Darling Downs Adventist College 2024 formal arrivals at Gip’s Restaurant | photos
From a child-sized BMX and a 1970s ride-on mower to classic cars, this graduating class brought variety to their formal arrivals. See the 2024 class from Darling Downs Adventist College here.
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From a kids BMX and a 1970s ride-on mower to classic cars the students of Darling Downs Adventist College used a variety of transport to announce their arrival on the red carpet of their formal.
Introduced in front of family and friends, with a background of their chosen soundtrack in the picturesque grounds of Gip’s Restaurant, each entry to the Wednesday evening formal was unique.
The college’s event is one in a series of term three formals for the region.
See all the fun and colour in the photos below.
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