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Emma Moffett, of Manor Hill House in Bromsgrove, is giving hope for ICU nurse's wedding day and many other couples who have had to face the prospect of cancelling or postponing one of the biggest days in their lives.
One of those brides-to-be, Intensive Care Unit Nurse at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Keren Long, is continuing to put plans in place for her wedding day, in spite of the daily heartache she faces on the front line. Although little can be done to comfort the bride and grooms of weddings that were due to be carried out in the next couple of months, with rescheduling dates inevitable, wedding venue Manor Hill House in Upton Warren, Worcestershire, are embracing the virtual world, helping brides to be such as Keren, in a very upsetting time.As we stay at home during lockdown, Manor Hill House are supporting couples across the region with their wedding plans through virtual tours and Zoom planning meetings. By making the best use of the time to continue to plan their dream wedding, gives a much-needed lift to both the happy couple and all the suppliers whose livelihoods depend on the industry.
Emma Moffett, Owner of Manor Hill House explains, "When you're planning your big dream wedding, no one foresees a worldwide pandemic, such as COVID-19, to get in the way of the happiest day of your life. Obviously, it's had a huge impact on our business but my heart really goes out to all the disappointed brides and bridegrooms, who have generally been planning to share their special moment with their friends and family for many months or years."
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"We're honoured to have bride-to-be, Keren Long getting married here at Manor Hill House next year and want to make it even more special for her, to thank her for all the amazing work she is doing to help save the lives of coronavirus patients at Alexandra Hospital & Worcestershire Royal Hospital."
"There's absolutely no reason that wedding planning shouldn't be in full swing and we want to share that excitement with our couples through whatever way we can. Virtual tours, Zoom meetings and active social media, all help us to keep focused on what will be a joyous time."
Bride-to-be, Keren Long, ICU Nurse at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, expresses what a huge emotional support it has been having a venue still proactive in wedding planning, "As an Intensive Care Nurse on the front line, I am well aware of the struggle we are facing right now! I can't wait for my wedding at Manor Hill House next year. I'll need even more of a party after this is all over."
Supporting the local community has always been the highest priority for the team at Manor Hill House, and during the coronavirus crisis this is no different. As well as supporting wedding couples, Emma Moffett and staff are volunteering by helping with supplies for vulnerable neighbours. Plus, Briony Read, Wedding and Events Assistant, who is also training to be a paramedic, has volunteered to be a Vehicle Preparation Operative with the West Midlands Ambulance service, whilst her training has been paused.
For more information about how COVID-19 has impacted on the wedding industry and the support still available to plan beyond the crisis, please call 01527 861 200, email weddings@manorhillhouse.co.uk or alternatively visit https://www.manorhillhouse.co.uk
