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February/March 2020 |
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I can’t believe we’re celebrating the 60th issue of Your North West Wedding. It seems like only yesterday I was beginning my first issue, but here we are! To mark this milestone, I’ve created an issue bursting with inspiration. We have five real weddings, starting on page 29, two regional shoots on pages 75 and 79 and a special anniversary feature on page 70.
I hope you had a wonderful festive season and if you received a ring – congratulations! Whether you’re at the beginning or end of your planning journey, we understand how stressful it can be. To avoid getting overwhelmed by the to-do list, take some time out and declare it a wedding-free zone. Share the load and don’t be afraid to ask loved ones for help.
I hope you enjoy the issue and don’t forget you can submit your wedding at any time by visiting this link –yournorthwest.wedding/get-involved-real-wedding
Thank you for sticking with us through the years, and here’s to another 60 issues! |
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| Spotlight on... The Lake District |
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Cote How Lake District Weddings
Situated in 11 acres of beautiful countryside is the Cote How Lake District Weddings. Built in 1535 on the site of a Medieval watchtower, the award-winning Grade II listed house and barn boasts a Tudor spinning gallery, an arched porch, buttressed walls and informal gardens, creating a stunning backdrop for photographs.
Nuptials can take place in The Fairfield, a spacious room decorated with gilt mirrors and crystal chandeliers. French doors open on to manicured lawns that can be used for post-ceremony drinks. It’s capable of holding 50 guests for the vows and 24 for the wedding breakfast.
Alternatively, The Wordsworth, an elegant room specifically designed for elopements of just two or intimate weddings for 12 close family and friends, is available.
The Woodrow, which features a cosy fireplace, original oak panelling and a beamed ceiling, can hold 24 for the ceremony and 12 for an intimate afternoon tea or sit-down meal.
The Garden Gazebo can seat 12 loved ones for the service.
Outdoor humanist ceremonies can take place on the croquet lawn with 50 nearest and dearest.
The barn and barn courtyard can hold 50 people throughout the day.
Couples will have exclusive use of the venue no matter how small their wedding is.
Visit: www.cotehow.co.uk
Check out more local venues on page 16 of the current issue available now: www.yournorthwest.wedding/buy-a-copy |
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| Fivefourstudios is a new wedding space in Manchester |
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This impressive venue is spread over three floors and can accommodate 120 ceremony guests and 240 for the reception. This versatile property is ideal for bespoke weddings, where couples are encouraged to think outside the box and do their day, their way.
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| Top wedding nail trends for 2020 |
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2020 is all about less being more, minimalism being a big trend for this year. You'll find more brides opting for neutral shades now more than ever. Nail experts from Naio Nails have put together a trend guide and tips to prepare yourself for your big day.
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| Swiss marvel |
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Editor Claire Muffett-Reece discovers why Switzerland is the perfect summer honeymoon destination.
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