It’s that time of year again! Merci New York’s friends at Michael C. Fina and Tacori have partnered to host their second annual diamond scavenger hunt! Yes, you heard us correctly,
a diamond scavenger hunt. And they want
you to enter…
On September 25, 2010 at 12:00 noon, 500 lucky couples will participate in the “Diamond Dash: Dash for a Diamond & a Cure™.” Proceeds generated through the dash will support The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) …
Grand prize winners of the Diamond Dash will receive a beautiful handcrafted Tacori engagement ring setting, matched with a Tacori Diamond, valued at approximately $20,000, and a five-day honeymoon to the luxury adults-only all-inclusive, Aventura Spa Palace , in the heart of the Riviera Maya in the Mexican Caribbean. The dash will culminate with a once-in-a-lifetime live marriage proposal!
So, how does it work? Dashers will make their way to various destinations in New York via a clue sent to their cell phone. Upon reaching each location they will be asked to take a photo of themselves in front of the designated dash signage and text in a code, triggering valuable information needed to help them solve a puzzle. The first five teams to visit all the dash locations and correctly solve the puzzle will be deemed finalists. {Finalists will then compete in one last challenge for the grand prize}.
To share in the fun and excitement, readers can sign up for the event here and learn more by viewing the video below.
Dash participants can also win prizes from partners including Bridal Reflections {wedding gown}, Ron Ben-Israel Cakes {groom’s cake}, Mionetto {Prosecco Brut}, Once Upon a Bride {makeover}, Orchestrations {entertainment}, Matthew Robbins {design consultation}, John Allan {gift basket}, NewlyWish {registry items} and Photomuse {photography session} by purchasing raffle tickets. All proceeds will be donated to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society . Prizes will be on display at an after-party held at Michael C. Fina following the dash’s conclusion.
All images and video courtesy of Michael C. Fina