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November 13th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Designed and shot by husband and wife team Kristin & Mark (collectively Mr & Mrs W), I've a styled bridal treat lined up for you today! With rich colours, dramatically dark styling and texture galore, this is a decadent close to an autumnal Thursday afternoon.
Wrap up warm…
With styling and images by Mr & Mrs W.
Kristin says: Our inspiration for the shoot was in essence 'Tweed and Country'. With tweed being seen more and more in wedding fashion, I wanted to incorporate it with the Bride as well as the Bridegroom and nothing encompasses tweed and country than a Cheshire farm shoot, in both senses of the word.
I wanted to start with outdoor pursuits and end with a debauched party and feast with a dark undertone, using antlers, feathers and the odd skull here and there.
The team we used for the shoot are local to the area. We worked together before and I knew that each supplier would provide exactly what I envisaged, which sometimes even I can't do!
To realise my concept, the venue was always going to be Owen House as its so rustic, quirky and rural and there is nowhere quite like it in the North West.
For menswear it was no contest with the tweed experts at Whitfield and Ward being close at hand, and the beautiful wedding dresses came from The Wedding Boutique Cheshire. Fiona actually hand designs and makes her own styles so was able to make all the little extras I needed.
The outstanding hair and make up was by Nicholas Austen, the flowers were by Living Colour Floral Design and our props came from The Authentic Hire Company and Pretty Little Trio.
The shoot was such good fun. Everyone got so involved and really understood the brief. We hope that you like the results! Going forward I have another couple of shoots in mind and I might even go a bit darker next time, but in the meantime I am looking forward to creating some enchanted woodlands and a sequin extravaganza in a Tipi for some real life brides.
All the suppliers, props and styling are all available in and around the Knutsford area.
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October 31st, 2014 | Julia Braime
Is it just me, or did things suddenly get a little freaky around here?
I can't resist a bit of Halloween mischief, especially when it's executed as stylishly (and as eerily) as this gothic bridal shoot by Abi of Wooden Hill Images and her clever team.
Look out, she's behind you…
Halloween Bride from Sarah MacVean on Vimeo.
Be honest, who checked?
Abi says: With a background in theatre and a passion for literature and transforming it into the visual, I wanted to be able to celebrate the change of season and create a Halloween 'bride'.
My team researched the idea of a gothic bride and took influences from novels, listened to music and found a great location next to Lake Gormire at the bottom of Sutton Bank near Thirsk.
Brides and Belles supplied a wonderful dress from Victoria Kay Gowns which suited the brief and then we found the black velvet coat we wanted from gothic clothes supplier The Dark Angel.
We met on a day in October and our model Simona was transformed by Deborah from Love Hair and Beauty, who never fails but to understand what we ty to achieve and knows exactly how to create it.
Jane from Wedding and Events Floral Design had created wonderful bouquets and a head dress, collected fabrics and rabbit skulls, skilfully made a bustle for the back of the coat and finished off the detailing to the top hat.
It was a walk into the woods, with bags, boxes, a dog, wellies, umbrellas, smoke bombs and some cameras… and in a race against weather, we created!
It has to be noted that Bill the greyhound, despite shaking with nerves was a total professional.
Posted in Alternative Weddings, Just For Fun, Styled Shoot | Filed Under | 2 comments.
October 30th, 2014 | Julia Braime
A collaborative styled shoot at Carlton Towers brought together a fantastic group of Sheffield based wedding suppliers to showcase the 2015 whiting collection from Brides Up North Sponsor Kelly of KMR Bespoke Bridal Designer.
The Whiting Collection is made up of seven bridal gowns which reflect the label's signature style and showcase various shapes, fabrics and looks that brides can choose from.
just a little bit absolutely head over heels.
With images by RJH Wedding Photography.
Kelly says: The concept of the shoot was to emulate heritage and inspire brides to embrace the past whilst incorporating modern themes and traditional values. We chose Carlton Towers a grand and traditional wedding venue which we juxtaposed with an ethereal whimsical feel.
The shoot day was fantastic, the team of suppliers involved helped create such amazing results. We were shooting for 12 hours! We were able to use the entire venue for shooting which gave us some fantastic shots in the wedding reception rooms, hallways, snugs, outside and in the bridal suite.
This styled shoot showcased my 2015 Whiting Collection and brand new accessories range which will soon be able to purchase on our website. The collection is named after my late grandmother, who taught me to sew and inspired me to become a designer. The names of the gowns are Grace, Pamela, Ivy, Marlene, Elizabeth, Ruby and Annie.
Grace is an elegant floor length bias cut ivory silk crepe and guipure lace gown. A high illusion neckline is finished with bound silk crepe detailing and delicate cap sleeves. A KMR signature of a keyhole back opening paired with a detachable lace train creates a stunning back. The gown is finished with a silver crystal embellished waistband.
Ivy is a stylish ivory embroidered lace and silk crepe backed satin gown. Elegant lace sleeves and a deep V-shaped neckline at the back of the gown are finished with a delicate scallop lace edging. Creating a figure enhancing silhouette the gown has a bias fishtail skirt with a train to add a feminine touch. The gown is finished with delicate covered buttons and rouleau loops down the back.
Annie is a sophisticated strapless gown with a sweetheart neckline. The elegant circle skirt is made up of layers of silk taffeta and silk chiffon with a beautiful train. The bodice is finished with delicate pleated silk taffeta, a plunging back and fastened with rouleau loops and covered buttons. The gown is finished with a stunning silver crystal motif on the waist.
Marlene is a tea length bridal gown with an ivory silk taffeta circle skirt with layers of net and tulle to create a classic silhouette. The bodice is made from laser cut silk organza with an illusion neckline finished with bound silk taffeta and a floral laser cut finish on the waistband. Delicate rouleau loops and covered silk button create a beautiful fastening down the back showcasing the unusual fabric and floral detail.
Pamela is an ivory floor length lace gown with three quarter length lace sleeves. It has a deep V neckline at the front and back of the gown with scallop lace edge detailing on the neckline, sleeves and hem. The gown is fastened with pearl buttons down the back. We have styled Pamela with a cathedral length KMR veil with a thin lace edging.
Ruby is an ivory duchess satin gown with a low V neck back, large pleated skirt and applique shoulder detailing creating a modern silhouette. Ruby has been styled with one of our bridal belts and headpieces from our new accessories collection.
Elizabeth is an ivory duchess satin, tulle and embroidered lace strapless wedding gown. It is styled with one of our brand new bridal sashes and a beautiful floral crown from Campbell's flowers with a KMR drop veil.
Showcasing this shoot on Brides Up North has come at an exciting time for KMR Bespoke Bridal Designer. We have just announced that the brand new bridal boutique The Bridal Emporium, in Leeds, will be our first stockist of our Whiting collection and accessories range. Our 2015 accessories range will also be available to purchase on our website very soon.
Rob and Alice at RJH Wedding Photography: Working with other exceptionally talented suppliers on styled or editorial shoots like this gives each of us the opportunity to bring something new and exciting to the mix. Collaborating helps us all to enhance one another's individual skills and therefore realise something greater as a result.
KMR Bespoke Bridal Designer's new 2015 Whiting Collection inspired us to produce imagery that complimented the style, elegance and luxury of her collection and Carlton Towers was the perfect setting.
As photographers, RJH Wedding Photography subscribe to a more traditional style where we use a delicate balance of light, texture, colour and form combined with an understanding of the setting and subject to best evoke a desired mood or style. The combination of the fantastically dressed and styled models, in such an impressive setting, really helped to represent the luxury and elegance that we, as photographers, try to capture in every wedding we cover.
We aimed to create a visual tone, in keeping with the period, grandeur and elegance of the setting which equally complimented the grace and beauty of each dress. This concept was kept in mind through the work on the day to post production and we have been proud to help launch KMR Bespoke Bridal Designer's new collection.
Tracey at Campbell's Flowers: I designed several bouquets for the shoot, all in my very relaxed, soft, natural, 'just picked' style in different shapes to suit the different silhouettes of Kelly's gowns. Bouquets featured a meadowy cascading, almost sheaf-style in lovely bright locally grown, summery blooms using wheat, lavender, daisies, nigella, ammi, lysmachia and sweetly scented herbs such as clary sage, mint and oregano. I also created a slightly smaller more posy-styled bouquet using similar flowers but with the addition of an alternative variety of daisy and lots of pretty white thistles.
Here at Campbell's, we've found that many of our brides are looking for an unstructured, slightly asymmetric bouquet using seasonal blooms. This I created in muted tones of soft pale pinks, lilacs, lavenders, all of which are very much on trend at the moment. Flowers and foliage were highly textured and included 'Memory Lane' roses, peonies, hydrangea, spray roses and campanula teamed with lots of soft trailing ferns, gorgeous silvery senecio and jasmine vines. To complete the look I designed a really full bridal crown using more of the roses and pretty green eustoma, along with wheat and white thistles.
For my final bouquet, I put together stylish, classic 'balls' of the babiest shell pink hydrangea to work alongside a slightly more elegant, formal gown, along with a 'pom-pom' buttonhole to match, for our groom. Kelly had also dropped off a really stunning silver candelabra which had belonged to her grandmother, which seemed to cry out for balls of hydrangea, softened with wispy asparagus fern!
Lastly, in keeping with the grand, historic surroundings, I designed a really soft, flowing design into an urn I'd brought along with me filling it full of lush, opulent, open peonies, hydrangea, roses and lots of gorgeous foliage kindly donated by the lovely gardeners at the Carlton Towers estate.
Lydia from Sweet Additions: For the cake we created a soft ombré effect using delicate sugar ruffles wrapped around each tier. We chose a subtle dusky pink shade which we gradually faded to white. The gentle ruffle layers created an almost peeling effect which gave the cake a beautiful antique look.
Makeup artist Sarah Gray: With the shoot showcasing all of Kelly's new collection there were plenty of different styles of dresses from quite classical to vintage to more of a fishtail design so I wanted to show a variation off different bridal looks which could work well with Kelly's designs. The four looks were designed to appeal to every type of bride whether they would want something very natural to full on glamour.
Tina Howarth from Beau Hair: I created a range of 2015 Inspired Bridal Hair designs to compliment both the stunning bridal gowns and the romantic whimsical nature of Carlton Towers. Three themes were selected and adapted to compliment and to show how the gowns were adaptable to all brides and to show off the various headpieces and veils in the range and how to wear them in various hair designs.
Posted in Designer Series, Featured Supplier, Styled Shoot, Uncategorized, Wedding Dresses | Filed Under | 3 comments.
October 1st, 2014 | Julia Braime
Despite the driest September since records began, it definitely feels like the season is changing. Dewy grass, crunching leaves underfoot and clear night skies can only mean that October, and with it autumn (my favourite season of all) has arrived.
I celebrate my fourth wedding anniversary in a fortnight's time – a very busy fortnight, there's a lot to get done between now and then – and I'm looking forward to taking some time with my husband to reflect on a very special time of year for the two of us.
For now though, let's celebrate the fall with this beautiful styled bridal shoot, sent to me by Brides Up North Sponsors JB Creatives and Bolton Castle, and their fabulous team of talented industry experts.
There's definitely something in the air…
With images by JB Creatives.
The team say: We set out to create some romantic, fairy tale castle wedding images that would compliment the venue and inspire couples that are considering getting married at Bolton Castle. Bolton Castle is a stunning venue. A wedding here would be an authentic Castle experience. It has great big fireplaces, turrets with circular stairs, stone floor, terraces with amazing view of the incredible Dales countryside around. We wanted to create an outside space that used the stunning views of the Dales and showcased the location of this fairy tale wedding venue and captured a set of beautiful images.
Amy of The Greenhouse Florist created an outside dining area for the bride and groom with the Dales as their backdrop, such a romantic and unique setting. We used a chaise longue in the field for some intermate photographs. We wanted to add props into the scenery that wouldn't usually be in that situation. The chaise longue really made a beautiful contrast to the endless views of the green fields and dry stone walls and brought opulence and luxury to the historic setting. Simple yet effective.
Amy created beautiful flowers of soft creams, vanillas, pinks and apricots, punctuated with pops of zingy orange and flashes of blue. She used lots of different textures in amongst luscious greenery. The warm tones complimented to tones of the castle walls, and were highlighted against the grassy fields. She also made a jasmine and rose circlet, fragrant and beautiful with warm apricot tones complimenting the colours of Libby's complexion.
Jane of JB Creatives made beautiful place names and menus for the bride and groom's intermate dining experience. Her stationery designs are bespoke, beautiful and made to the high quality that will undoubtable exceed your expectations.
Jane photographed the couple in and around the castle using the gorgeous scenery and all the venues little quirky details to capture a set of beautiful images that tell a gorgeous love story. Jane's fine art style is very much capturing the story of a wedding day as it unfolds with all the beautiful details and emotions that come with it.
Deborah and Kelly from Love Hair and Beauty Boutique Ripon did Libby's hair and makeup to enhance that romantic, soft and warm tone we wanted for the shoot. The ladies are highly experienced and specialists in the wedding industry with a reputation for their creative skills and professionalism.
Kellie from Wedding Belles of Otley supplied the beautiful gowns, veils and accessories for the shoot. The dresses used in the shoot were Aubrey by Nicola Anne and Emily by White Rose.
All the props and furniture featured are available to hire from The Greenhouse Florist.
Posted in Featured Supplier, Styled Shoot, Wedding Photography, Wedding Stationery, Wedding Venues, Yorkshire Wedding | Filed Under | one comment.
August 12th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Sometimes, elegance speaks for itself.
This simple yet glamourous bridal shoot at Brides Up North Featured Supplier venue, Denton Hall, was put together by makeup artist Charlotte Hubbard of Leeds and photographer James Mieskowski of Sugarbird Photography, Halifax.
Charlotte says: James and I have collaborated on various fashion photography shoots in the past and wanted to showcase Yorkshire's beautiful countryside and the skills of our local wedding industry creatives (see the Little White Book for details) in this styled piece with ballerina Steph Elstob.
I wanted to create a natural soft bridal look for our model to compliment the pale floral colours. I used pink and soft beiges with natural effect false lashes by Eyelure to highlight her beautiful eyes. For touch ups and shadows I always rely on YSL's 'Touche Èclat to even the skin tone and bring light to the face.
Posted in Featured Supplier, Styled Shoot, Wedding Venues, Yorkshire Wedding | Filed Under | 3 comments.
July 31st, 2014 | Julia Braime
This afternoon, we've a styled shoot with a message. Claire Gould (and you might also know her from English Wedding Blog) of Brides Up North sponsor Calligraphy For Weddings wants you to be bold, and say no bland design. I'll hand the soap box to her…
With images by Vickerstaff Photography.
Claire says: The inspiration for this shoot came from my secret paper fetish! I wanted to create two styled display areas for brides to recreate: a table with escort cards and cakes, and a ceremony area with a backdrop. The theme of paper and mirrors was inspired by calligraphy and creative wedding photography: I adore images with reflections and I knew the perfect photographer – lovely Jamie from Vickerstaff Photography – to create and capture them. We added mirrors and vintage props, metallics and colours to bring together lots of ideas to share with you.
We had homemade watercolour paper flowers, calligraphy, a fabulous cape made of flowers, brooch bouquets and vintage table decor, and gowns by Sassi Holford and Ritva Westenius. With three wedding cakes and one of my favourite wedding venues (Broadoaks Country House) to play in, the shoot came together beautifully, from a gentle beginning to a bit of a crazy finale…
The day began with a pretty watercolour table display. Homemade crepe paper flowers in mini milk bottles made for a lovely escort card collection (DIY tutorial here for any creative brides!) A delicious-looking cake by lovely Caroline from Caroline's Cake Company took centre stage, surrounded by vintage props on one of the cute little tables in Broadoaks's sunny Victorian Orangery. We added candles and mirrors, chair signs and place cards to create a romantic, homemade style with vintage flair. Our gorgeous model Kelsey wore a lace Sassi Holford wedding dress from my favourite Lakes boutique Julia Tasker Bridal Couture, and carried an exquisite pink and yellow peony bouquet by the amazing Brackens of Bowness. With elegant hair styling and a real peony at one side, and natural make up to complement her colouring, Kelsey looked stunning.
Keeping with the soft pastel look, we created a vertical display area outside using a 10ft calligraphy backdrop in pastel pinks. Beautifully Vintage provided antique stepladders decorated with doilies and the most wonderful little clay pots, and we decorated these with love quotes from the fabulous Vintage Twee. Caroline's watercolour tiered wedding cake was the perfect addition to the setting, with four tiers in pastel shades and the most delicate paper flowers for decoration.
We took some wonderful portraits in the William Morris room at Broadoaks, where lovely Gareth from Aqua The Salon finished Kelsey's hair with a pretty vintage accessory to complement the amazing brooch bouquet by Natasha at Pumpkin & Pye. Meanwhile, back in the Orangery and outside we were busy creating an altogether more eclectic and crazy display…
Christa from Beautifully Vintage had brought along some wonderful mirrors and picture frames, and she arranged these brilliantly outside with a bolder calligraphy backdrop – another 10ft piece handwritten by me – Claire from Calligraphy for Weddings. This display was bolder, with a smashed mirror and slashed backdrop representing the challenges wedding stationers have faced in recent years. Inside I set up a more alternative wedding display table with bright calligraphy tags and using ribbon garlands as a backdrop. The decorated mirror, love letter and typed quotes added plenty of interest to the table.
Kelsey was transformed by our genius styling team – the absolutely lovely Julia Tasker, Gareth from Aqua, and Definitions' Helen who created the strikingly beautiful make up. Ripped tulle as an alternative wedding veil looked fabulous, and our creative wedding flower expert Kevin from Brackens of Bowness had created a cascade of silk orchids for Kelsey's hair accessory. Wearing a glamorous Ritva Westenius couture gown, our bride played the role of wedding creatives fighting back against mass production and bland design!
For the final part of our shoot we explored the wonderful grounds at Broadoaks Country House. The star of the show was our floral stole – a million times better than flower crowns, beautiful to wear and hold and such a talking point on the day! Kelsey played on the swings while Jamie took some of my favourite images from the whole day, and a fascinated group of visiting pensioners looked on!
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June 11th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Have I got some eye candy for you lovely lot today! The lady behind this (fabulous) wedding dress is nothing if not versatile. She's also extremely talented and a rather lovely person at that. I know. I've met her, and see these beauties in real life.
Step forward Kelly Redhead of KMR Bespoke Bridal. One to watch and superstar designer of the future, she's here to present her 2015 Whiting Collection to Brides Up North. You saw it here first girls (oh, except from on the pages of Vogue Italia – yes, that's exactly how we roll!).
Images by Folega Photography.
Kelly says: A collaborative literature vintage themed shoot at Cusworth Hall, Doncaster brought together a talented group of suppliers. Cusworth Hall was a fantastic venue to hold the shoot with many of the shots taken in the Library, in keeping with the literary theme.
The little details from the various suppliers involved with the shoot worked perfectly with my designs and the fresh approach of the photography by Sarah really did make this shoot romantic and full of love.
The Whiting Collection is my debut 2015 collection of bridal gowns. The collection is named after my late Grandmother who inspired me from a young age to become a designer. Three of the collections gowns were used in this preview shoot at Cusworth Hall; Grace, Ivy and Annie.
Grace is an elegant floor length bias cut ivory silk crepe and guipure lace gown. A high illusion neckline is finished with bound silk crepe detailing and delicate cap sleeves. A KMR signature of a keyhole back opening paired with a detachable lace train creates a stunning back. The gown is finished with a silver crystal embellished waistband.
Ivy is a stylish ivory embroidered lace and silk crepe backed satin gown. Elegant lace sleeves and a deep V-shaped neckline at the back of the gown are finished with a delicate scallop lace edging. Creating a figure enhancing silhouette the gown has a bias fishtail skirt with a train to add a feminine touch. The gown is finished with delicate covered buttons and rouleau loops down the back.
Annie is a sophisticated strapless gown with a sweetheart neckline. The elegant circle skirt is made up of layers of silk taffeta and silk chiffon with a beautiful train. The bodice is finished with delicate pleated silk taffeta, a plunging back and fastened with rouleau loops and covered buttons. The gown is finished with a stunning silver crystal motif on the waist.
There are three other gowns in KMR's 2015 bridal collection. As this was a preview shoot of the collection the final three gowns will be revealed soon.
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May 21st, 2014 | Rachel Parry
I tend to obsess over one particular wedding element at a time, so for a while I couldn't stop looking at cakes, particularly naked designs with bare sponge and exposed filling. Then I'd swoon over images and shoots featuring stunning bridal hair and make-up before becoming totally enthralled with wedding videos – often needing the same amount of tissues and comfort food to work my way through them as when watching Marley and Me.
Just recently however, it's been wedding flowers capturing my attention. I literally can't stop looking at them. From cute button holes and oh-so-pretty bouquets right through to imaginative table decorations and, better still, ethereal style wedding crowns.
I'm particularly taken by natural, gathered arrangements made up of beautiful blooms fitted to the season. So when I came across this stunning shoot organised by the incredibly talented Tracey Campbell of Campbell's Flowers, I just had to share.
The Sheffield florist is known for vintage inspired, romantic, pretty flowers with that 'just picked' look I'm head over heels for. Following a glorious spate of sunshine, this couldn't come at a better time as it's a vintage inspired shoot featuring pretty white summer flowers including a personal childhood favourite of mine – daisies!
I'll hand over to Tracey to explain the thinking behind the pretty…
Tracey says: I gathered together a host of my favourite wedding peeps from the North for this shoot, which took place at the exquisite Losehill House Hotel & Spa, in the beautiful Derbyshire Peak District.
I really wanted to do a shoot during the better weather featuring real vintage dresses from the 70′s with a slightly hippy, soft relaxed vibe and use lots and lots of daisies and simple white flowers. Styling needed to be natural to echo our very 'just picked' vintage look flowers, but brought up to date – no pastiche or fancy dress for us, so we kept it really simple letting the gowns and the flowers doing the talking.
I've worked with photographer Jess Petrie and hair and make-up artist Jenn Edwards quite a few times on 'real' weddings and shoots so it was natural they would be our first port of call. I love the really soft, ethereal quality to Jess's photography.
Relaxed, soft and pretty but just a bit edgy were the requirements for hair and make-up which Jenn delivered perfectly. I particularly loved the models' amazing lower lashes, messy fishtail plaits and soft romantic up-dos.
Hayley Neil at Glory Days Vintage supplied the stunning dresses for the shoot – I had a very hard time only choosing two gowns per model! Talented fashion designer Lauren Armstrong also created three incredible dress designs for our models which drew on 70′s influences whilst remaining bang up-to-date. She styled our lovely male model too.
To complete the look, crochet whizz Amy Worthington of Minniecrafts created some beautifully intricate stockings as the prettiest 'something blue' you ever did see.
The styling for the shoot was a combination of myself and Julia Harrison from Go Glorious, who hires great props and provides a host of lovely styling. Accessories were provided by Karen Kench from Kettle of Fish, whose hand-crafted creations included bouquet brooches, chair backs, ring boxes and place settings.
Finally, we just needed a cake. Claire Kemp worked her magic here to produce a soft and pretty, yet architectural and graphic design, incorporating the main theme of daises into both the motifs and colours – beautiful!
Little Black Book
Photographer: Jess Petrie
Floral Design and Concept: Campbell's Flowers
Venue: Losehill House Hotel & Spa
Hair and Make Up: Jenn Edwards
Accessories: Karen Kench, Kettle of Fish
Styling: Julia Harrison, Go Glorious
Vintage Dresses: Hayley Neil, Glory Days Vintage
Dress Designer & Male Model Stylist: Lauren Armstrong
Blue Stockings: Amy Worthington of Minniecrafts
Cake: Claire Kemp Studio
Models: Izzy Lindley, Kate Waters, Georgia Symonds & Alex Davies
Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Images © 2014 Jess Petrie Photography
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May 13th, 2014 | Julia Braime
It's nearly home time and I'm finishing off your Tuesday with a burst of lovely from a very talented collection of wedding industry suppliers over North West way.
Showcasing the butterfly inspired rare but beautiful colour combination of pale blues and rose gold and with gorgeously understated yet frightfully glam styling from friend of the wedding blog Boris & Betty, in these stunning shots from North Wales Wedding Photographer of the Year, Celynnen Photography, we're going for gold!
Get ready to flutter! See our Little Black Book for stockists.
Little Black Book
Planning & Styling: Boris & Betty
Images: Celynnen Photography
Venue: The Isla Gladstone Conservatory
Wedding Dresses: Charlotte Balbier
Wedding Dresses: Amanda Wyatt
Bridal Accessories: Vintage Styler
Shoes: Aruna Seth
Hair & Makeup: Artiste Creative
"Big Heart" Prop: Typical Type
Wedding Cakes: Cakes by Andrea Lee
Butterfly Garland: Flutter Designs
Sequin Backdrop & Cloth: Pudding Bridge
Art Deco China: Pretty Little Trio
Model – Abigail Tara-Lilly, CAST Models, Liverpool
Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Images © 2014 Celynnen Photography
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April 28th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Jenny Packham, Suzanne Neville, Maggie Sottero, Anoushka G, Claire Pettibone… I think I've died and gone to wedding dress heaven. Brides Up North HQ is currently full of tulle and sequins, glitter and sparkle, as we prepare for a very special Brides Up North shoot – on location – tomorrow.
When we do things at Brides Up North, we don't like to do them by halves. That's why I've pulled together the most fabulous team of wedding industry professionals to concoct a contemporary and glamorous peep behind the scenes here at Brides Up North HQ, with fantastical frocks, beautiful blooms, sensational styling elements and ideas that you will be able to borrow for your very own wedding day.
I'll be 'out of the office"' all day, so keep track of the Brides Up North Twitter and Facebook feeds for sneaky peeks at the action as it unfolds.
With creative assistance and input from the likes of Brides Up North Featured Suppliers and friends Cat Hepple Photography, Leafy Couture, JB Creatives, Silver Sixpence Films, Flutter, Victoria Farr, Pamella Dunn, The White Room Sheffield, The Harrogate Wedding Lounge, Dine, Marie Antoinette Cakes and more, I'm raring to get started and SO ready for my close up.
Watch these (soon to be even prettier) pages for the results soon.
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PAC: San Diegans to Protect Jobs & the Economy
Supports: Faulconer
Money spent: $172,000
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What they're doing: Their efforts have been exclusively to promote Faulconer, highlighting his plan to repair city streets, his push for pension reform and his ability to reach across the political aisle.
PAC: San Diego City Firefighters Local 145
Supports: Fletcher
Money spent: $80,000
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PAC: American Federation of Teachers Guild Local 1931
Supports: Alvarez
Opposes: Fletcher
Money spent: $44,000
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PAC: Protect Neighborhood Services Now
Supports: Fletcher
Money spent: $43,000
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Money spent: $39,000
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What they're doing: The ads call Fletcher "the best partner for public safety" and highlight his plan to hire more police officers and reduce emergency response times.
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It would give both Congress and the states the "power to regulate the raising and spending of money and in-kind equivalents" and "the amount of contributions to candidates" and "the amount of funds that may be spent by, in support of, or in opposition to such candidates" under the broad justification that such restrictions are to "advance the fundamental principle of political equality for all, and to protect the integrity of the legislative and electoral processes."
The First Amendment states that "Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press...." Udall's amendment states: "Nothing in this article shall be construed to grant Congress the power to abridge the freedom of the press." Notice the exclusion of the words "freedom of speech." That was not by accident.
It is, in a word, unAmerican. Shaheen should be ashamed for supporting it.
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Using Visto Mobile, iPhone users will be able to securely and easily access push corporate email without downloading any additional software to the iPhone or requiring any changes to security policies or corporate firewall settings.
"The iPhone has come out of the gate faster than any other smartphone in history and has broadened the market extensively with a form factor and user interface that provides a better "all in one" experience than anything else on the market today," said Brian Bogosian, president, chairman and CEO of Visto. "For business users whose personal requirements and tastes extend beyond the Blackberry device, we have enabled a solution that marries the demand for corporate email with all the advantages the iPhone brings to an individual."
Visto Mobile takes advantage of the iPhone user interface so that users will be able to send and receive attachments, receive rich HTML email and view emails as they were originally sent. And with the corporate directory search capability, individuals can search for any contact and either place a call, send an email or obtain driving directions by selecting the contact's phone number, email address or physical address.


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2011 MilSim Corps dates@ Yankee Paintball
14 March 2011 - 10:48 PMWe just wanted all the MilSim Corps teams to get the mission dates for the upcoming season at Yankee. They are the second Sunday of every month with the exception of Mother's Day: April 10th ,May 15th ,June 12th ,July 10th, August 14th, and September 11th. We look forward to seeing you this season.
Yankee Paintball 2010 events
30 March 2010 - 10:00 AMWe I'm really late putting this up but here we go.
Opening day April 3rd Easter Saturday (closed Easter Sun)
Open every weekend from 9-4 with games running 10-4.
April 11th is Mission day 1 for Milsim Corps players but we'll be going full tilt on all fields.
June 5th: Pump Day- limited pump rentals available.
June 6th: 300 Scenario come shoot the invading cadets from Norwich Academy.
August/Sept: Gravity League Tourney- pump, 3 man, limited paint speedball.
Oct 31: Pumpkin Run v 4.0- 3 man speedball tourney.
There will be more events added, I just need to get some confirmation before posting.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail Sept 27 at Yankee paintball
28 August 2009 - 06:06 AMSept 27th Big Game- Ho Chi Minh Trail: Fight as either the US Marines or as the Viet Cong. Their mission move supplies vital to the war effort down the famous Ho Chi Minh trail. Prices are: $42 if you pre-register by Sept 12th, $50 after that. Price includes entry, All Day air/CO2, 500 paintballs and one free raffle ticket. Paint is at normal prices with discounts starting at 10 cases. Please email your information to us including name, desired team and contact information.
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The Hills of Oxfordstan
18 May 2009 - 02:27 PMSpec ops forces versus Terrorist/Freedom fighters. The local peoples of Oxfordstan have declared their independence, this can not be allowed. Will an new country be carved out of our little town? Only you can sway the decision one way or the other. The cost is $40 per person in you pre register and pay by May 31st and $50 after that. Cost includes Entry, All Day Air/CO2, and 500 paintballs. Rentals Are available, Paint discounts begin at 10 cases.
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23 February 2009 - 07:05 AMIt's getting to be that time of year again. We'll be re-opening on April 4th and running through every weekend until November.
Our first event is a big game on April 19th.
Our first big game of the year, just 2 weeks after we open in April. This will be a Big Game with some scenario side missions mixed in. The cost is $40 per person in you pre register and pay by April 12th and $50 after that. Cost includes Entry, All Day Air/CO2, and 500 paintballs. Rentals Are available, Paint discounts begin at 10 cases.
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HUTCHINSON – While visiting the Kansas State Fair on Sunday, Keith and Tammy Bell of Great Bend stopped by the Kansas Lottery Building to try their luck at winning a "muscle car" in a second-chance drawing. Although they didn't win the car, they did walk away with a $5,000 cash prize playing a $5 Muscle Car Money instant scratch ticket.
TOPEKA - The Kansas Department of Health and Environment along with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend consumers and especially persons at high risk for listeriosis to not eat cantaloupes marketed from Jensen Farms in the Rocky Ford region of Colorado due to a potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium that can cause serious illness.
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A community "Music for Mission" Concert will be held in the First Presbyterian Church sanctuary, 24th and Washington, on Sunday, Sept. 25 at 2:30 p.m. A variety of instrumental and vocal musical groups representing a diverse makeup of churches located in Great Bend will join together for an afternoon of musical praise to God, said Carol Woodmansee of the Presbyterian Church Mission Committee.
Friends of the Great Bend Public Library will be holding their annual Used Book Sale the third week in October. Donations of books to the sale from the public will be accepted until Friday, Sept. 30. The library is located at 1409 Williams in Great Bend. Donated books can be brought to the library's service entrance off Stone Street or to the circulation desk.
Chicago's legendary comedy theater, "The Second City," will appear at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 5, at the Beach/Schmidt Performing Arts Center. The performance, sponsored by Fort Hays State University's University Activities Board, will feature some of the best sketches, songs and improvisations from Second City's 45-plus year history.
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Federal investigators on Saturday began looking into what caused a 74-year-old pilot to lose control of his World War II-era plane and crash near a VIP section at a Reno air race in an accident that killed three people and sent dozens to the hospital.
The anniversary tradition will continue with a balloon launch and other activities at Heartland Cancer Center (HCC), 204 Cleveland, on Sunday, Sept. 25.
The Kansas Wetlands Education Center, in partnership with the Fort Hays State University's Department of Art and Design's ceramics program, will be hosting a recycling art exhibition beginning next week entitled "Second Nature: Art from Reclaimed Objects," and recycling art workshops in November.
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Monday, Sept. 12, the TLC Discoveries kids made posters for the two fire stations thanking them for all they do and being our hometown Hero's. This idea came from Lexie Brack after watching all of the 9/11 shows on TV on Sunday. She wanted to do something for our firemen to thank them. So the kids all signed the posters and she took a car load to deliver them. They had a good time talking to the men and thanking them.
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS) announced today that he is accepting applications for nominations to the United States Service Academies. The academies include the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y.; the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.; the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.; and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, N.Y. Those selected will enter the academies in June 2012.
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The District of Columbia's first election for an attorney general is back on for this year. The D.C. Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a trial judge was wrong to allow the D.C. Council to delay the election until at least 2018, if not indefinitely.
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A stool intended for use by handicapped persons while bathing, gardening, and the like including a horizontally disposed non-skid base having a telescopically adjustable vertically disposed support mast affixed thereto and extending vertically upwardly therefrom to have a horizontally positioned seat mounted thereon, an air operated hydraulic means disposed inwardly of the mast and connected by suitable tubing to an electrically operated air compressor having control means associated therewith and adapted to be energized by a suitable source of electrical energy with the control means effecting the extension and retraction of the mast for raising and lowering the seat relative to the base.
1. A portable stool intended for use by handicapped persons and the like, comprising, in combination:
a non-slip base member having a substantially flat disc configuration including a top surface and a bottom surface, said bottom surface of said base member removably engaging a bathing compartment;
a seat member having a substantially disc shape including a top surface and a bottom surface;
a telescopic support mast having one end affixed to said top surface of said base member with the opposite end of said telescopic support mast affixed to said bottom surface of said seat member with said seat member disposed vertically above and concentric with said base member, said telescopic support mast comprising a series of concentrically disposed different diameter hollow collar members of cylindrical configuration, said collar members being nested within each other when said seat member is disposed adjacent said base member which corresponds to said mast being in a maximum retracted position, said collar members being telescoped outwardly to place said seat member spaced furthest away from said base member when said mast is in a maximum extended position;
power means disposed inwardly of said support mast comprising an air operated piston and cylinder member with said piston being affixed to said seat member and with said cylinder being affixed to said base member;
control means connected to said power means for controlling power air pressure into said piston and cylinder member to effect extension and retraction of said mast;
said control means being connected to said power means by flexible hose means for facilitating removal of the stool from the bathing compartment; and
said base member and said seat member being cooperatively disc-shaped to provide a substantially flat disc-shaped compact structure when said telescoping supporting mast is in its fully retracted position enabling the bather to fully recline within the bathing compartment while the stool is disposed on the floor of the bathing compartment.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an elevating and lowering stool intended for use by handicapped persons in a manner enabling the handicapped person when occupying the stool to raise or lower themselves.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is well known that elderly or disabled persons perform ordinary tasks only with a great deal of difficulty, with such tasks including those of bathing, gardening, and the like. One area of difficulty is that of the individual lowering themselves to a seated position along with raising themselves from the seated position, such as required while bathing, gardening, and the like.
The present invention recognizes the difficulty of a handicapped person to raise and lower themselves and provides a novel solution thereto in the form of a powered stool readily adjustable in vertical height between an elevated and lowered position by the handicapped individual while occupying the stool.
Among the advantages of the present invention is the provision of a mechanical stool for handicapped persons which is relatively simple in its construction and which therefore may be readily manufactured at a relatively low cost and by readily available manufacturing methods; one which is easy to use and reliable and efficient in operation; and one which is aesthetically pleasing and refined in appearance.
Other advantages of this invention will be apparent during the course of the following description.
In the accompanying drawings forming a part of this specification, and in which like reference characters are employed to designate like parts throughout the same:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the mechanical stool of the present invention illustrated in use with a conventional type of bathtub; and
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary side elevational view of the stool in the bathtub as seen in FIG. 1.
Referring now to the drawings in detail there is illustrated a preferred form of a stool embodying the invention and which is designated in its entirety by the reference numeral 10 and which, for purposes of illustration, is illustrated as used in a conventional bathtub 20 having bathing compartment 21 with a bottom surface 22.
The stool 10 is formed of a flat disc shaped base member 31 manufactured of a non-skid material, at least along its bottom surface, adapted to rest on bottom surface 22 of tub 20. A mast 32 of a telescopic structure formed by cylindrical collar like members 33 has its bottom collar member affixed concentric of the top surface of base 31 with the mast extending vertically upwardly therefrom and terminating in a top collar member having a flat top surface 34. Collar members 33 each have a hollow interior with the collar members disposed in a general pyramidal fashion for telescoping relationship relative to each other between a maximum extended position and a maximum retracted position.
Affixed concentric to the top surface 34 of topmost collar member 33 is a disc shaped seat member 35 which is preferably covered by a foam rubber pad and a durable covering, such as vinyl, leather, or some other synthetic fabric.
Disposed inwardly of collar members 33 and extending axially therethrough is an air actuated piston and cylinder member 41 having its top end connected to seat 35 with its bottom end connected to base 31. The inlet and outlet ports of the piston and cylinder member 41 are connected by means of suitable flexible hosing 42 and 43 to control means including an electrically operated air compressor 44 provided with an electrical cord 45 terminating in plug 46 adapted to be plugged into a suitable source of household electrical energy and a control member 48. Electrical wiring 47 extends from air compressor 44 to the control member 48 adapted to be mounted on an exterior surface of the tub 20 in a position readily reachable by an individual seated on seat 35 for control of the stool 10.
In operation, seat 35 is elevated by piston and cylindrical member 41 to its maximum vertical height spaced from base 31 for an individual to easily sit thereon, after which the individual by means of control 48 effects the lowering of seat 35 to the desired height for bathing. After bathing, the individual again uses control 48 to effect the elevation of seat 35 for ease in rising from the seat to leave the tub 20.
It is to be understood that the form of this invention herewith shown and described is to be taken as a preferred example of the same, and that this invention is not to be limited to the exact arrangement of parts shown in the drawings or described in this specification as various changes therein are envisioned without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention or of the following claims.
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