"fabulous event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is exceptionally fun or memorable. For example: "The wedding was a truly fabulous event - everyone had a great time!".
You have found your perfect venue and planned a fabulous event.
We can accommodate 30 people for this fabulous event, so sign up early!
"I honestly don't remember, but it had to be at some party or fabulous event".
It really was a fabulous event, we lived blogged it so all those who missed it can check it out!
This past Saturday, I got to attend the Banned Books Read-Out, a fabulous event held annually in Chicago.
Currently on the list: "Convincing a client that having the police come break up an event was the ultimate sign of a fabulous event," she said.
I had to laugh: I'd spent years looking my best for work and fabulous events.
They run fabulous events and campaigns that broaden Edinburgh's readership and are genuinely inclusive of all branches of the writing community.
"I believe it would be one of the most fabulous events ever to happen in Washington, D.C., from an athletic discipline standpoint," said Fenty, who is partly Italian.
This panel is to take place in the main reading room of the Burke Library on Friday, October 9th from 2-3 30pm 2-3 30pmpand of the roster of fabulous events planned for Unisn Days 2015.
The great hope for the theater is that it returns to the immense energies that were in Greek theater and Shakespeare, theater that includes not just text and interpersonal relationships but also spectacle, music, dance, physical performance, color, noise, fabulous events happening.
