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| View the latest issue of Your North West Wedding for FREE! |
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During these trying uncertain times, we decided 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're planning your future wedding, you will find our magazines absolutely invaluable in providing you with both inspiration and sourcing reputable local services.
If you're interested in areas outside of the North West region, then visit our County Wedding Magazines portal to view any of our other 18 wedding titles covering most parts of the UK. All are available to read for FREE. Simply scroll down to the title of your choice and click on the Get Your Copy link. |
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October/November 2020 |
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Welcome to our October/November issue! I feel a bit crazy saying that, how can it be October already, it feels like yesterday that it was January? I think we can all agree it’s been a crazy year, but it’s been so lovely seeing the North West wedding industry come together and help couples power through these tough times.
Whether you’ve recently got engaged – congratulations! – or are re-planning your special day, think of us as your new BFF when it comes to wedding planning. We’re here to support you through every aspect of your day and have put together an issue bursting with inspiration. Our fashion section is full of the latest trends for the whole bridal party, we’ve asked local photographers to send in their favourite images and put together a flowers feature to help you create the perfect setting.
If you’re still looking for a venue, don’t despair, we’ve rounded up some of the best properties in Greater Manchester and taken a step back in time to highlight some historic wonders.
We’re always looking for real weddings and styled shoots to feature in the magazine so make sure you submit yours at www.yournorthwest.wedding/get-involved-real-wedding
Enjoy the issue!
Melissa x |
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| Step back in time |
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Augill Castle
Augill Castle is situated in the gloriously unspoilt Eden Valley between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. The 15 acres of grounds are a mixture of formal and country gardens, with historic turrets and castellations, perfect for taking photographs.
The property was built in 1841, and in 1997 the current owners bought it and worked hard to transform it into the luxurious wedding venue we see today.
Inside, there is a range of quirky and decadent rooms and suites available, spacious public rooms and antique furniture.
The most popular ceremony space is the Music Room. This space is beautifully decorated and is ideal for both intimate and lavish celebrations.
For the wedding breakfast, couples can hire the Dining Room, which has space for 46 guests or 60 with a buffet option.
If the weather is nice, the team can also do a barbecue in the gardens or tours which take in all the public rooms.
Visit: www.stayinacastle.com
Check out more local venues on page 17 of the current issue, available now: www.yournorthwest.wedding/free-download |
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| Blooming Marvellous |
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Pick a wedding dress budding with flower detail! Your wedding day is the perfect time to show your personality.
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| Get married now, party later! Top tips for a micro wedding |
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Last month County Wedding Magazines shared with our readers bridalwear designer Sabina Motasem's intimate lockdown wedding - which we loved! This month, here's Sabina's top tips on hosting a personal, intimate, micro wedding.... weddings aren't gone, and they're certainly not forgotten!Sabina says, "Embracing a small and intimate wedding now and having a larger reception later can be intimately beautiful and you get to celebrate again with your guests. After our wedding date was postponed several times and it became clear a ceremony and reception were off the cards. We had a small wedding in September with 15 of our nearest and dearest. "The new wedding restrictions are for legally recognised weddings only in the UK, which means all 'non-legally' recognised weddings are sadly not and follows the 'Rule of 6'. In these instances, many weddings may have a cultural ceremony now followed by a civil ceremony and reception later.
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| Tales from the Cornish coast |
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Hannah Faulder experiences The Idle Rocks in St Mawes, a romantic UK bolthole complete with fresh sea air, incredible dining and picturesque surroundings...
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