Oscars 2013: Anne Hathaway watches in glee as her Oscar is engraved at Governor's Ball

PUBLISHED: 03:22 EST, 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:43 EST, 25 February 2013

Anne Hathaway is riding high after winning her first ever Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.

And following the end of the long Academy Awards ceremony, the star couldn't wait to get her name engraved on her golden statuette.

The brunette, 30, rushed straight to the engraving bar at the Governor's Ball to have her name etched on the gold plating for all eternity.

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I can't believe this is really happening! Anne Hathaway smiles with glee as her name is engraved on her Best Supporting Actress statuette at the Governor's Ball

Trying not to scream: Anne looks like she is trying to take in what has happened

Is it spelled correctly? The engraver shows Anne her name plate before mounting it on the Oscar

Wearing her dusky pink Prada dress, Anne smiled with glee as she waited patiently for an engraver to work his magic.

A few hours earlier, a delighted Anne referred to her Les Miserables song I Dreamed A Dream as she gushed after winning her award: 'It really did come true!'

Also at the engraving bar were Best Original Song winner Adele and George Clooney, who won Best Picture for Argo, which he produced.

Cheers to me! Anne Hathaway shows off her engraved Best Supporting Actress Oscar

Thank you: Anne hugs her Les Miserables director Tom Hooper

Joining Adele at the party was fellow Bond soundtrack diva Dame Shirley Bassey, who had performed Goldfinger.

Adele, Dame Shirley and Barbra Streisand were seen chatting over their food during the lavish meal.

Although both sang their 007 tracks separately during the show, Adele was keen to share her glory with fellow Brit Dame Shirley.

Chuffed: Adele was thrilled after winning Best Original Song for Skyfall

Ta da! The mother-of-one shows off her Best Original Song Oscar after her name is engraved on the plate

Friends in high places: Adele chats to John Travolta, Kelly Preston and their daughter Ella Bleu

Dame Shirley skipped over to huddle with Barbara before hugging Adele and posing with the Oscar the 24-year-old had won for best song.

The 76-year-old told the Mail's Baz Bamigboye: 'We Bond girls stick together. I'm thrilled for her, thrilled she won. She's such a star with such a gorgeous voice.'

Following their meal, Dame Shirley, Barbra and Adele headed off to the Vanity Fair party together.

Family pride: Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence brought her parents Karen and Gary

Sharing the glory: Jennifer's brothers Ben (left) and Gary (right) were also there to celebrate

Sharing the glory: Jennifer's brothers Ben (left) and Blaine (right) were also there to celebrate

After the lengthy three and a half hour Oscar ceremony, the A-listers were ready to party at the Governor's Ball - the Academy Of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences' (AMPAS) official after-party of the Oscars.

Among the A-listers was Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence, who made the event a real family affair with her parents Gary and Karen and brothers Ben and Blaine.

Her Oscar win had obviously made Jennifer quickly forget about her embarrassing trip as she made her way up the stairs to accept her Academy Award a few hours earlier.

Congratulations! Director Steven Spielberg is clearly thrilled for Best Actor winner Daniel Day-Lewis

In your own time: George Clooney looks relaxed as he waits to his Best Picture Oscar to be engraved

Her Silver Linings Playbook co-star Bradley Cooper, who missed on Best Actor to Daniel Day-Lewis, arrived with his mother Gloria.

British star Daniel was spotted inside the ball being congratulated by his Lincoln director Steven Spielberg.

The life of Riley! Ang Lee and composer Mychael Danna with their Oscars for Best Director and Best Original Score for their Life of Pi

Catching up: Film producer Harvey Weinstein and his fashion designer wife Georgina Chapman talk to Kerry Washington

Child star Quvenzhane Wallis may have missed out on Best Actress to Jennifer Lawrence, but she was clearly thrilled to be playing dress up and getting the opportunity to party with the adults.

The cute nine-year-old, who was wearing a blue Armani dress, was spotted dancing during the ball.

As well as the nominees, there were plenty of their A-list contemporaries in attendance.

Cheers! Amy Adams, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Charlize Theron quaff Moet & Chandon champagne

Sharing the glory: George and Grant Heslov won Oscars for Best Picture Argo, which they produced

Best Supporting Actress nominee Amy Adams, who looked stunning in a grey Oscar De La Renta, was spotted chatting to Charlize Theron and Joseph Gordon Levitt.

Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman, who is pregnant with her second child, and husband Harvey Weinstein were spotted chatting to Django Unchained star Kerry Washington.

As usual, the feast was prepared by acclaimed chef Wolfgang Puck and his team of chefs.

Shake a tail feather: Best Actress nominee Quvenzhane Wallis enjoys her late night

Mummy's boy: Best Actor nominee Bradley Cooper brought his mother Gloria to the Governor's Ball

Catch up: Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones talk to two partygoers

Ahead of the event, Wolfgang showed off some of the food on the red carpet.

On the menu included caviar, lobster, truffles, shrimp and edible gold dust.

He also had 5,000 edible Oscars made for the A-listers to nibble on.

Red alert! Best Picture winner, producer Grant Heslov didn't appear to notice his wife Lisa was nearly falling out of her dress

Triumphant: Donald R. Elliott and Bill Westenhofer (right) with their Oscars for Best Visual Effects for Life of Pi

Honoured: Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award winner Jeffrey Katzenberg and his wife Marilyn (left) and Tommy Lee Jones and his wife Dawn

As well as the food, the stars were expected to quaff 1,000 bottles of Moet & Chandon champagne.

The 1,500 guests would be attended to by 950 staff members, including 350 culinary staff.

This year, the entertainment was provided by Michael Feinstein, who is known for singing classics from the Great American Songbook.

Yummy! Wolfgang Puck and his staff show off some of their creations for the Governor's Ball

Save some leftovers for me! Best Original Screenplay winner Quentin chats to Wolfgang

What the stars ate at the Governor's Ball

6,500 wood-fired Oscar-shaped flatbread

3,500 Miso cones 

250 pounds of Atlantic Bigeye

1,300 farmed oysters

5 kilos of American farm-raised Caviar 

1,450 pounds Maine Lobster 

7,500 U.S. shrimp 

6,000 pieces taro root mini taco shells 

6,500 cherry tomatoes 

10 pounds of black winter truffles 

1,500 baby beets 

200 rose petals 

10 bushels of heirloom apples 

10 flats of Pudwill Farms market berries

800 pounds of L'Etoile du Nord bittersweet chocolate 

25 pounds of edible gold dust 

5,000 mini chocolate Oscar

ACADEMY AWARDS 2013 WINNERS

Best Picture: Argo

Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln

Actress: Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook

Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz, Django Unchained

Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

Directing: Ang Lee, Life of Pi

Foreign Language Film: Amour, Austria

Adapted Screenplay: Chris Terrio, Argo

Original Screenplay: Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained

Animated Feature Film: Brave

Production Design: Lincoln Django Unchained

Argo

Cinematography: Life of Pi

Sound Mixing: Les Miserables

Sound Editing: Life of Pi, Skyfall (tie)

Original Score: Life of Pi, Mychael Danna

Original Song: Skyfall from Skyfall, Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth

Costume: Anna Karenina

Silver Linings Playbook

Documentary Feature: Searching for Sugar Man

Documentary (short subject): Inocente

Film Editing: Argo

Makeup and Hairstyling: Les Miserables

Animated Short Film: Paperman

Live Action Short Film: Curfew

Visual Effects: Life of Pi

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