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| View the latest issue of Your East Anglian 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.
Simply Follow this link
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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April/May 2021 |
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I hardly dare believe it, but at the time of writing this, there is at last a blueprint for the shape of things to come for weddings in 2021. We’re all keeping everything crossed that the roadmap out of lockdown will lead to happy times ahead for everyone. With a phased startup plan for weddings, beginning small and building up to the final objective of no restrictions come June 21st, there’s certainly plenty to feel positive about.
As we emerge from lockdown number three, the newness of spring is more welcome than ever. The evenings are lighter, the blossom and first delicate blooms are out and there’s some real hope for our wonderful world of weddings to get underway again soon.
Whether you’re in the ‘postponed from 2020’ camp, the ‘original 2021’ crew or your status is ‘newly engaged’, the wedding planning will be gathering momentum in the coming months – and you’ve come to the right place for help and inspiration! This issue is crammed with tips and advice on everything from the wedding photography, lovely local venues, real weddings, inspirational photo shoots and more to showcase what’s on offer in the region. And if you’re looking to nail your wedding day bridal style, we’ve got you covered from pages 57 to 76 with everything from hair and beauty, to fashion and accessories. Packed with all the regular features, honeymoon updates, groom’s news and more, we’re excited and hope you are too!
Enjoy!
Sarah x |
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| Timeless treasures |
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King's Lynn Town Hall
Located in the historic quarter of King’s Lynn, close to the riverfront, this magnificent building has been at the heart of the Norfolk town for more than eight centuries. With a wealth of impressive architectural features, the landmark venue boasts a grand chequerboard style frontage, a Jacobean porch and staircase. Step inside to discover elegant spaces full of character and a sense of occasion. From the Grade I listed Medieval Stone Hall, with its stone floor and oak-beamed ceiling, to the ornate Georgian Assembly Room, the complex provides an elegant big-day backdrop. There’s a pretty garden at the back and with the cobbled streets, riverfront and the beautiful Tower Gardens and The Walks historic urban park nearby, there’s plenty of great photo opportunities too.
Dating back to 1421, you can marry in the Grade I listed Stone Hall with up to 120 guests or in the characteristically Georgian Assembly Room, complete with chandeliers, ornate gold mirrors, original fireplace and period features. Both are used for receptions, with the wedding breakfast and dancing in the Assembly Room and the bar in the Stone Hall, you can celebrate in style with up to 180 loved ones in the evening.
Visit: www.kingslynntownhall.com
Check out more local venues on page 25 of the current issue, available now: www.youreastanglian.wedding/free-download |
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| Calling all newlyweds and nearlyweds - County Wedding Magazines need you! |
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As our wonderful world of weddings adapts to the new normal, eagerly looking to the roadmap ahead, County Wedding Magazines is here to share our readers' beautiful wedding days whatever the size of their guest list. From pre-Covid nuptials to post-lockdown micro-weddings, we want to feature them all, and we need your help! If you would like to see your wedding day featured across four entire pages of one of our magazines then please do get in touch following the link below.
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| Searches for dog ring bearer increases |
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Here at County Wedding Magazines HQ we've certainly seen many a trend come and go; but one we're thrilled looks set to stick around is.... pets at weddings! With over 7,854 posts on Instagram, the hashtag #dogringbearer is becoming increasingly popular, whilst Google data shows a 71% search increase for the term 'dog ring bearer' since lockdown began. Celebrities including Carrie Underwood, Ellen DeGeneres, and Joe Jonas have previously involved their pets on the big day, whilst UK bride-to-be, Stacey Solomon, also announced her dogs will wear suits at her upcoming wedding. But how do you train your dog to be a wedding ring bearer? Engagement ring specialists at Steven Stone teamed with Certified Animal Behaviourist, Caroline Wilkinson, from digital pet coaching service, Barketplace, to reveal everything you need to know.We covered the most popular questions including:
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| The frill of it |
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Cascading layers of ruffled tulle, silk organza and soft chiffon combine to create shapely, voluminous gowns.
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| The magic of Montpellier |
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Sarah Reeve discovers a romantic hotspot on the outskirts of this bustling city in the South of France...
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