A Dorset woman who was allergic to peanuts died from anaphylactic shock, an inquest heard.
Olivia Hannah Cash, 24, of Tuckton Road, died on April 28 at the Coach House, Avon, near Christchurch.
The hearing was told Ms Cash became unable to breathe and fell unconscious. She could not be revived despite efforts by her family and paramedics.
Dr Eleanor Jaynes, consultant pathologist, conducted a post-mortem examination and reported the preliminary causes of death as hypoxic brain injury, anaphylactic shock, peanut allergy and asthma.
Area coroner Emma Morris, sitting in Winchester, adjourned the inquest until August 16 next year.
A fundraiser has since been set up by a family member of Liv, who is running a half marathon to raise money and awareness for Anaphylaxis UK.
The fundraiser is currently at £475 and has a £500 target.
The charity supports people at risk of serious allergic reactions and anaphylaxis and provides information and resources to those living with severe allergies
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