Organisers say tickets are limited this year, but there are still some seats available – however, bookings must be made by the end of tomorrow. The money raised from the luncheon will be directed back into the local community in support of mental health services.

“On your arrival canapés are brought around to you while you are wandering through the glorious garden,” said former committee member Kimberlee Pascoe.

“Scattered throughout the grounds are an abundance of local small business stalls that will tempt you. The bar is open as soon as the gates are, and we provide champagne, beer and wine throughout the day.”

Ms Pascoe said there would also be an inspiring guest speaker while lunch and dessert are served in the marquee before tea and coffee with sweet treats.