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| View the latest issue of Your Berks, Bucks & Oxon 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.
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April/May 2020 |
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Firstly, I hope all of our readers have been keeping well during this surreal, unprecedented time. It would be hard for me to not mention the dreaded c-word, however, I admire how everyone, no matter how badly they have been effected, has come together to help and support one another. The tide will start turning, and we can all begin to re-plan cancelled weddings, re-book honeymoons and get back to our wonderful world of weddings – supporting local businesses and couples finding their feet again!
This issue, will hopefully give you some light relief, and offer up some inspiration for your weddings at the end of this year and beyond.
As I’m writing this, typically English weather is bestowed on us: wet, grey, windy and rainy – we love the UK!
On my own wedding day the heavens opened, but I had planned an indoor wedding and the ceremony and reception was all in one place so we didn’t even notice the weather. When we went outside for our couple shots, the grey gloomy images are actually some of my favourites – so I say embrace the rain. That’s exactly what one of our real wedding couples did this issue, Shelley and Luke, there wedding can be seen over on page 38 and not only do that have lovely shots with umbrellas, but I also loved this quote from the bride: “The rain always brightens my day now since our wedding day, where as before I hated it. But a little rain never hurt anyone and if anything this was the extra special part of our day,” that’s certainly a beautiful outlook on life!
Looking at the rest of this issue for you, we showcase some stunning barn properties perfect for those wanting rustic nuptials, check our page 17 and we also look at the West Berkshire and Newbury area over on page 23.
If you’re stuck for bouquet inspiration, meet with some of your local florists over on page 53 and we have some jewellery and accessory looks you will be in awe of on page 57.
We love to hear from local brides and suppliers, so if you would like to get in touch to grace the pages of our lovely magazine then drop me an email!
Pull up a chair, make a brew and enjoy reading this issue. |
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| Rustic romance |
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Lillibrooke Manor & Barns
A striking tree-lined driveway welcomes visitors, with sprawling gardens and grounds as far as the eye can see − all just waiting to be explored by excited guests.
The stunning Grade II listed Great Barn radiates rustic charm with its grand apex, featuring original beams and exposed brickwork. Dramatic chandeliers, fairylights and ivy dress the barn making it the perfect setting for your ceremony, wedding breakfast and reception for up to 170 loved ones.
Adjacent to the Great Barn, sits the Engine House which can host 80 ceremony guests. It was originally built on the working farm, now lovingly restored with its original beams and windows overlooking Lillibrooke Manor itself.
The Small Barn, dating back to the1800s, has a country-chic feel and is the ideal setting for a ceremony of 130 guests.
The Cloister Garden, quintessentially English with blooming flower beds and a working fountain, is perfect for al fresco nuptials of up to 170. While the Manor House Garden is a secluded gem with impeccable lawn, manicured flower beds and views to the countryside.
The flexibility of the spaces and exclusive-use ensures a private and intimate experience with friends and family.
A free shared tasting evening is offered to couples, not only to sample the wonderful quality and presentation of a selection of menu options, but also to experience the look and feel of the venue for a ‘real’ event prior to their wedding. Always a highly enjoyable experience, and a chance to meet other couples on the night and share the experience with.
Visit: www.lillibrookemanor.co.uk
Check out m ore local venues on page 17 of the current issue, available now: www.yourberksbucksoxon.wedding/free-download |
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| Five easy ways to make the most of your wedding photos |
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So, you've donned the white dress and veil and said "I do" and you have plenty of magical photos as evidence – but, once the guests have gone home and the confetti has been thrown, how can you make the most of those precious photo memories?
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| Beauty brand Urban Veda - supporting the NHS |
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Urban Veda has decided to donate care packages to the amazing NHS staff - their social media has been flooded by messages from NHS nurses, doctors and families of key workers.
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| A taste of paradise |
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Editor Claire Ridley travelled to the island of Anguilla in the Caribbean to discover what this popular honeymoon destination has to offer.
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