A helping hand from wedding supplier, Booker Flowers & Gifts

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“I’m so pleased that we’ve been able to accommodate all of our couples’ date changes,” says Gemma Wakerley of Booker Flowers & Gifts. “2020 was due to be a really busy wedding season for us, and with so many being moved to 2021, it means next year is going to be doubly so,” she continues.

Gemma has some top tips if you’re planning your 2021 or 2022 wedding: “Book your chosen wedding suppliers early, as you may find that your date is taken if you delay. Make sure you choose a long-standing reputable business and you can feel confident that your deposits are safe.”

While it’s still not possible to conduct face-to-face consultations, Gemma is happy to offer email and phone appointments, and will be able to send you pictures of her previous high-quality wedding work.

Find out more at www.bookerflowersandgifts.co.uk

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