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| View the latest issue of Your West Midlands Wedding for FREE! |
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During these trying uncertain times, we thought to let you read the latest issue of your favourite wedding magazine for FREE.
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And as an extra gift, you can also read any of our previous issues by following this link
If you are planning your future wedding, you will find our magazines absolutely invaluable in providing you with both inspiration and sourcing reputable local services.
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December/January 2020/2021 |
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The December/January issue has always been my favourite, and I look forward to writing it every year. It’s packed full of inspiration, adorable products, wintry weddings and the latest fashion trends. To celebrate the end of 2020, we’ve gone all out with a transport feature that will help you find the perfect vehicle, a guide to looking your big-day best and wintry make-up tips. If you’re dreaming of tying the knot in a winter wonderland, then we’ve got you covered on page 23 or if you’re looking for something in Herefordshire, Worcester or Shropshire head over to page 17.
Don’t forget if you’re planning your big day or have recently got married to submit your wedding. You can get in touch with me at Melissab@kdmediapublishing.com or enter online – www.yourwestmidlands.wedding/get-involved-real-wedding
I hope you enjoy the issue!
Melissa x |
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| Image provided by Natasha Ince |
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| Rustic chic |
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Sarah and Lee fell in love at first sight and celebrated their special connection at the beautiful Blakelands Country House.
Read all the details of their big day on page 41 of the current issue, available now: www.yourwestmidlands.wedding/free-download |
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| Spotlight on Herefordshire, Worcestershire & Shropshire |
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Stanbrook Abbey Hotel
Stanbrook Abbey Hotel is a former Grade II listed monastery which dates back to the early 16th-century. The property still retains many of its original features, including dramatic stone cloisters, Gothic-stained glass windows and a 100ft bell tower. Standing at the foot of the Malvern Hills, the venue is situated within a 26 acres estate, with plenty of places to explore, including a path lined with weeping willows, a tranquil and secluded lake and well kept walled gardens.
The hotel recently underwent a multi-million-pound renovation which introduced The Refectory restaurant and eight new bedrooms on the second floor and a further seven in the original schoolhouse bringing the grand total to 70 bedrooms.
The former chapel, Callow Great Hall, is the ideal setting for traditional weddings with a captivating history and charming décor that would make a grand backdrop for any celebration.
Small nuptials are best suited to the cosy East Room, which has an open fireplace, oak-beamed ceiling and room for 30 loved ones.
St Anne’s Hall can also be used. Couples will have use of the space, Library Bar and balcony where up to 70 guests will able to relax and enjoy the views.
Alternatively, the Brides Manor Lounge is available. Connected to the church via a cloister and close to the tranquil garden of remembrance, the lounge of this Georgian style manor house has private access and is perfect for cosy ceremonies.
A stone’s throw from the picturesque Willow Lake is the Garden Pavilion, it offers impressive views and can seat up to 300 friends and family.
Visit: www.handpickedhotels.co.uk/stanbrookabbey
Check out more local venues on page 17 of the current issue, available now: www.yourwestmidlands.wedding/free-download |
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| Lush has launched Confetti perfume! |
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An exclusive fragrance for spring which was first seen as part of the Lush's Florence collection, this infatuating floral fragrance was invented by Lush perfumer, Emma Dick and will be the fragrance she wears at her wedding this year.Emma began her Lush journey 21 years ago and is one of a close-knit family of perfumers for Lush. Emma's initial workings for this perfume were based on rose, violet, coffee and pear as a combination. When Lush co-founder Rowena smelt the perfume, she thought it smelt of sugared almonds (a pastel-coloured candy almond usually found as a gift on the table at British Weddings). In Italy they have the same tradition for celebratory events and the sugar almonds are known as Confetti - which was a perfect fit. This romantic scent is also featured in Lush's Renaissance Spa treatment and Renaissance Discovery Kit.
Read more...... |
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| Decarde is a new jeweller in Birmingham |
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Decarde is a new Birmingham-based luxury and socially responsible British jewellery house. Decarde prides itself on its strong ethos of sustainability and responsibility, the jewellery house only uses lab grown diamonds in all designs. The debut collection gets its name from Vyse Street, the charming main street that runs through the Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham, where the house was first created. The owner tells us: "My goal was simple: to design jewellery that made women feel great - to make them feel beautiful without distracting from their own beauty - and to uphold a high standard of sustainability in doing so.
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| Ocean to outback in South Australia |
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If you're looking to book an epic honeymoon for 2021/22, then look no further than an Australian road trip for some serious wow factor.
Read more...... |
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