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Saturday, May 11, 2024

The top-secret affair that is Le Dîner en Blanc (DeB) returned to Jamaica, last Saturday, for an evening of fabulous fare and fetching festivities.

The al fresco dinner party took place at the lush Tranquility Gardens at Dunn’s River Falls. Hundreds — many of them faithfuls of the worldwide event — joined host Tash Johnson and her team for the unforgettable James Bond-themed event.

Le Dîner en Blanc was a movie! Page 2 shares more scenes.

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