Lady Elizabeth Shakerley

British party planner and writer

Lady Elizabeth Shakerley - Artists & Creatives born June 7th, 1941
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Born in 1941, a renowned party planner and socialite, gained prominence with a keen sense for extravagant events and gatherings. Clients included various high-profile individuals and organizations. As a writer, contributed insights on social entertaining and lifestyle, reflecting experiences in the upper echelons of society. Long-standing involvement in charitable activities and contributions to societal causes highlighted this individual’s engagement beyond event planning.

Organized high-profile events for celebrities

Authored books on entertaining and lifestyle

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