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My Lincolnshire
Spring 2012
Wedding
Lincolnshire’s most comprehensive wedding guide
A Lincolnshire Life Magazine publication
www.lincolnshirelife.co.uk
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| INTRODUCTION |
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Will you marry me?
W
elcome to My Lincolnshire
Wedding, your guide to
planning your special day in
Lincolnshire. In this guide you will find tips
and ideas on planning your wedding, from
stunning gowns to venues, photography,
transport and everything else that will
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make your perfect day.
When it comes to organising your
wedding there are many choices and
decisions for you to make, from selecting
who to invite to picking a venue that is
right for you, as well as the big decision
of choosing the dress. My Lincolnshire
Wedding will help you to decide how to
celebrate your nuptials.
The coming months will be filled with
making decisions and plans to create a
memorable day and this guide will help
make those decisions with the help of
trusted wedding specialists in the county.
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| CONTENTS |
My Lincolnshire
Spring 2012
WEDDING
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Venues
All about the girls
Bridal Fashion
Mother of the Bride
Bridal Beauty
Jewellery
Flowers
Your Questions
Wedding Cakes
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Wedding News
All about the boys
Men’s Fashion
Grooms
Father of the Bride
Transport
Photography
Stationery
Real Weddings
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| VENUES |
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Location,Location,
There is no denying that the chosen venue
can be the most defining factor in making
your big day a truly memorable experience.
It is vital to choose a venue that suits your
chosen theme, to enhance all of the hard
work that has been put into choosing the
smaller details. The venue will also provide
the backdrop for those all-important
photographs, so make sure you have a view
that you can look back on and be proud of.
GainsborouGh old hall
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Location…
The Lincoln Hotel, Eastgate,
Lincoln LN2 1PN
Weddings at the Lincoln Hotel
are an exclusive affair. Its location
in the historic Bailgate area of
the city, with the magnificent
Cathedral as a backdrop, makes
for a perfect setting. There is a
choice of reception rooms to host
your perfect wedding day, from
the intimate Spires Room to the
Long Room with its magnificent
views of Lincoln Cathedral.
to manor house weddings
Gainsborough Old Hall is now
licensed for weddings and civil
partnerships. The Grade one
listed building is the perfect venue
for intimate occasions, or larger
receptions. The Great Hall features
a huge, ornate, wooden ceiling
and original medieval features are
complemented by the striking
stone bay window. The Upper
Chamber and West Range rooms
provide a more intimate backdrop.
The Grange and Links Hotel,
Sutton on Sea LN12 2RA
Your marriage will probably be
the most important day of your
life to date. At the Grange and
Links your big day will be as
important to us as it is to you.
This privately run hotel, just a
two-minute walk away from
the Lincolnshire beach, is part
of a complex which includes
Sandilands Golf Club - an
eighteen-hole links course.
Laceby Manor Golf Club, Laceby
DN37 7LD
Laceby Manor Golf Club provides
an exquisite backdrop for
any occasion, with beautiful
landscaped gardens and an
ideal, picturesque setting for any
photography. The clubhouse can
provide facilities for a wedding
reception in a variety of layouts.
We can also cater for larger
weddings in our marquee located
within the grounds.
Gainsborough Old Hall,
Gainsborough DN21 2NB
From medieval monarchs
Half Moon Inn, Alford LN13 9DG
Our wedding package caters
for all requirements and we are
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Lincolnshires´ Premier
Wedding Venue
From the moment you enter the long sweeping driveway leading up to the hotel, you realise that Branston Hall, nestled within the picturesque
parklands, is the perfect venue for your special day.
Coupled with the expert service you will receive from our dedicated wedding co-ordinator, you’re able to plan your special day with ease while
we guide you along the way to organise your perfect day. From flowers and photographers to cakes and dresses, we are able to help you find
what’s right for you.
New for 2013 is our ‘All inclusive Wedding Package’ which allows you to plan your budget with ease and confidence. For something extra special,
why not get married outside in our new Gazebo which is lined by Cherry Blossom and over looking our stunning gardens & fresh water lake.
Whatever you do, don’t decide on your venue before you come and visit us at Branston Hall Hotel - Lincolnshires’ Premier wedding venue.
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The Poachers Country Hotel
Swineshead Road, Kirton Holme,
Boston, PE20 1SQ
The Poachers
Country Hotel
Tel: 01205 290310
www.poachershotel.co.uk
A Grand Wedding For A GRAND!
£1000 will host a wedding for 45 adults* at the award-winning
Olde Barn Hotel, Health Club & Spa.
Tel: 01400 250909 Web: www.theoldebarnhotel.co.uk
Toll Bar Rd, Marston, Grantham, Lincs, NG32 2HT
* Additional guests can be added at a supplement
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White hart hotel
available to discuss every detail of
your wedding and offer any advice
that is necessary to make your
wedding a very special day. The
hotel is licensed for your ceremony
and can seat up to sixty guests.
The garden can accommodate a
40 ft X 70 ft marquee.
Choosing the Poachers Country
Hotel for your venue will mean
you have ‘exclusive’ use of the
beautiful facilities, including our
new Garden House Marquee and
private garden.
Branston hall hotel
styling, the White Hart Hotel is a
unique venue.
Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham
NG31 6PZ
The Guildhall in Grantham is a
unique Victorian, Grade II listed
building, situated on St Peter’s Hill
Green in the town centre. Formerly
the town’s sessions hall and civic
centre, the Guildhall boasts an
impressive main entrance with a
sweeping staircase, leading up to
the grand ballroom—the perfect
setting in which to receive your
guests.
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The Poachers Country Hotel,
Boston PE20 1SQ
The Poachers provides a warm,
relaxing and friendly atmosphere,
with the ‘quirkiness’ of the period
bar area which dates back to the
1800s with a contemporary feel
retaining its character. Our spacious
function suite has state-of-the art,
fibre optic starlight ceilings to give
your wedding a sumptuous feel.
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White Hart Hotel, Lincoln LN1 3AR
This historic hotel offers a fabulous
setting for your wedding. They
have years of experience and
the extensive range of rooms
means that they can offer a
bespoke environment for a truly
memorable day. They can cater
for intimate, family affairs and
can also host larger functions
with live music, banquet dinners
and buffets. With its historical
ambience and contemporary
Lincolnshire Events Centre,
Lincoln LN2 2NA
Set within 200 acres of stunning
showground, the Lincolnshire
Events Centre is just a stone’s
throw from the historic and
beautiful city of Lincoln, but the
rural backdrop incorporates
woodland, parkland and a lake
which provides some incredible
options for your wedding
photographs. The EPIC Centre at
the heart of the Lincolnshire Events
Centre is a fantastic wedding
venue and is now fully licensed to
host civil ceremonies so you can
hold your entire day here.
Elms Farm Cottages, Boston
PE20 3QP
Create your perfect wedding
weekend with exclusive use of
Elms Farm Cottages and The
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Kirton in Lindsey Town Hall,
Kirton in Lindsey DN21 4LZ
Kirton in Lindsey Town Hall has
been lovingly and beautifully
refurbished, offering couples a
perfect setting for their special
day. Couples can opt to have
the ceremony and wedding
breakfast at the Town Hall, or
hire the hall for an evening
reception. The hall can cater for
small, intimate gatherings or
larger wedding receptions of up
to 150 guests.
Granary. The Granary is an early
eighteenth-century, Grade II listed
barn with a vaulted roof, exposed
brickwork and original old beams,
set in the same pretty courtyard
as our eight multi-award-winning
holiday cottages, offering you the
perfect setting to gather family
and friends to celebrate your
special occasion.
Norton Lodge, Norton Disney
LN6 9JR
Set in fourteen acres of scenic
countryside in the village of
Norton Disney, this modern hotel
and conference centre provides
a tranquil setting, ideal for your
wedding. There are many options
open to you at Norton Lodge. You
have a wide choice of menus, from
a traditional sit-down wedding
breakfast, or a very popular
carving buffet, to a simpler but
appetising finger buffet.
Branston Hall Hotel, Branston
LN4 1PD
Branston Hall Hotel is a country
house situated three miles from
the historic city of Lincoln. The
hotel is set in eighty-eight acres of
beautiful wooded parkland and
boasts a private lake and gardens,
which provide a picturesque
location for your special day.
Wedding couples have a choice
of rooms available for weddings.
Marquee weddings can also be
arranged for larger weddings.
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Ruston Sports & Social Club,
Lincoln LN6 8RN
The Ruston Sports & Social
Club is situated on the outskirts
of Lincoln. The complex is set
in grounds of approximately
thirteen acres. The Lincoln Room
is a large air-conditioned room
with its own dance floor, stage
and bar. It is one of the few
venues in the Lincoln area where
the ‘Top Table’ can be seen
by all guests on the wedding
breakfast.
The Olde Barn Hotel, Marston
NG32 2HT
Set in idyllic rural countryside,
the hotel is situated near the
unspoilt village of Marston.
The Olde Barn Hotel is a stylish
hideaway and is ideal for hosting
weddings, civil ceremonies and
civil partnership ceremonies,
with a variety of rooms suitable
for both civil ceremonies and
receptions. The Olde Barn is well
equipped to cater for parties of
all sizes. The Courtyard gardens
offer further possibilities,
providing an attractive setting
for a drinks reception and
wedding photographs.
Washingborough Hall Hotel,
Washingborough LN4 1BE
This quintessential Georgian
Country House dates back to
the early 1700s. Overlooking the
garden, the spacious rooms with
their high ceilings, full-length
windows and original features
give a feeling of grandeur
to every wedding. From the
springtime flowers to the rich
variety of summer blooms, the
mature garden is a beautiful
backdrop for the photographs of
the special day.
Charlotte House, Lincoln LN1 3BJ
Charlotte House Hotel is
the perfect venue for both
your wedding ceremony and
reception. Located in Lincoln’s
historic Cathedral Quarter,
directly opposite Lincoln Castle,
the hotel enjoys an enviable
location and is surrounded
by eight acres of landscaped
gardens. Licensed rooms for
civil ceremonies include the
Orangery and The Library. For
wedding receptions the hotel
has many rooms including
The Library, The Terrace, The
Marquee and The Orangery.
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George Mudford & Sons has teamed up with
Grayingham Walled Garden to bring you Lincolnshire’s
newest venue in a delightfully individual, romantic
setting, ideal for weddings or other special occasions.
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Boston, PE20 1SQ
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Eco-friendly
Barbecue terrace option
Camping available
To find out more:
01522 522900
[email protected]
Visit www.lincs-events.co.uk
The Lincolnshire Events
Centre’s EPIC Centre is
licensed to hold wedding
ceremonies and can host
receptions for anywhere
between 70 and 1,000 guests.
Grange de Lings, Lincoln, LN2 2NA
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A perfect wedding venue | Bailgate, Lincoln
Sitting proudly in the medieval splendour of
Lincoln Cathedral, the White Hart Hotel is the
perfect wedding venue. Your bespoke wedding
will be perfectly tailored to your every wish by
our dedicated team of professionals.
With inclusive packages to suit your ideas, your
dream wedding day at the White Hart Hotel
could be closer than you think!
For further details contact our Wedding Manager
on T 01522 563 298 | E [email protected]
Bailgate | Lincoln | Lincolnshire LN1 3AR | www.whitehart-lincoln.co.uk
Norton Lodge
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Tel: 01507 463477
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your wedding
A chance to celebrate in our beautifully
refurbished halls throughout the year.
Tel: 01205 290840
Mobile: 07887 652021
www.elmsfarmcottages.co.uk
Hubberts Bridge, Boston
Lincolnshire PE20 3QP
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Licensed for civil weddings with excellent
function facilities and extensive landscaped
gardens to enhance your wedding pictures.
To discuss your requirements please call
01522 789111, [email protected]
www.nortonlodge.co.uk
Enjoy a relaxed,
country wedding...
The Granary is an 18th century
Grade II Listed Barn with a vaulted
roof, exposed brickwork and
original old beams, set in the same
pretty courtyard garden as our
eight multi-award winning holiday
cottages. Fully Licensed Premises Licensed for Civil Ceremonies.
Half Moon Inn, Alford
For that perfect wedding...
Come and join us in our historic Town Hall, where we
can cater for small intimate family parties or larger
wedding breakfasts for up to 150.
KIRTON IN LINDSEY TOWN HALL
Market Square, Kirton in Lindsey, North Lincolnshire DN21 4LZ
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The Grange and Links Hotel
There’s more to
Laceby Manor
than just golf.
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For that very special occasion
Licensed for civil weddings 7 days a week
Superb cuisine, beautiful surroundings, experts
in all aspects of weddings, parties and functions.
Laceby Manor Golf Club, with its beautifully manicured
fairways, natural woodland and sparkling streams is the
perfect venue for your wedding or other special occasion.
We cater for up to 350 in our ballroom or smaller
parties in our Garden Restaurant or Woodhall Suite
Saturdays
available
for 2012
weddings!
23 bedrooms all en suite
Bridal suit with four poster and a complimentary
bottle of champagne
We offer comprehensive package deals to include the
Bridal Suite, chair covers with sashes and more
Please contact our dedicated events team for more
information or to arrange a meeting to discuss your
ideas for your special day.
Tel: 01472
Please phone for more details and
ask for Ann Askew on
Tel: 01507 441334 Fax: 01507 443033
[email protected]
www.grangeandlinkshotel.co.uk
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Laceby Manor Golf Club, Laceby, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire DN37 7LD
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| BRIDAL FASHION |
MIA MIA
A dress of your dreams...
Having decided on the venue, the most important decision
you will have to make for your wedding will be choosing the
perfect dress. There is plenty of choice available, (and My
Lincolnshire Wedding is here to help you choose your perfect
gown) to find a style and shape to make you feel a million
dollars on your big day.
W
hether you have
been planning your
big day since you
were a little girl or have only
just started, it is worth trying
on as many styles as possible.
There are many different
choices available, so picking
‘the one’ that makes you feel
like a princess can take time.
Popular styles for brides in
2012 include dresses adorned
with lace. Lace sleeves, which
have been popular since the
Royal Wedding, and detail
over the dress can give an
illusion neckline which creates
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a soft, elegant and romantic
finish. This season’s brides will
truly float, as softly billowing
chiffon gently graces the aisle.
To indulge in the romance,
designers are generous in
their detailing, using hand
stitched crystals on large
floral appliqués and stunning
lace. Look for a dress with an
interesting back, since this is
the part that people will see the
most during the service. The
simple and refined strapless
column dresses that have
been popular over the past
few years are blooming with
adornment, appliqué, beading
and trims on everything from
necklines, to accentuated
waists and hemlines. Many
brides have been turning away
from the classic white dress to
colours, including pastel pinks
and subtle silvers which can
complement specific wedding
themes. Those who prefer
simple shapes need not worry
as there will still be plenty of
clean and graceful lines, but
there are more opportunities
to express your personality
through detailing or adding
accessories to your outfit.
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Top Tips
1. Plan ahead. It is
important to have an
idea of what you would
really like for your
wedding dress, whether
it is sleeves to cover up
your arms or a full skirt.
2. Give yourself plenty of
time to find the right
dress. Many shops will
have to order it in, which
can take a few months.
3.If you are having a
whirlwind wedding,
some shops will offer
certain styles off the
peg and at a discounted
rate. However, they are
usually from a previous
season so bear this
in mind.
4.Have plenty of fittings
before the big day. Make
sure you feel comfortable
in your dress, as you will
be in it all day.
5. When the big day
arrives put your dress
on last, but give yourself
time before you leave
to appreciate at how
stunning you look on
your wedding day.
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Jalousie
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Jalousie Ltd, Abbeygate, Grimsby, N.E. Lincolnshire DN31 1JY
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Open 6 days a week 10.00am-5.00pm
Specialists in Lingerie
Mother of the Bride
Bespoke hats &
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Jewellery & Tiaras
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108 Bridge Road, Sutton Bridge,
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Sizes 10 - 26
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Closed Wednesdays and Sundays | Opening times 9am - 5pm.
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CONDICI
Silver screen style
F
or the Mother of the Bride
this season the catwalk
offers sophistication in
classic silver screen looks. The
love of all things retro and vintage
continues with very elegant and
formal colours. Navy, violets,
creams and deep plums all
feature but are accentuated with
a modern twist. These colours are
certainly for the brave, but they
will be striking if worn well. Bring
back old school elegance with
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1950s cropped jackets and pearls
to add the finishing touches to a
look of mature elegance. A chic
black shift offers stylish simplicity
and the perfect dress to add your
choice of bold accessories and
jewellery to. Dress silhouettes are
clean and simple, with intricate
details and textures. Suit cuts
are not overly conservative and
high waists with contrasting belt
colours will enhance femininity,
with an edge of quirkiness.
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Bride beautiful...
It is important to take the time to keep to a beauty regime
in the months leading up to wedding, which will help
you achieve a flawless look. Taking time to relax and rid
yourself of the stress of planning a wedding will help create
a glowing bride.
W
hen you first
start planning
the wedding it is
important to step-up cleansing,
toning, moisturising and
exfoliating daily, which will get
rid of dead skin, leaving a smooth
complexion. Drinking plenty of
water every day will hydrate your
skin and flush out any toxins.
In the weeks before the
wedding it is time to start having
some indulgent time to ensure
your skin is in its best condition.
As well as having regular facials
you also need to remember the
rest of your body, including your
hands and feet. If your nails are
prone to breaking, start wearing
nail hardener and using cuticle
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oil to moisturise your nails. Use
hand lotion throughout the
day to moisturise. If you are
getting married in the summer
and wearing strappy sandals or
jetting off on honeymoon after
the wedding don’t forget to look
after your feet. After spending
plenty of time on your toes
trying to organise the wedding
they need to be looking in
tip top condition. Using a rich
moisturising lotion and filing
every couple of days will help to
reduce hard skin.
BeAUty regIme coUntDoWn
One year before the wedding
Step-up cleansing, toning and
moisturising daily and exfoliating
once a week. Have a consultation
with your hairdresser. If you want
to try something new for the
wedding, have a trial now; if it’s
not what you expected, you have
plenty of time to try other ideas.
Six months before the wedding
Brush your body regularly with
a bristle body brush. Using long
strokes, work upwards, making
your skin soft and supple.
Three months before
the wedding
Start giving yourself regular
facials to draw out impurities.
Don’t forget about your hands
and feet though. regular filing
will help with dead skin on your
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feet and moisturising your hands
will help, especially if you are
planning to use fake tan to give a
soft glow.
Four weeks before the wedding
Have a consultation with your
beautician. Get your eyebrows
shaped and have a run through
of your wedding make-up. If
you are using a spray tan for
the big day, try this out now
so you don’t look orange on
the big day. Meet with your
hairdresser and try different
styles. Take photos so you
can have a look at them all
individually. Don’t forget if
you are having bridesmaids to
take them with you so you can
decide on how you would like
their hair to look.
One week before the wedding
Treat yourself to a day out at
the spa. Get your legs and bikini
line waxed, leaving plenty of
time to get rid of any redness.
Have a manicure and pedicure
to ensure your nails will look
perfect on the big day.
On the day
Take some time to pamper
yourself. Have a long soak in the
bath. To calm and sooth, use
some lavender candles. Don’t
forget this is your day and you
need to be feeling your very best.
Make sure to wear loose clothing
when having your hair and makeup done so as not to smudge.
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| JEWELLERY |
Something old...
C
hic headwear –
from headbands
trimmed with extra
large flowers in contrasting
tones, to sweet 1950s
style half veils – finishes
off the embellishment and
detailing trend this season.
Your choice of gown will
be complemented by oneoff vintage pieces and
handmade luxuries. If your
dress is heavily embellished, a
dainty tiara or headband will
accentuate the detail without
being overpowering. If you
have opted for an elegant,
understated dress then a
sleek ‘50s hairstyle with a veil
or bride hat will be perfect
for vintage impact. For some
true decadence, indulge in
a vintage fine lace veil with
some delicate embellishment.
JON FREDRICK BRIDAL DESIGNS
Something new...
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T
he perfect way to
incorporate ‘something
new’ into your day is
to decorate your neck with a
beautiful piece of jewellery.
Gowns with a bodice are
accentuated with larger pieces
of jewellery across the collar
bone, but for dresses with
a deep neckline a longer,
more refined necklace would
complement the shape of the
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gown. Pearls and crystals are
ideal for the vintage theme
and can add a really personal
touch to your wedding outfit
if passed down from a relative.
If you wish to create your
own show-stopping piece
of jewellery you can visit
any antique store and find
exquisite pearl necklaces and
stunning crystal brooches to
fix together.
JON FREDRICK
BRIDAL DESIGNS
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| FLOWERS |
THE FLOWER SHOP KIRTON
THE FLOWER
SHOP KIRTON
THE FLOWER SHOP KIRTON
W
ith this season’s dress
trends offering full
and voluminous
skirt silhouettes, your bouquet
will need to reflect the same
romanticism. Delicate and
antique arrangements in shades
of champagne, blush, apricot
and lilac, with romantic vintage
adornments, are the perfect way
Antique adornments
to accentuate the dreaminess of
your big day. Antique lace sashes
around the vases, or elegant
brocade ribbon wrapping around
the bouquet, adds a beautiful
finishing touch while beads,
rhinestones, charms and pearls
add a touch of personalised
femininity. If you have any
treasured charms or beads and
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gems that you have collected,
these can make the ideal personal
table decorations and will add
even more romance to your
table decorations. A growing
trend in 2012 will be the use of
imaginative vases or containers
for your flowers. Stand out from
the crowd by using unusual
containers like teapots, hatboxes,
or old milk jugs. Alternatively, add
a contemporary twist by opting
for cottage garden flowers but
in bright and unusual colour
combinations. For table top
flower displays, hydrangeas, lady
slipper orchids and roses create
a delicate arrangement with
soft blushes of colour appearing
through lilac hues.
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| YOUR QUESTIONS |
Your questions answered
We have decided not to invite children to our wedding but many of
our friends and family have young kids. Is it selfish not to invite them?
It is your wedding and you can invite whoever you like. Many couples
decide not to invite children to the wedding, sometimes out of personal
choice and other times the venue or your budget may not cater for
smaller guests. Deciding on not having children at your wedding should
be a decision that is made early. When you send out your invitations,
having some carefully chosen words at the bottom will let your guests
know of your decision. Many guests will enjoy the idea of a day (and
possibly a night) away from their children to help you celebrate your
wedding and letting them know early will help them to arrange child care.
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My fiancé and I want to have a
more intimate wedding. How
do we decide on who to invite
without upsetting people?
The guest list can be one of
the most difficult decisions when
planning your wedding. Do you
invite your second cousins you
haven’t seen since you were kids
as it will keep your aunt happy?
It is your day and you should
invite people who you want to be
there. Unfortunately, sometimes
choosing some people and not
others can seem like a daunting
decision, but it is your day and
you should have people who have
supported you both. You could
always have a smaller ceremony
and wedding breakfast and invite
more guests to the evening
entertainment without this
increasing the costs too much.
We have a small budget. How
can we incorporate everything
we want in the wedding without
compromising on the details?
With the cost of the average
wedding being over £20,000 it
is easy to see why some couples
are cutting back in certain areas.
However, having a smaller
budget doesn’t mean having
to leave anything out. Many
couples are choosing to create
the finer details themselves, with
homemade invitations, hand
crafted decorations and more
personal favours. If you’re not
very creative there are plenty of
suggestions on the internet which
can give you ideas you may not
have thought of. And with all
these personal touches it will add
individuality to your wedding.
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| WEDDING CAKES |
Have your cake...
After wowing your guests with your wedding dress, the next
thing they will be looking at is your choice of cake. Your
centrepiece will be something that can complement your
theme, or can be something that reflects your personality.
G
one are the days of
the traditional threetiered cake with royal
icing and marzipan. Now
couples can choose a cake
that is personal to them. To
start it is important to know
the number of guests you are
expecting. This will help your
baker and you to decide on a
size that will give everyone a
chance to taste your sugary
delicacy.
It is important to select
a baker early on in your
planning, so they can come
up with ideas to suit you
and if you opt for delicate
decorations they have plenty
of time to arrange this.
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Instead of a traditional
sponge or fruit cake why not
try a tiered cheesecake with
ribbon and lace decorations?
Or if you want something a
bit different, trays of playful
desserts can be a fun way to
end your reception. Many
couples are also opting for
individual cupcakes and
a new trend is individual
co-ordinating cakes.
Popular colours are black
and white and pastel pinks;
colours such as avocado/
sage green and ivory are also
prevalent.
Another option is a cupcake
bouquet. Couples are using
these as centrepieces for their
wedding reception and they
make for an unusual dessert
for guests.
After the wedding of Prince
William to Kate Middleton,
an old tradition which is
becoming popular again is to
have a groom’s cake. These
cakes represent a hobby
or passion of the groom
and can be anything from
a mobile phone to a golf
club. Traditionally they were
passed out to any unmarried
female guests, although now
many grooms opt to have
the cake on display with
the wedding cake to add
some individuality, or quirky
alternative.
cupcake bouquet
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| WEDDING NEWS |
Hot honeymoon destinations
A
lthough traditionally
chosen by the groom,
your honeymoon is
a chance for both of you to
celebrate all you have worked
towards for many months.
It will be a time to relax and
enjoy spending the first few
ST LUCIA
days of being a married couple
away from friends and family.
Lincolnshire Co-operative Travel
has a specialist honeymoon
department to help with all your
needs. The top honeymoon
destinations for 2012 wedding
couples include:
• Mauritius
• Seychelles
• St Lucia
• Cyprus
• Maldives
For all your honeymoon
requirements contact wedding
and honeymoon specialist,
Kelly Tolley at Lincolnshire
Co-operative Travel on 01522
501999.
Getting insured
With the average cost of a
wedding now £20,000, it
is important to make sure
you are protected. There are
many levels of cover starting
from as little as £20, but it
is important to get a policy
that will cover you for those
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unavoidable changes. Most
policies will cover you for
wedding attire, both hired and
bought, the wedding cake,
gifts, rings and flowers. It is
important to look around at
cover levels that will suit your
wedding.
The legal side
Often the last thing on a
couple’s mind when they are
planning their wedding is the
possibility of a breakdown in
the relationship later. However,
it is certainly something which
should be considered if either
or both have assets they would
wish to protect. More and more
couples are now considering
entering into a prenuptial
agreement for this purpose.
A prenuptial agreement is
one whereby a couple, prior to
their marriage, set out how they
are going to share/protect their
assets on separation.
Technically, prenuptial
agreements are not formally
binding in law. This therefore
raises the question as to why
they should be drawn up in the
first place. Recently, however,
there have been a number of
cases in which the courts have
taken them into account. The
courts are now clearly more
prepared to consider what
the parties intended should
happen if they were to separate
in the future.
For a prenuptial agreement
to have more sway at a later
date there are a number of steps
that need to be considered
before such an agreement
is entered into. It is strongly
advised that both parties take
independent legal advice
as early as possible and at
least several months before
marriage, so that they can be
advised accordingly. For more
advice on whether a prenuptial
agreement is appropriate in your
circumstances, please contact
Gemma Garfoot at Burton and
Dyson on 01427 610761.
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All about the
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BOYS
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| MEN’S FASHION |
12
Do you take
this man?
One of the most important jobs for the
groom is to pick an outfit. He will be
the most important man of the day and
it is important that he looks the part.
Your wedding is the start of married
life and you will want to begin it with
great memories.
T
here are many options
available when it
comes to groom’s
clothing, from a traditional
morning coat to a more
popular Prince Edward style
jacket. Choosing your suit
cut is only the starting point
for your outfit, with the
accessories making your attire
personal to you and your
bride.
Many couples will have a
theme for their wedding and
it is easy to incorporate this
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Top Tips
1. Try on different
styles early on in the
planning. This will
help you to decide
what suits you.
2. Pick a colour to go
with the theme of
your wedding. For
a smart afternoon
wedding a black suit
will add formality to
your day, or if you are
going for a more laid
back approach why
not try a striking grey?
3. Take your
groomsmen and the
father of the bride
with you. They will
need to try on their
suits and you can
make a day of it.
4. Decide on the colours
for the waistcoats and
accessories before you
go shopping. There
are many options
available and having
too many options can
make things harder.
5. If you want to add
some individuality
to your suit why not
choose something
slightly different to
the wedding party? A
contrasting waistcoat
will mean all eyes are
on you.
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into your chosen suit. If you
choose to pick a waistcoat
and matching cravat or tie
to match the colour of the
flowers and decorations, it will
add continuity to your theme.
Choosing the right suit can
be a great excuse to get the
boys together and go and try
on different styles and cuts, to
| MEN’S FASHION |
pick the perfect outfit.
Once you have picked your
suit it is important to make
sure it fits properly. Your local
suit hire shop will be able to
help with this. Making sure the
sleeves don’t come over the
end of your fingers and your
trousers fit to the floor will
ensure that you look the part.
MALCOLM HALL
Designer Tailor
We are able to offer you a personal service for your special day
(Suits, jackets, waistcoats and accessories)
Please contact us to discuss your individual requirements
By appointment only
01205 820958 www.malcolmhall.co.uk [email protected]
Exclusive Menswear
Formal and Casual Clothes of Distinction
Formal Hire specialist
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Stockists of: Magee, Eterna and Olymp shirts,
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Monday - Saturday 9am-5pm
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21
| GROOMS |
A man’s job
Although many grooms used to be able
to put their feet up and let the bride
and her mother plan the wedding, this
is not so much the case anymore. While
many couples choose to plan their day
together there are still some jobs which
are traditionally organised and paid for
by the groom.
A
s many couples are
waiting until later in life to
get married, and paying
for their own nuptials, there is not
so much emphasis on the groom
arranging specific parts of the
wedding. However there are still a
few areas which the groom should
generally cover. These include:
• Buying the wedding rings.
Although you will generally
choose these together, it is
traditionally the groom’s role to
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buy these.
• Organising the transport.
This will include transport
for the groom, the bride and
bridesmaids and possibly
other family members, so it
is important to discuss who
will need transport before you
start looking.
• The cost of suits, including those
for the best men and ushers.
This could be to buy or hire.
• Any fees for the church or
registry office. It doesn’t include
the hire of the venue if you are
also holding your reception
there, although it does include
covering the cost of the registrar.
• The wedding night
accommodation. Many
couples opt to stay at the
location of their reception, so
see if this is possible.
• The honeymoon. Although
this is a decision which many
couples make together, many
brides are letting their future
husbands pick the romantic
location and enjoying a surprise
on the day.
• The flowers. These include
the bride’s bouquet, the
bridesmaids’ posies and the
buttonholes, but not for
decorating the venue.
• Gifts for the bridesmaids and
best men or ushers. This is
another decision you will
probably make as a couple.
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12
| FATHER OF THE BRIDE |
Who gives this woman?
A
part from your own
wedding, the day
of your daughter’s
wedding will be one of the
most important days of
your life. As the Father of
the Bride there are plenty of
responsibilities which you will
need to undertake, including
paying the bill, although
this it not always customary
anymore.
Many couples now are
waiting until later in life to
tie the knot and in doing so
many couples are paying for
the wedding themselves.
Although your daughter and
future son-in-law may have
been saving for the cost of
hosting their special day,
there are plenty of roles and
responsibilities a Father of the
Bride has.
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Top Tips
1. Travel to the wedding
with your daughter.
This is a tradition which
continues. By being
with her you will be able
to calm any last-minute
nerves she may have.
2. Walk your daughter
down the aisle. As a
Father of the Bride
this will be your most
important role on the
day.
3. Stand in the receiving
line at the reception.
Greet all the guests as
they arrive and explain
where they need to
go at this point in
the ceremony.
4. Ensure that all the
guests have a drink
before the speeches
begin to toast the happy
couple.
5. Make a short speech
and toast to your
daughter and new
son-in-law. This is
your time to reminisce
about special memories
and maybe a couple of
embarrassing stories.
6. When invited, take
the bride’s mother for
a dance to the couple’s
first song.
7. Be the last to leave
the reception, making
sure all your guests get
home safely after a truly
memorable day.
8. Once everyone has
gone and the bills are
paid, give yourself a
large pat on the back,
you deserve it!
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| TranspOrT |
Get me to
the church...
Once you have decided on where you are
going to get married, it is important to
decide how you are going to arrive. From
classic cars to a horse and carriage, or a
sports car, there is plenty of choice.
Y
ou might already know
how you want to make
your grand entrance, but
with so many options available it
is worth having a look around to
see if anything else catches your
eye. Organising the transport early
will ensure that what you choose
is available on your wedding day
and doesn’t conflict with any
other bookings. You will also need
to decide who will be travelling
in the car and how many cars you
will need. Traditionally the bride
will be accompanied by her father,
the groom will arrive with his best
men and ushers and the mother
of the bride will travel with the
bridesmaids. There is also the
transport between the wedding
venue and reception to organise
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for the bride and groom, if you
are holding these at different
locations.
When choosing your transport
it is important to keep things
within the theme of your
wedding. If you have decided
to have a traditional, elegant
wedding, then a vintage Bentley
or a horse and carriage with
traditional dressed footmen will
add a touch of sophistication.
However, if you have opted
for something less formal then
there are plenty of choices
of modern classics including
Ferraris, Lamborghinis, BMWs
and Mercedes. Of course if the
bride decides to have a traditional
entrance the groom can always
make his own celebrity entrance.
lincolnshire wedding cars
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Transport Tips
1. Make sure you visit and
look at your preferred
choice of transport.
Blemishes and dents
will not be visible on
website photos.
2. Choose someone local.
This will save you
money compared to
choosing a company
that has to travel a
further distance, in
petrol and chauffeur
hours.
3. Make sure you have
enough space to take
everyone who will
need transport to the
venue. Apart from the
bride and groom, there
are the bridesmaids,
best men, the bride’s
parents and possibly
grandparents.
4. Ask for a discount.
If you are booking a
selection of cars you
may be able to save
some pennies.
5. If budgets are tight,
consider taking a limo
for everyone instead of
several cars.
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| PHOTOGRAPHY |
SIMON VICKERS PHOTOGRAPHY
VEENA CORNISH
Share the memories
O
nce the big day is
over the best way
to tell the story of
your wedding in the future is
through the photographs of
those memorable moments.
It is, therefore, vital that you
choose your photographer
carefully to make sure the
memories are captured in a
way you can treasure forever.
Each photographer has a
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particular photographic style so
do your research to ensure the
style is one that will suit your
taste. If you are following the
season’s trend of a vintage style
wedding, there are a number of
photographers who specialise in
photographs in a vintage style. If
you are looking for quirkier snaps
there is also the opportunity to
capture the more relaxed and
informal moments of your day.
BAMBINI AND KAMARA
PHOTOGRAPHIC
BUTERCROSS PHOTOGRAPHY
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| STATIONERY |
MARIPOSA DESIGN
A hint of things to come…
T
o ensure none of your
nearest and dearest
miss your big day, it is a
good idea to send out ‘Save the
date’ cards to all of your guests,
with invitations to follow later in
the year. To get your wedding
off to an exciting start you can
intrigue your guests by sending
out exquisite invitations. Since
the invitations are the first
element of the wedding that will
be experienced by your guests,
it is a perfect opportunity to set
the theme, so your guests will
know what they have to look
forward to. A wide selection of
stationery manufacturers will be
able to tailor your invitations to
make them personal to you and
your needs.
During your reception the last
thing you want is your guests
bustling around the room
trying to find where they are
sitting, so a table plan is a must
have! If chosen and presented
carefully they are also an ideal
way to hint at the decoration
that your guests will find inside
your venue. The table can then
feature personalised name
cards and menus to match
the table plan style. There
are a variety of ways to make
the name cards more unique,
such as adding a personal
message for each guest or a
miniature photograph of the
happy couple. With a theme
of vintage charm, each name
card can be decorated with
small pearls or paper roses.
With each personalised card
each guest may be given a
wedding favour. There are
countless different favours
available, with a range of
themes and prices. Many
of the wedding stationery
manufacturers can supply
favours that will match the
theme of your place settings
and the table plan.
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DREAMS TO REALITY DESIGN
MARIPOSA DESIGN
MARIPOSA DESIGN
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16/02/2012 15:09
| REAL WEDDINGS |
Darren and Olivia Laking
O
ANDREW AND VICKY SCOTT
livia Molitor and Darren Laking celebrated their wedding
with family and friends at Hemswell Court.
Olivia wore a dress from Joanna Leigh Couture of
Brigg. It was a very poignant and special day for the couple,
missing the presence of Darren’s mother, who died of cancer in
2008, and with fireworks paid for by Darren’s late grandfather.
Darren is a deputy aftersales manager at Hartwell Plc,
Scunthorpe and Olivia is an area events manager for Cancer
Research UK. Olivia has had her own health problems, after
being diagnosed with cancer in 2008. After the ceremony and
reception the couple went on to honeymoon in the Maldives.
Photography: Andrew Fletcher
DARREN AND OLIVIA LAKING
Andrew and Vicky Scott
V
icky Connell and Andrew Scott were married and held
their reception at Washingborough Hall.
The best man was Steven Scott and Vicky was attended
by bridesmaids, Jessica Scott and Keira Scott.
Photography: R A Davey Photographic
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16/02/2012 15:10
Mel and Laura Dighton
L
aura Burrell and Mel
Dighton were married
at St Peter and St Paul’s
Church, Gosberton.
Given away by her father,
Laura wore a dress with a lace
fitted underlay and fishtail
effect, overlaid with layers of
tulle and lace with tulle straps.
She carried a hand-tied bouquet
of hydrangeas, roses, veronicas,
freesias, lisianthus and thistles in
ivory and blue with eucalyptus
and rosemary foliage.
The bridesmaids were Alex
Barwell (chief), Lorna Dighton,
Hayley Finnegan, Tracey
Goodacre and Nicole Levings.
The best men were Lynden
Dighton and Jay Eyres and the
ushers were Ross Burrell and
Chris Horsey.
Following the wedding
service, a reception was held at
Stoke Rochford Hall, Grantham
after which the couple left
for their honeymoon in the
Maldives and Norfolk.
The bride is a marketing
manager in Quadring and
the groom is an operations
manager in Wisbech. The couple
have a home in Spalding.
Photography: Nick Groves
MEL AND LAURA DIGHTON
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| REAL WEDDINGS |
Carl and
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aney Houston married Carl
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Photography: Richard Picksley
NEY ADAMS
CARL AND JA
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