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Baylee Brown, 7, and Avery Dorr, 8, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Camryn and Tim Buckley, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Lily Garvey, Jolie and Jacie Offenburg, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Legacy Dance Studio performs a number at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Mia and Jimmy Esguerra, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Carolina Dellatorriente, 7, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Isabella Logan, of Port Orange, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Caricature artists at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Avery Dorr, 8, and Lucy Dorr, 5, of Ormond Beach, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Alexandra Spanos, 12, of Ponce Inlet, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Alexandra Spanos, 12, Isabella Mayman, 13, and Briana Spanos, 12, of Ponce Inlet, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Adriana Logan, of Port Orange, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
Evelyn, Matthew and Alison Stichmann, of Port Orange, at the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball in Daytona Beach. Photo by Tanya Kays
It was all unicorns, gowns and glitter at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, on Saturday Feb. 9, for the 17th-annual Sweetheart Ball.
The Junior League of Daytona Beach welcomed dads and daughters for a magical night of dancing, contests, fun and food. The young ladies got to
experience caricatures, a candy bar, selfie stations, a Spanos Art Car, ice cream from Jeremiah's Italian Ice and a unicorn named Sugar. The proceeds from the event went to The Junior League of Daytona Beach. Its programs help improve the lives of women, children and families in the community.
