GALLERY: BETTER TOGETHER – A PIP AND LENNY EVENT

‘When women come together, extraordinary things happen’. We are Better Together.

This is why Pip and Lenny decided there was no better way to celebrate than to come together and acknowledge the enormity of motherhood and the significance of a strong support network! 

On Friday 7 Feb guest speakers Teresa Palmer and Christiane Duigan (Lovewell), Sophie Walker (Australian Birth Stories) and Lucy Cornes (She Shopped) came together and chatted all things motherhood. 

This are some of the socials we snapped on the evening: 

                              

Meaghan Coles Photography

For more information: eventbrite.com.au/e/better-together-a-pip-and-lenny-event-tickets

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