Enjoy 90s Spice Girls-themed fun at Ayrshire's Fenwick Hotel tonight
The event promises to be a glittering evening of 90s throwbacks, cocktails and dancefloor fun.
Following the roaring success of their sold-out Boozy Brunch and a slew of five-star reviews, the award-winning hotel is once again turning up the volume with a one-night-only celebration of pop royalty and retro vibes.
Kicking off at 6pm on Friday, 4th July, the event invites guests to relive the magic of the decade that brought us crop tops, platform trainers, and five iconic Spice Girls.
A live DJ will be spinning Spice Girls anthems and other classic 90s tracks, offering wall-to-wall tunes designed to get everyone moving. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just craving a throwback, the playlist promises something for everyone.
The drinks menu is also getting a 90s makeover with themed cocktails inspired by the fab five. Expect 'Spice Up Your Life' margaritas, 'Wannabe' spritzers, and a selection of other cheeky concoctions sure to bring a sparkle to your evening.
For those looking to truly embrace the era, a glitter bar will be on hand for a touch of sparkle, with photo ops dotted throughout the venue to capture those iconic poses. Attendees are encouraged to dress the part, with prizes on offer for the best 90s looks – whether you're channelling Scary, Sporty, Baby, Ginger or Posh.
'This is all about bringing people together for a night of fun, friendship and full-on 90s fever,' said a spokesperson for the hotel.
With high energy, themed drinks, and a heavy dose of nostalgia, The Fenwick Hotel's Boozy Boogie: Spice Girls Edition is set to zig-a-zig-ah its way into the hearts of guests for one unforgettable night.
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