Kiefer Village Jewels and the Grove 16 Theatre Invite Twihards to a Night of Twilight

Lutz, FLA (November 17, 2011) Local businesses of the greater Tampa Bay area sponsor a night of activities for the midnight release of the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 on November 17th.

Inspired by the New York Times Best Seller’s collection of books by Stephanie Myers, the next installment of the Twilight Saga movies has finally come. Twilight fans across the globe have waited with bated breath for the beginning of forever, as Bella Swan and Edward Cullen are finally getting married.

Family owned Pasco county jeweler Kiefer Village Jewels is just as excited as the Twihards (Twilight obsessed fans). From November 7-13, KVJ will be raffling off a pair of tickets to the midnight release of Breaking Dawn at the Grove 16 Theatre and Cinebistro in Wesley Chapel. The winner will be announced on Monday November 14th. Both the Lutz and Dade City locations of KVJ will be showcasing a line of Twilight inspired jewelry. For more information on Kiefer Village Jewels, visit http://www.kvjewels.com/.

The night of the midnight release will be rampaged with Twilight madness, starting at 9:30pm on November 17th at the Grove 16 Theatre and Cinebistro in Wesley Chapel. Games, prizes, and trivia will keep waiting movie goers entertained until midnight. In line with the bridal theme, the highlight of the night will be a bouquet toss. Other local sponsors include Laura M. Photography, Fine Art Face and Body Paint, P3’s Molly Brown, Mary Kay Make-Up, Violinist Nicole Benton, Betty Cakes, and Tampa Mobile Massage.

"Since this film is based around a wedding, we felt it was a great way to connect with some of our younger customers that might be getting engaged soon" said Wendy Hevia, owner of Kiefer Village Jewels, "It’s great to be able to participate with other members of the community with something as huge as the Twilight phenomenon".

The Twilight Saga has released three of the five movie productions in the series, and with each movie released sales have continued to increase at the box office. Total sales for the saga have surpassed $150 million dollars since the first movie was released in 2008. With advance ticket sale profits close to other phenomenons such as Harry Potter, The Twilight Saga is known for having a faithful following of fans that are insistent on seeing the movie for the first time at the midnight release. For more information on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1, visit www.breakingdawn-themovie.com/.