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| View the latest issue of Your Cheshire & Merseyside Wedding for FREE! |
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Full of wedding ideas, expert advice and talented local suppliers, Your Cheshire & Merseyside Wedding is now available for free – simply follow this link to download the latest issue. For even more inspiration, you can also check out our previous issues.
Interested in areas outside of Cheshire & Merseyside? You can read any of our other 18 regional wedding magazines here.
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May/June 2021 |
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I’m going to be a bridesmaid! As you’ll have gathered, I’m giddy with excitement and couldn’t wait to share my news with you. Our dear Melissa Barker, fellow editor here at CWM, popped to the question last month asking me if I’d accept this huge honour. I’m thrilled to be taking this journey with such a dear friend and we’ll be sharing our learnings every step of the way, so don’t miss Melissa’s bridal diary and moodboard over on page 80.
Can you believe we’re now into summer already? Sure, I’m looking forward to longer days, sunny conditions and barbecues with friends, but above all I can’t wait to see how your wedding plans come to life. I can see big days being even more celebratory than they previously were, if that’s even possible. We’ve all developed a deeper appreciation for the finer things in life over the past 18 months, love being chief among them, and to see it taking centre stage once more will be wonderful. So, as soon as Boris gives the green light, grab your loved ones, hug them as tight as possible and party like it’s 1999! And, when you’ve done that, don’t forget to head over to www.yourcheshiremerseyside.wedding/getinvolved- real-wedding and tell us all about it, so we can spread the joy.
Enjoy and keeeep planning!
Kelly x |
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| Spotlight on Knowsley & St Helens |
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St Helens Town Hall
This stunning Victorian building hosts a multitude of beautiful features that will certainly add the wow factor to your special day, not to mention your treasured photos. A structure of timeless elegance, St Helens Town Hall, is a wonderful place to host your nuptials. Whether you choose to get married or form a civil partnership, the team recognises that, just like you, your ceremony should be special and unique. There are various options offered when it comes to the vows and a number of ways to make them truly individual to you.
You have a choice of two gorgeous locations for your ceremony depending on the size of your guest list:
The Ceremony Room, 60 guests
This gorgeous space complete with wood panelling and period features is available Monday to Saturday.
The Council Chamber, 100 guests
Ideal for larger wedding parties, the Council Chamber boasts characterful historical décor and is available on Fridays and Saturdays.
Celebrate in style The Main Hall provides a superb setting for your wedding breakfast and evening bash. It can accommodate 120 of your nearest and dearest to enjoy with you your fi rst meal together as newlyweds, then as you move into the evening portion of your celebrations, you can invite an additional 30 guests taking the total capacity up to 150. The Hall is fully equipped with a bar and is licensed to sell and sell and serve alcohol until 1am.
Visit: www.sthelens.gov.uk/marriage
Check out more local venues on page 14 of the current issue, available now: www.yourcheshiremerseyside.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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| 1920s wedding inspiration from renowned wedding planner |
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If you are looking for a wedding day with sophistication and style, you won't go far wrong with 1920s wedding inspiration to shape your big day. Celebrity wedding planner, entertainment agent and hospitality consultant, Liz Taylor of the Taylor Lynn Corporation, has noticed a recent renewed vigour among her clients for 1920s weddings. Here she shares her tips on how to create the atmosphere of the roaring twenties for a style-packed wedding: "Extravagant. Exuberant. Unrivalled glamour. And incorporating those alluring Art Deco touches that are synonymous with the era, a twenties wedding is, and always should be, a celebration in style," begins Liz. "Since lockdown began to lift, we've been inundated with requests for 1920s themed parties. People want to just let go and have fun, so what better era than the roaring twenties." "It may seem that a 1920s themed wedding is easy, but if you go over the top the event can feel gimmicky. The aim is to achieve the perfect balance of stylish 1920s touches without feeling like you've stepped onto the set of the Great Gatsby."
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| Nurture your skin |
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Naomi Smart, conscious living content creator and found of eco-friendly, all natural and vegan skincare brand Smart Skin has offered her top tips for nurturing your skin as we exit lockdown and head back out into the real world.Get outside as much as possible. Enjoy the fresh air and lap up the sunshine that we have missed for so long. It's an instant mood booster being outside. Make a conscious effort to take in your surroundings - look up at the trees, smell the flowers, listen to the birds singing, and feel that glorious sunshine kiss your skin.
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| Retreat to the city at The Marylebone, London |
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County Wedding Magazines' editor Hannah Faulder enjoys a much-needed city escape!
"As the country prepared for Lockdown Part II, my husband and I managed to sneak in a last-minute escape to the city to enjoy a much-needed retreat at The Marylebone. Nestled in the hotel's super-trendy namesake neighbourhood, between the Georgian Welbeck Street and the part-pedestrianised Marylebone Lane, you're just a short walk from London's most famous Monopoly locations, from Bond Street to Mayfair.
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