Heidi Klum may be the queen of Halloween for the fashion and acting crowd, but in the smooth jazz world, Camella Elliot and her GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist husband, Richard Elliot, slay the holiday with dragons, skeletons, ghouls, goblins and a DW3 dance party!
Camella’s decor, both inside their home and throughout their vineyard and ranch combines scary, creative, amusing, shocking and creepy. But this annual bash at their Escondidio, California, estate in North San Diego County, is hauntingly cool!
Invited guests included smooth jazz industry insiders, musicians, family friends and their five children’s BFFs.
The event, held on the Saturday night before Halloween, included an open bar, margarita station, wine from the Elliot Ranch Reserve wines (bottled by Hungry Hawk Vineyards and Winery), a catered pizza oven, platters of tasty sweet treats, live performances by DW3 (with special guest, the host himself, Richard Elliot), a DJ spinning dance tune between band breaks, and the opportunity to get your makeup professionally applied and designed by makeup artist Angel Garner-Collier.
Check out the photos from the bash, all of which were taken by David Hopley.
Enjoy!
2 thoughts on “Camella and Richard Elliot’s 2019 Halloween Bash”
John Flores
Great pictures, used to work with Craig Collier at Qualcomm. Could you pass a hello to him. Have him give me a call @ 619 2629545. Keep up the great work on the magazine.
Eerie and grand are the kind of Halloween bash Camella and Richard Elliot threw last Saturday night. Almost every inch of their North San Diego County homestead was ornamented in bold, scary and sometimes shocking skill: From the entrance of their home decorated with skulls, angry pumpkins, a big black widow and musical instrument-playing carcasses; Those fortunate enough to get an invitation to this concert/costume party were honored to music by DW3 and The West Coast Horns, an open bar and food truck cooking by Habit Burger and The Red Oven Pizza.
Great pictures, used to work with Craig Collier at Qualcomm. Could you pass a hello to him. Have him give me a call @ 619 2629545. Keep up the great work on the magazine.
Eerie and grand are the kind of Halloween bash Camella and Richard Elliot threw last Saturday night. Almost every inch of their North San Diego County homestead was ornamented in bold, scary and sometimes shocking skill: From the entrance of their home decorated with skulls, angry pumpkins, a big black widow and musical instrument-playing carcasses; Those fortunate enough to get an invitation to this concert/costume party were honored to music by DW3 and The West Coast Horns, an open bar and food truck cooking by Habit Burger and The Red Oven Pizza.