Gaelic and Celtic Club of Stamford hosts royal wedding party

<p>n celebration of the royal occasion, the Gaelic and Celtic Club of Stamford hosted a brunch with all things royal and British.</p>

News 12 Staff

May 19, 2018, 10:33 PM

Updated 2,180 days ago

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Americans across the country celebrated one of our own joining the royal family overseas Saturday.
In celebration of the royal occasion, the Gaelic and Celtic Club of Stamford hosted a brunch with all things royal and British – fancy hats, finger sandwiches, tea and desserts.
Attendees received brunch and three hours of drinks for $40.
MORE: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle wed in Windsor as millions watch
"She's American! She's bi-racial, she's divorced, she's a working woman,” said enthusiastic organizer Laura McGeachy. “And so that's even showing that the monarch has embraced inclusiveness."


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