Scented ‘Pink October’ high-tea experience in aid of cancer research


The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur is hosting A Pink Afternoon Tea Soiree at three dining venues, including The Orchid Conservatory. — Handout

A SPECIAL “Pink October” afternoon tea will be held at The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur in support of cancer research.

Called A Pink Afternoon Tea Soiree, it will take place on Oct 3, from 3pm to 6pm, at three dining venues within the hotel.

It invites guests to indulge in sweet and savoury delights amid music by The Solianos while supporting Cancer Research Malaysia.

The high-tea will also offer a curated sensory experience via collaborations with distinguished local brands.

Pax Flora will unveil their “Scents of Malaysia” collection, a homegrown range of fragrances inspired by the rainforest and native flora.

Orchid Culture will add a touch of timeless grace to the venue with stunning displays of phalaenopsis orchids which symbolise resilience and refinement.

Meanwhile, social enterprise Mangosteen will host a personalised linen spray workshop, allowing attendees to craft a custom fragrance while supporting a brand that donates 100% of its profits to empowering women and children.

Whether gathered with close friends or celebrating community spirit, diners will experience a unique blend of hospitality, local craftsmanship and charitable giving.

Prices for A Pink Afternoon Tea Soiree are RM70++ per person at The Tea Lounge, RM90++ per person at The Drawing Room and RM120++ per person at The Orchid Conservatory.

For reservations, WhatsApp 018-623 0126 or e-mail guestservices@majestickl.com

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