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Stirling fan aims to bring Bridgerton magic to castle next year for charity bash

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A local Bridgerton fan is set to bring the Regency era to Stirling this summer - and raise cash for charities in the process.Cynthia Holden has already had an “amazing” response to her Charity Bridgerton Ball at Stirling Castle in July.But there is a whole weekend extravaganza of events planned, inspired by the hit Netflix show, with participants able to take part in all or some of what’s on offer, depending on their ticket choices.Regency era dance lessons are available on Friday July 7, ready for a 19th century soiree with fine dining and dressing for the occasion, and entertainment from poets, musicians, singers and magicians.Attendees can explore the Stirling shops in a promenade on Saturday July 8 and enjoy a 19th century scavenger hunt with exciting prizes.The evening ball at Stirling Castle promises to immerse guests in royal pageantry, serenaded by musicians, with a drinks reception, open and silent auction, and a dinner followed by “an evening of merriment and dancing”.Sunday offers afternoon tea at the Colessio Hotel and - weather permitting - a round or two of croquet.“The response has been amazing,” said Cynthia. “Although I live in Clackmannanshire, my children go to school in Stirling and my friends live in Stirling.“While the proceeds are going to charities, I’m doing my best to hire local and support local businesses.

I love, love, love Bridgerton - but I love Stirling more. I’m a woman of color originally from Florida but have resided in Scotland for nearly 19 years.“We are going to turn Stirling up!

It is totally immersive and interactive which means everyone who is there will have a part to play and Regency dress is a must.“We will have a diamond of the season but it’s not just for young girls, it’s

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