Diner en Blanc: Boston

This year's Diner en Blanc Boston left curious onlookers asking the same question: Who's getting married?

Of course, the answer was obvious to those taking part: that this was no wedding but a tradition which dates back nearly 3 decades to the very first "diner en France."

What began in Paris in 1988 by Francois Pasquier has launched an international following. This year's Diner en Blanc Boston's top secret location kept with tradition and was not revealed until the very last minute. It was just before the clock struck 6 pm that the grand location was announced. Keeping with the color theme, the beautiful "green"way served as the posh location for this year's invite only all white picnic du jour! From the waving of the white napkins to signal the start of the diner to the dancing in the greenway fountain after dark, the diner was from start to end an iconic event in Boston.

Pictures from this year's Diner en Blanc Boston:

Until next time: Au Revoir Boston!

Diner en Blanc: Boston

Interested in joining this year's top-secret Diner en Blanc Boston?

What began nearly 30 years ago in Paris by Francois Pasquier and a group of close friends has grown to a gathering of thousands which takes place across six continents.

It is not until the last second that the meeting location is revealed. Thousands join together dressed all in white to meet for what can only be termed "the greatest picnic of all time."

This year's Diner en Blanc Boston stands to be yet another epic event. Today is the last day to order picnic baskets from Bon Me Foods, Captain Marden's Seafoods, and Pennypackers Food Truck, as well as wine.

To register and find more information visit: https://boston.dinerenblanc.com/register

For photos and video from previous year's: https://boston.dinerenblanc.com/media

It may be past Labor Day, but it is not too late to wear your very best white.

Bonne soirée,

The Red Balloon