SouthFloridaSociety.com chronicles the galas, parties and events that play an integral role in the social lives of the “upwardly social” people of Jupiter, Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. From charity balls to film festivals to museum openings and polo matches, SouthFloridaSociety.com is there with photos and commentary on the events that are worth reporting.

SouthFloridaSociety.com is brought to you by Elizabeth Kelley Grace and Cary Roman, both of whom you may recognize from their frequent appearances in the society pages of local magazines and newspapers. Active in the community and social circuit, the two have known each other for several years and have collaborated on a number of highly successful local events.

SouthFloridaSociety.com was born in September 2006 at Starbucks on Military Trail in Boca Raton, combining the skills of the two. Once their plan was in place, the two moved quickly and were overwhelmed with the support of community leaders, charity organizers, publicists, photographers, and most importantly, friends and family.

Elizabeth Kelley Grace

Elizabeth lives and works in Boca Raton and has two wonderful children, Catherine age 11 and Charlie age 9. She founded Kelley-Grace Communications, Inc., a Boca Raton based public relations agency, 11 years ago. Launching her career in Washington, her clients are based in Washington, New York and elsewhere in the U.S. She has long counted “socializing” as among her favorite hobbies or pastimes. In a volunteer capacity, she serves as chairperson of BAM, the young friends’ auxiliary of the Boca Raton Museum of Art.

Cary Roman

Cary, nearly a Florida native, is the founder and president of LivingFLA.com, which has for years provided Floridians with a calendar of social happenings and networking events. Living and working in Delray Beach, Cary sits on the board of Taishi, the young professionals group of the Morikami Japanese Museum and Gardens and is deeply involved with a number of local professional organizations, networking groups and Chambers of Commerce.