza Blvd. Cupertino,CA.Stay at Aloft call 408.766.7000 for Special Rate mention White Party! 
Target locations: Silicon Valley, Santa Clara County, San Francisco, CA Bay Area and surrounding counties.

Join this party 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/50-shades-of-white-sponsors-only-tickets-48384956708

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