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July 8th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Let's keep the Real Wedding pretty coming this morning with this stunning and stylish celebration at Arley Hall & Gardens. Jenna & Martin opted for a modern and muted colour scheme for their beautiful big day, dotted with gorgeous vintage inspired details.
As soon as I saw her choice of heels, I knew that today's bride and I would be sartorially compatible. Jenna, I like your style.
With images by Lisa Howard Photography.
Jenna says: We got engaged in Stratford Upon Avon on 24th March 2012. Martin had arranged a weekend away for us and luckily it turned out to be one of the hottest weekends of the year! He proposed whilst we were sitting on the banks of the River Avon with a bottle of bubbly! It was perfect!
Our wedding day was 23rd May 2014. We got married at Arley Hall & Gardens, Cheshire.
We had actually been out looking at another venue which we were really disappointed with, when we drove past a signpost for Arley. We had seen it online but thought it looked way over our budget to even consider it an option. However, we decided to go and have a nosey. We didn't have an appointment booked at Arley but the staff were so accommodating and the venue was so perfect! It was just what we wanted with the two aspects of the stately home and the rustic barn for the evening reception.
Styling wise, it just seemed to work out in the end that everything was a little bit vintage with a modern edge. We opted for a colour scheme of grey and white – we wanted to keep everything quite neutral as the rooms in the venue already have so many colours in them anyway; we didn't want it to look too busy. Plus grey is my favourite colour!
I wore a lace mermaid style dress by Mori Lee from Always & Forever Bridal Boutique, St Helens. I had gone into the shop with the mind set that I definitely didn't want a lace dress! However that soon changed. I also didn't want a lace up corset style back and seeing as my dress had both I was reluctant to try it on, however after much persuasion I did and I loved it (but I did end up having the seamstress swap the lace ups for a zip)!
I carried a posy of white peonies from the floristry department of St Helens College.
I was really close to my nan who died a few years ago so really wanted to try and incorporate my memories of her into the wedding. I had a locket with a picture of her in it wrapped around my bouquet and a large photograph of her from my mum's wedding with a candle burning.
Martin wore a dark blue slim fit three piece suit from TM Lewin, Liverpool. His shirt was white with accents of blue from Hugo Boss. His shoes were brown brogues from Bertie in Steve Madden, Manchester.
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June 17th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Today we join Stacy and David for their relaxed and pretty Real Wedding at Brides Up North Featured Supplier venue Woodhill Hall. The beautiful scenery and fab furnishings at this Northumberland home really do create a ready made backdrop, so Stacy sensibly kept her own decor light and natural to create a gorgeous day to say "I do".
With images by Leighton Bainbridge Photography.
Stacy says: David asked me to marry him on 3rd February 2013, in Hamsterly Forest in the trees. We were married on Easter weekend (so that we could extend the celebration by another day!) in spring 2014, at Woodhill Hall, Northumberland.
We loved Woodhill Hall because it was very laid back with amazing scenery and was dog friendly. We wanted everyone to feel relaxed and have a good time and not feel too formal.
The couple who own the venue are willing to accommodate anything you want to make your day special. It's a lovely relaxed atmosphere and such a special place.
We chose a natural garden theme of whites and greens. We prefer understated beauty.
I didn't want a big over the top dress but something simple and pretty. I chose a Mori Lee wedding gown from Wedding Essentials in Newcastle. It was strapless with a sheer lace panel over the skirt and a small train. I didn't wear a veil and instead twisted flowers into my hair.
David and his groomsmen wore morning suits from Greenwoods and the bridesmaids wore green and white strapless calf length dresses.
My bouquet was made by a family friend and was artificial. It was a combination of roses and woodland flowers including thistle so it looked like it was gathered from the garden.
We chose Leighton Bainbridge Photography because he has an amazing talent at capturing the beauty of a picture without it being staged. We love his pictures.
For our favours we bought some seeds online which were our table name cards but opened up as wild flower seeds for guests to take home to plant in the garden.
Our cake was made by the my uncle and it was a three tier white iced cake with two layers of fruit and decorated with white roses and greenery.
We had a roast lunch and guests had a choice of lamb or beef. The evening food was a Mexican buffet. We paid a corkage fee and supplied white and rose wine to all of our guests and a jug of Pimms with fruit and soft drinks.
After the speeches and cutting the cake, we had a local DJ who entertained us all evening and we hired a company from Liverpool who provided a photo booth and a star lit dance floor.
I planned a surprise honeymoon to Morocco and told David about it on the morning of the wedding.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to be very organised. Make lists so not only you but also your bridesmaids and ushers know the basics too because it is impossible to try and do everything!
Congratulations Stacy & David!
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June 3rd, 2014 | Julia Braime
This morning I've done something that when gave up the corporate rat race to be come a full time wedding blogger (you can read my story here) I thought that I would do all the time, but in the reality of deadlines, features schedules, event planning and all the time consuming minutiae of running a busy small business – never do. Ladies, I've done a Carrie Bradshaw (albeit in Kurt Geiger rather than Manolo Blahnik) and decamped from Brides Up North HQ to my local coffee hot spot.
Sometimes you have to shake off the four walls of normality and mix things up a little to refuel your creativity. Writers block? What writers block (a homemade raspberry muffin and a vat of coffee later)?!
Inevitably, with change comes challenge, and a challenging Wi-Fi connection means that today's Real Wedding feature comes to you a little later than planned, but (like the raspberry muffin!) the wait was totally worth it.
Clare and Philip's wedding is contemporary (whilst still remaining a classic), stylish and cool, and any bride who nips out of her own reception for a quick drink with her girls gets serious kudos from me…
Images by Samuel Docker.
Clare says: We got engaged on Christmas Eve 2009. It was a complete surprise. Our tradition is to go for a meal on Christmas Eve before going out and that year Phil told me to drive to The Hilton in Sheffield. When we got there he had booked a room, he said he thought it would be different. In the room were candles and my Christmas presents. He then told me to close my eyes and he put a t shirt on me over my dress. I thought it was a band t shirt and my gift was tickets to a gig. He took me to the mirror and he'd drawn a design on the t shirt which read the right way to me and it said "I love you with all my heart will you marry me?" He was then next to me with a gorgeous ring.
I obviously said yes and was thrilled to bits!
We were married on 31st August 2013 at Sheffield City Hall.
Phil actually found the venue, he liked it because of the detail of the building and the grandeur feeling inside. He had also played there a few years before so had a personal meaning to him.
When I was looking at the website for the City Hall I noticed that there was a competition to win the venue for your wedding, so I entered never expecting to win and I did!
I didn't mention that I'd entered to Phil because I thought it would be a nice surprise if i did win but probably wouldn't so wasn't worth getting our hopes up. Well a letter arrived in the post and I had only gone and won the venue of our wedding! We were ecstatic and the Sheffield City Hall were brilliant throughout and really on board with what we wanted to do.
We didn't need to travel far on the day, my Dad drove me to the City Hall where I spent the morning getting ready with my bridesmaids and Mum. Phil got ready at the Leopold Hotel just a two minute walk from the City Hall so he and his best man walked there!
The theme of our day was soft, elegant and simple and we wanted guests to have a very romantic feel to the day with lots of candlelight. The evening reception theme was a surprise to everyone, only ourselves and parents knew about it: "Wedstock".
Creams and whites were the main colours to give a soft romantic feel. The spindle back chairs were brushed vintage white and most of the table details were cream and white with pearl detail. The bridesmaids wore navy and the groom and groomsmen wore navy ties with grey suits.
I'm not a fussy dress kind of person so I wanted something elegant and simple. My dress was from Blissful Daze in Sheffield, it was one of the first bridal shops we tried and originally I picked the dress up because of the detail on the shoulders but that was all, but once it was on it felt perfect. It's by Ellis Bridals. It has jewel embellishment on the hip and shoulders, a cowl back and button detail down the back.
I wore peep toe heels with a jewelled detail. I'm fairly tall for a girl but definitely wanted heels for the big day which was fine when I stood next to Phil but my poor Dad looks a little short!
We searched for some time for jewellery as I wanted understated jewellery but something that went with the detail on the dress. By chance we found the bracelet, earrings and hair piece in Debenhams and they went so well with the dress we immediately stopped looking for anything else.
I also carried with me a sixpence that my Grandad gave to me before the wedding, he said my Nanan had been saving it for my wedding day but sadly she is no longer with us so it was important to have that with me. The freesia flowers were also a symbol of my Nanan as they were one of her favourite flowers.
The bridesmaids wore navy maxi dresses from Coast and the groomsmen wore grey suits from Moss Bros.
Philip wore a Ted Baker suit. He was very picky and his suit took longer to pick than my dress!
I carried cream and white roses, veronicas, eustomia, white freesia and gypsophila by Janice Johnson Vintage Floral Design.
Samuel Docker was our photographer – a great photographer and a genuinely nice man!
Phil is a big metal music fan and we both love festivals so we wanted to inject some of our personality and fun to the day. Everyone was in the bar area and when the ballroom was opened for the evening reception, staff handed out lanyards similar to those at a festival complete with map and set list. In the ballroom was a gazebo Photo Booth, a signing tent with artificial grass, vinyls to sign along with guest book, there was a tattoo inspired sweet table made by Phil's parents, a guitar case displayed for cards and gifts and tents dotted around for people to go in, there was also a chill out area called the rescue room with lanterns where the evening buffet was served.
Unexpectedly to the crowd a band called Our Friends Electric then took to the stage. The band had Phil's friends in it who have gigged a few times together and he was on lead guitar. They played cover tracks old and new and everyone was dancing and having a good time. By this time sunglasses were everywhere and we threw glow sticks into the crowd so it had a real festival feel. This was really special as Phil's grandparents had never seen him play live before so was a really nice moment.
I'd been hearing Phil practice for weeks in the spare room and knew most of the songs but it was a lovely surprise when he got down from the stage to dance with me as the band played "My Girl", me in my dress and Phil in his black flag t shirt!
I always said I wanted my mum to make my wedding cake. As I've grown up I've really enjoyed baking cupcakes, so me and my Mum made the cake two days before the wedding. It sounds stressful but it was a really nice to take some time out doing something we both enjoy together.
The cake was six tiers of cream topped cupcakes with brushed pearls and glitter on top with a fruit cake top tier made by my mum. We wanted something simple but elegant.
I think the whole evening reception was one big special touch for us, because we and our parents had made everything it felt extra special. We were excited that our family and friends had no idea about it and that the response to it was overwhelming,everyone loved it.
During the day the small touches made all the difference like the music sheet confetti cones we gave out, rose petals on the aisle, having our favourite film scores playing at the wedding breakfast, walking down the aisle to the instrumental 'Inhale' by Killswitch Engage: one of Phil's favourite bands.
Other highlights include confetti cannons going off as we danced with our friends for the second dance and my brother's poem reading during the ceremony.
The most random but also fun part of the day was when myself and the bridesmaids left the wedding for about 20 minutes in the evening for a cheeky shot. I'd joked to my friend before that it would be funny to leave the wedding and nip up busy Division Street to have a cheeky drink at The Frog & Parrot one of our go to places. Well she made this happen! Very random and very funny as we sat in a booth for a quick one with people gazing with puzzled faces and then ran back to the City Hall without too many people noticing. That's why I love my friends!
The honeymoon was a complete surprise to me. On the morning of the wedding Phil had delivered a rucksack with a letter explaining the bag contained clues of our honeymoon destination. This included flip flops, sun cream, a Mickey Mouse top, a french baguette plus much more.
During the speeches Phil had four of my bridesmaids stand up and announce where we were going. We went to London, Paris and Disneyland and then onto Ibiza. It was pretty jam packed but the perfect honeymoon for us.
Someone told me to take a few moments to yourself throughout the day at different times just to take in what's happening. I definitely did this, just a pause here and there and it really helps you absorb it all and gives you an extra smile. But my biggest tip for other Brides Up North is to enjoy it, we obviously both felt nervous before the big day but that was mainly because of the evening plans not the actual marriage. On the morning of the day all my tummy flutters disappeared and I just couldn't stop smiling all day
Congratulations Clare & Philip!
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February 4th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Yes, that really is today's bride and groom's married name – Mr & Mrs Perfect. Don't you love it. No pressure or anything..! Anyway, it turns out that their gorgeous Real Wedding in Manchester was pretty much that – a chic and simple and prettily perfect winter city wedding.
With images by Stella Photography.
Gemma says: Nigel asked me to marry him on 1st December 2012, on Llanmadoc beach in Wales, on a weekend away. It was a beautiful isolated beach on a lovely crisp winter's day.
We were married on 23rd November 2013. We had the ceremony at Manchester Town Hall, and the reception at The Place Apartment Hotel, a converted cotton warehouse in central Manchester.
We wanted everything to be indoors, firstly because it is Manchester, so it was more than likely to rain, and secondly because of the time of year. We had looked at country locations, but decided that as we had so many guests coming not only from over this country but also from abroad, the city centre would be best for travel from the airport, train or the motorway. Also, we live very close to the city centre, so going in to see our wedding coordinator at the venue, and meeting local suppliers was so much easier than if we had picked somewhere far away. Manchester Town Hall is a stunning old building, with high stained glass windows so we felt it added to the occasion. The Place is beautifully restored, maintaining many original features such as red brick walls and steel columns.
Our theme was simplicity. The venue for the reception made it seem urban chic and we also teamed this with a vintage feel with the flower displays – very natural, in small glass bottles and jars – and hand-tied favours with luggage tag labels.
The wedding was mainly white and ivory, however my husband had decided that he wanted to wear his kilt, in the family tradition, so I picked a dark forest green for the bridesmaids to match this.
My dress was from The Staite Rooms in Huddersfield. It was a Maggie Sottero gown (Geneva), fitted to the waist and slightly over the hips, and had a long train. The top layer was a delicate lace with floral adornments, and a a band in light mocha under the bust, which made it look quite different to any I had seen before. I loved my long train! The dress was strapless which I didn't think I would like when trying on dresses, but it fit beautifully with a lace-up back.
My bridesmaids wore full length forest green chiffon dresses from Fairytale Occasions in Bury. The groomsmen wore kilts in a similar style to my husband, our fathers wore black suits to match the kilt jackets. These were all hired from Slaters.
I had a fantastic hair & makeup artist come to make up myself, my bridesmaids, my mother and mother-in-law at the hotel, Jodie Smith, also based in Manchester.
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December 1st, 2013 | Julia Braime
Can you believe its Advent already? I've so much gorgeous Real Wedding content to share with you between now and when that New Year's ball drops that I thought I'd sneak in a pretty Sunday post to welcome the season.
If you're planning a winter wedding – or just thinking about decorating your home for the holidays – there's nothing chicer than layering white on white, as this lovely little decor and details inspiration shoot from North West photographer Amanda Balmain and floral designer Sharon Saberi at Aphrodite Flowers shows. Be inspired to create something lovely this Christmas.
Amanda says: Sharon and I actually put together this simple shoot earlier this year, but the ideas would work equally well for a beautiful winter wedding breakfast. We would both love to work on an outdoor wedding and we thought this gorgeous tree in the pretty woodland setting was just perfect. We had such fun decorating the tree and it looked so pretty that we both thought we would like to get married again right there (although we'd have to wrap up warm)! On the day the light was just perfect to give a warm glow to our all white winter floral colour palette.
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October 18th, 2013 | Julia Braime
And would you look at that, it's Friday! Three cheers and let's celebrate by feasting our eyes on this beautiful Real Wedding at one of my very favourite wedding venues – The Mansion, Leeds. I've just celebrated my third wedding anniversary, but if we had to do it all again, this venue would be seriously near the top of my list. Helen and David's celebration is just lovely – simple, chic and perfectly executed. Of course, it helps that they're blooming gorgeous too.
With images by Dorchester Ledbetter Photography.
Helen says: We got engaged in Summer 2011 in Las Vegas in an amazing restaurant overlooking the Bellagio fountains. It was a complete surprise.
When we got married we had been together for 15 years as we got together at High School. We finally said "I do" on Friday 16th August 2013 at The Mansion, Roundhay Park, Leeds.
We chose the venue for the beautiful interiors, the stunning views of the park and because we both grew up nearby. From the first time we went inside The Mansion we knew we wanted to get married there.
My dress was from Berketex Bride in Leeds. It was an ivory strapless gown with lots of subtle detailing and a slight hint of pink in the lace. It needed no alterations and fit perfectly on the day.
I wore customised converse on my feet. They had my married name on and were covered in crystals.
My seven year old nieces wore ivory dresses from Debenhams with floral appliqué. Our one adult bridesmaid (my wing woman) wore a floral print dress from Phase Eight. The groomsmen wore suits from Yorkshire Menswear and matching socks from Paul Smith.
We had Jill Ryder to sing and play guitar at the ceremony, drinks reception and wedding meal. She really made the day with her fantastic acoustic music. We saw her play at a friend's wedding and knew we had to have her on our special day.
In the evening we had a brilliant band called Vibetown who got everyone dancing.
My bouquet was made from white hydrangeas with green leaves. Our bridesmaid Emma had a matching bouquet. We then had table flowers to match in glass cube vases. I have always loved white flowers and we wanted a clean, simple yet elegant look.
Our photographer was Martin from Dorchester Ledbetter Photography. We were so impressed with the quality of the photos and had a hard time choosing pictures for our album. Martin had such a good knowledge of our venue and suggested all the best places to get a good shot. He even stayed for the evening reception and we got some great pictures on the dance floor!
Our on the day stationery was by Pink Sherbet. We chose butterfly place cards, which sat on the glasses and frosted candle holders lit the room in the evening.
We hired an ivory post box with our names on it for guests to place their cards in.
We chose a blush pink and ivory three tier cake with fondant flowers from Bored to Tiers in Morley. The bottom and middle tiers were vanilla sponge and then middle tier was red velvet with white chocolate ganache.
I have lots of amazing memories from the day – walking into the room and seeing everyone's smiling faces; walking up the aisle as a married couple then onto the terrace for some pink fizz; the speeches, which were brilliant and funny and hen everyone hit the dance floor to a Michael Jackson medley by our amazing band, Vibetown.
We just loved sharing such a perfect day with our family and friends. Everyone kept saying what a brilliant day it was.
For our honeymoon we went to Koh Phangan and Koh Samui in Thailand then onto Singapore.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to relax and enjoy the day. Get the main things booked as early as possible (venue, photographer, registrar) as these get booked up then take your time with all the other aspects. Book people that you trust and then you can relax and let them do their job on the day. We really trusted our venue team and photographer and felt able to enjoy every moment.
Don't feel you have to have a colour theme, our approach was 'if we like it then we will have it'. Enjoy the planning process, ours was exciting not stressful.
Congratulations Helen & David!
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September 23rd, 2013 | Julia Braime
I've something lovely to round off another pretty Monday on these pages, with this stunning styled shoot sent to me by Stephanie of SB events and showing off the work of a very talented collective of Yorkshire wedding suppliers. Girls, if you want your wedding day style to be whiter than white, look no further.
With images by Todd & Moore Photography.
Stephanie says: Whilst at a site-visit at Scampston Hall, near Malton, I was blown away by the Palladian Bridge in the grounds. Louise Legard (Wedding co-ordinator and sister of the owners at Scampston) mentioned that they were in the process of acquiring a wedding licence so that couples could get married on the bridge. This gave me the perfect opportunity to showcase the bridge on a styled shoot with local suppliers.
I have always had a love for ancient Greece and the Palladian bridge had the perfect backdrop. The Grecian wedding theme is as vintage as you can get. The colours used were ivory, gold and green and the colours complemented the theme and can be seen throughout from the cake to the flowers.
I called on friends and wonderful photographers Jill Moore and Julia Todd from Todd & Moore Photography, whose fine art and eclectic style were the perfect choice.
I wanted the shoot to have a natural yet glamorous feel. The first look, was a relaxed ceremonial style where the bride had her hair down with a floral crown. The second style was more formal which included our model's hair in classic Grecian braids and really showed off Enzoani's Harmony dress.
Flowers were designed by Flowers By Joanna Keely. The bridal bouquet included soft avalanche roses, spray roses, poppies, eucalyptus and eryngium.
The beautiful wedding gowns are from The Harrogate Wedding Lounge. The two dresses showcased in the shoot were Mia Mia's Summer and Enzoani's Harmony.
Props were supplied by venue decor stylists Catching Your Dreams. Decorations included gorgeous white candelabras, ivy garlands, birdcages and urns.
The collaboration was a huge success and everybody involved had a fantastic time and the images captured the glamorous Grecian theme beautifully. The Palladian Bridge will have a wedding licence from January 2014 and the images will be featured in their wedding brochure.
Little Black Book
Design & Co-ordination: SB events
Venue: Scampston Hall
Photography: Todd & Moore Photography
Flowers: Flowers by Joanna Keely
Hair & make-up: Beauty Call
Bridal Wear: The Harrogate Wedding Lounge
Grooms Wear: Humphrey & Tilly
Venue Decor: Catching Your Dreams
Cake: Babycakes York
Ceremony Chairs: YF Events
Rings: Iain Henderson Designs
Models: Celia Legard & Mungo Fawcett
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March 31st, 2013 | Julia Braime
Happy Easter Brides Up North! I hope you have some eggstra-special plans for the day… and is anyone saying I do?!
My day looks set to consist solely of changing nappies and scoffing mini eggs (although definitely not at the same time) so I thought that I should treat the rest of you to an altogether more refined celebration. With a gorgeous vintage dress, blush coloured and beautifully put together DIY details, just the right amount of twinkle and clouds of fluffy gypsophila, Penny &Tim's Real Wedding is jam packed with inspiration. Better than chocolate eggs any day! With images by Cassandra Lane Photography.
Penny says: We tied the knot on 28th July 2012 at St John's Church, High Legh, Cheshire. The reception was in our garden and the village hall next door.
We wanted a personal, relaxed theme so decorated really simply with white flowers, big white paper lanterns, white ribbons and blush coloured bridesmaids' dresses.
I chose a vintage dress from Abigail's Vintage Bridal in Rutland. It was a real pleasure to shop, an Aladdin's cave of dresses (and much more interesting). We found out that my dress was made by a women's workers union in Manhattan.
Tim wore a Ted Baker suit and the groomsmen chose their own suits. These are quite stylish men!
We carried simple bouquets of gypsophila, made by all the women of the family, the day before.
We travelled in a Rolls Royce that Tim travelled home from the hospital in as a new born (owned by friends of the family)!
My favourite part of the day was the ceremony. I spent so much time preparing for the rest of the event but really it's the ceremony that counts.
We opted for classic champagne cocktails in the garden rather that a champagne reception. The garden was filled with white lanterns, candles and ribbon streamers.
We went to the Liverpool Flower Market on Edge Lane for the flowers and vases. Although it looks a bit scary all the people were really friendly and it was an adventure! They will take your order a couple of weeks in advance and then order them for you. Great if you want a huge volume.
We handmade all the stationery. The invitations were made by Tim's Aunty Andrea. We downloaded a beautiful monogram and based everything else around it on iridescent paper with little jewels.
We used beautiful glassware hired from White House Crockery (I felt that since we were using the village hall everything inside had to be really special). My mum collected crystal decanters for us to use at the bar. The free bar (also stocked with cigars) didn't cost much but was great!
We chose a stunning blush coloured, vintage inspired cake.
Rachel Gates, the wife of a local farmer did the food – a mezze platter, pasta and a trio of desserts.
We used Cassandra Lane Photography and she was absolutely amazing! Really relaxed and pleasant and some gorgeous pictures that I happily display – a modern take and very flattering!
In the evening we hired a local jazz band. Tim's cousin, one of the bridesmaids, also sang!
After the wedding we honeymooned in Cannes. It was so glamorous. We plan to go back for our anniversary.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to do it however you want to. Don't be constrained by thinking you have to do it the same as everyone else. Work within the money you have. With a bit of thought it can be done much better on less money. Enjoy planning it and get everyone involved!
Congratulations Penny & Tim!
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February 24th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Welcome to Sunday Brides Up North! Yeah, it's almost the end of the weekend, I know, but look on the bright side – a new week means plenty more wedding pretty coming your way on these swirly silver pages!
Now you all know what I'm up to today… and I hope that lots of you North East brides and grooms will be joining us – Facebook and Twitter have certainly been abuzz with anticipation for days now! Please click here for more details and to register for your FREE VIP Bride-To-Be Goody Bag, whilst stocks last… it's only the massive Brides Up North Bridal Bonanza (yippee)!
In the meantime, we are keeping the inspiration flowing for those of you who can't make the event. Today we visit Harrogate, North Yorkshire to drop in on the celebrations of Melissa and Colin, as they say "I do" in classic English style – think white lace, lily of the valley, a lot of love and a tea party to top it all off. Bring out the bunting!
With images by Amy Sunley Photography.
Melissa says: We got engaged at Lake Windermere on September 11th 2011, and married on Saturday 5th May 2012 at St Robert's Church in Pannal, with the reception at Pavilions of Harrogate. We wanted a venue that was local for all our friends and family, with lots of outdoor space for the children.
We styled the wedding as a spring vintage afternoon tea party, with a colour palette of white and spring pastels.
I chose a Pronovias dress from Confetti and Lace in Harrogate, which was classic and strapless with lots and lots of tulle! Colin and his groomsmen wore indigo three piece suits.
I carried a bouquet of white peonies, hydrangeas and lily of the valley, bound with lace and a Wedgewood brooch belonging to my Nana. Our flowers were by 4 Seasons of Harrogate.
Our favourite part of the day was the ceremony… and the speeches… in fact, we loved it all!
Sarah Small of Cake! made a gorgeous four tier cake (two layers of fruit and two of vanilla with jam) covered in sugar hydrangea petals in pastel shades. It tasted amazing.
We used Karen Peacock of Raindrops On Roses Vintage China Hire to add some personality to our afternoon tea.
Keeping with our tea party theme, we used gave everyone little pots of homemade jam as favours, by Favours Of The North. We also treated everyone to ice creams, courtesy of The Icicle Tricycle.
Before the tea, we laid out garden games on the lawns, which the children (and bigger kids) enjoyed. In the evening, we were entertained by Swing Thing and also had a dreambooth photo booth, which everyone loved!
After the wedding, we honeymooned in Mauritius. It is such a beautiful place!
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to make sure that you and your groom stay together throughout your day so that you both share the same memories. Enjoy every second of it!
Congratulations Melissa & Colin!
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Anna and Lee's sparkling Winter wedding feels like the perfect way to begin a fresh new week here on the wedding blog. With tons of twinkle, crisp whites and beautiful images by super talented Brides Up North Featured Supplier Dominic Wright Photography, Anna and Lee's day is inspiration all the way. Enjoy.
Anna says: We got engaged at the Minster in York on the 14th February 2012. I wasn't expecting it all at as Lee hates Valentine's Day so I was very shocked and thrilled.
We were married on Sunday 23rd December 2012 at The Hospitium, Museum gardens, York. We loved the 14th century building and the mixture of the stone work and pillars downstairs and more modern upstairs. We thought it would be the perfect Christmas wedding venue. The setting in Museum gardens meant that we could have beautiful photographs (thanks to our amazing photographers!) in the Abbey ruins that are in the grounds of the park.
I wanted a winter wonderland with lots of foliage, twinkle and Christmas touches. I used a lot of white sparkle and then greens through the bridesmaid dresses and the foliage.
We put a surprise guided bus tour on (with bubbly!) for all our guests. It picked the guests up from Hotel Du Vin, York and the guests then had a personalised tour of the city before being dropped at the venue of the wedding.
I wanted a huge princess dress that was very classy and beautiful. I bought my stunning Pronovias dress from Brides of Harrogate. I wanted the groom, best man and fathers to be in classic three piece suits. The groom's suit was a William Hunt (Savile Row) suit. The bridesmaid's dresses were from Brides of Harrogate also and were made by the designer Mori Lee.
My make-up was by Julia Spink and the beautiful hair (bride, bride's mother, bridesmaids and flower girls was all done by Hannah Green.
I had recorded the children in my school singing a beautiful and moving song to be played through ceremony (which had many of our guests in tears). Then we had Christmas songs playing throughout the drinks reception.
Its so hard to pick a favourite part of the day! The reaction of everyone (including the groom who cried) when I walked into the room, the relaxed atmosphere and the knowledge that everyone was absolutely loving the day and buzzing with it and of course wearing my stunning dress and seeing my groom looking gorgeous, as were all of my guests. It really was the most amazing day.
I carried a bouquet of white roses with eucalyptus and sparkle. I wanted something very simple and classic that wouldn't date in the photographs. Our florist was the amazing and talented Susan Dudley-Smith.
We had personalised crackers which matched the incredible stationery designed and made by my sister in law, Kate Wells. She made the most stunning 'Advent Calendar' invitations for our guests to open on the days leading up to the wedding. The guests loved them! There were also personalised teddies for the flower girls to open at the meal.
The delicious catering was by Bradshaws of York. My mother in law made a beautiful ivory wedding cake with flowers on it to tie in with the theme.
Given the time of year and the fact that our daughter is only two, we didn't fancy a long hall flight for our honeymoon. We ended up booking a luxury cottage in Northumberland, so we had five nights relaxing as a family, with meals out and beautiful walks on the beach every day.
My top tip for other Brides Up North is to make sure you stick to your guns about the sort of day you want. If you are happy and relaxed on the day all your guests will be too. Unfortunately the saying is true – you get what you pay for, so pick out the things that are really important to you and then see if you can cut back (or make your own) in other areas. Guests will love your personalised and individual touches.
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Easy Like Sunday...
So as you can see, Bugsy is sitting on the couch, thinking about getting his easy on. I'm gonna join him as soon as I finish thing. We hope you are all having a great day.
The weather finally broke down here and HH promises windows open and lots of whiffies for us.
hugs, Knuckles
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- Athena said...
Enjoy your easy!
- October 27, 2013 at 7:04 AM
- Molly The Wally said...
Have a serene Sunday and enjoy your big easy.
Best wishes Molly
- October 27, 2013 at 9:01 AM
- Brian said...
I think a wonderful Easy is in the works!
- October 27, 2013 at 9:26 AM
- Frankie Furter and Ernie said...
OMD YES.... that is EASY fur SURE.
We have to have all of OUR thingys SHUT TIGHT now... Brrrrrr. YOU are so lucky to get the breezes blowing through.
- October 27, 2013 at 10:07 AM
- Kitties Blue said...
Bugsy already looks pretty settled into his easy. We thank him for showing his adorable little pink toes. Glad you can get some whiffies. It is a little warmer here today so some of us are spending time on the catio. Have a furry good weekend. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Misty May, Mauricio, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Josette
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Knuckles great spot to take an EZ in!
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Bugsy you sure know how to get an easy going pal.
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Enjoy your easy sunday :)
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'House of Commons Journal Volume 10: 19 February 1692', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 10: 1688-1693 (1802), pp. 680. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=29223 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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Die Veneris, 19 Februarii; 4° Gulielmi et Mariæ.
Selling Lands in Lincolne, &c.
Keeble's Estate.
Duchy of Cornewall Leasing.
Cambridge University Charters.
Corresponding with their Majesties Enemies.
AN ingrossed Bill from the Lords, intituled, An Act
for vesting several Manors, Lands, and Rents, in
the Counties of Lincolne, Berks, and Devon, in Trustees,
to be sold for the buying of other Manors and Lands, to
be settled for the same, or the like Uses, as those to be
sold are now settled, was read the Third time.
Resolved, That the Bill do pass; and the Title be
agreed to.
Ordered, That Mr. Clerke do carry the Bill to the
Lords; and acquaint them, That this House hath agreed
to the same, with an Amendment: To which they desire
their Lordships Concurrence.
Mr. Goldwell, reports from the Committee to whom the
ingrossed Bill from the Lords, intituled, An Act to enable
John Keeble, Gentleman, to sell certain Lands in Stow
Market in the County of Suffolke, and to settle other Lands
of greater Value to the same Uses, was committed, That
they had agreed upon an Amendment to be made to the
Bill; which they had directed him to report to the
House: And which he read in his Place, with the Coherence; and afterwards delivered in at the Clerk's
Table: Where the same was read; and is as followeth;
Press 8, Line 5, after "Apurtenances," add "except
the said Lands, Meadows, and Pastures, called Woodfield."
And the same being read a Second time, the same
was, upon the Question put thereupon, agreed unto by
the House.
Mr. Boscowen reports from the Committee to whom
the Bill for enabling their Majesties to make Leases and
grant Estates of the Duchy of Cornewall, was committed, That they had agreed upon an Amendment to
be made to the Bill; which they had directed him to report to the House: And he read in his Place, with the
Coherence; and afterwards delivered in at the Table:
Where the same was twice read; and agreed unto by the
Ordered, That the Bill, with the Amendment, be ingrossed.
A Petition of Anne Hamond, Relict of Anthony Hamond,
of Somersham in the County of Huntington, Esquire, was
read; setting forth, that whereas there is a Bill depending before this House, intituled, An Act for confirming
the Charters and Liberties of the University of Cambridge, and the Colleges and Halls therein; wherein there
is a certain Clause inserted, whereby . . . .(inter alia) That
the Rectory of Somersham, with Colne and Pidley, should
stand appropriated to the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars
of the said University, and their Successors for ever, in
Trust for the better Support of the Regius Professor of
Divinity in the same University; and that the respective
Professors for the Time being, and their Executors and
Administrators, should be thereby impowered, in the
Name of the said Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars, to sue
for and recover all Tythes, and other Profits, arising by
the said Rectory: And whereas Dr. Beamont, the present
Regius Professor of Divinity, having, for several Years,
pretended to hold and injoy the said Rectory, without
Institution and Induction therein, or taking the Oaths
for the same, as by Law required, he having already as
many Benefices, as he is by Law, qualified to hold; which
hath occasioned divers Suits and Controversies between
him, and the Petitioner, who hath a considerable Estate
within the said Parish, and several other of the Parishioners thereof; and in which Suit the Petitioner hath obtained Sentence against him the said Dr. Beamont, in the
Court of Delegates, by reason of his not being instituted
and inducted, and otherwise qualified as aforesaid;
therefore, forasmuch as the above-recited Clause does
alter the nature of the said Rectory, and creates a Title
thereto without Institution and Induction, contrary to the
true Intent of the said Bill; and will be prejudicial to the
Revenue of the Crown by taking away the Payment of
the Tenths and First-fruits: and is an Encouragement to
Pluralities, and purely designed for the Service of the said
Dr. Beamont, to the great Prejudice of the Petitioner, and
other the Inhabitants of the said Parish; therefore praying, That, before the said Bill be passed, the Petitioner
may be heard at the Bar of this House, by her Counsel.
Ordered, That the Petitioner be heard, by her Counsel, at the Bar of this House, upon Monday Morning next,
against the Bill, intituled, An Act for confirming the
Charters and Liberties of the University of Cambridge,
and the Colleges and Halls therein.
Ordered, That the King's Counsel be heard also, upon
Monday Morning next, against the said Bill: And that,
afterwards, the said Bill be read a Third time.
Ordered, That the several Charters recited in the said
Bill be produced to this House upon Monday Morning
An ingrossed Bill from the Lords, intituled, An Act
against corresponding with their Majesties Enemies, was
(according to the Order of the Day) read the Second
Resolved, That the Bill be committed to a Committee
of the whole House.
Resolved, That this House will, To-morrow Morning
at Twelve a Clock, resolve itself into a Committee of the
whole House, to consider of the said Bill.
A Motion being made, and the Question being put,
that the House do now adjourn;
The House divided.
The Noes go forth.
So it was resolved in the Affirmative.
And then the House adjourned till To-morrow
Morning, Eight a Clock.
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Zynga sheds three top executives in less than a month
A new report from Bloomberg this morning is shedding some light on the state of Zynga, the once king of social gaming. According to the report, three of the company's top executives have left the company including: John Osvald, SVP of games; Jesse Janosov, a Zynga VP who ran Zynga's casino department; and Nathan Etter, Vice President of games.
These departures come hot on the heels of Zynga switching out CEO Mark Pincus with former president of Microsoft's Interactive Entertainment, Don Mattrick, at the beginning of July. It is still unclear if these departures are a direct result of the new CEO or if they decided to leave the sinking ship before anyone else did.
US Army will use Unreal Engine 3 for training simulations
Intelligent Decisions is a company that creates virtual training simulations for the US Army Research, Development and Engineering Command, and they've just acquired a license to use Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3.
VP of Simulation and Training, Clarence Pape, said that the company will use the graphics engine to improve the movements of autonomous avatars in its Dismounted Soldier Training System, as well as adding haptic feedback for incoming fire, full skeletal controls and environmental variation.
Intelligent Decisions secured the license for Unreal Engine 3 from Applied Research Associates, Virtual Heroes and Epic through the Unreal Government Network. The Unreal Government Network, whilst sounding like a joke, is very real, and is a program that handles government contracts for the Unreal engine.
Gamers add $1 million to DotA 2's 'The International' prize pool
The world's largest DotA 2 championship tournament, The International, kicks off on Friday with group stage play and has quite the prize pool: over $2.7 million.
An extra $1 million has been added thanks to the sales of virtual items within DotA 2 by fellow gamers, so the prize pool could increase in the coming days. The DotA 2 Interaction Compendium has been on sale for nearly three months now, and allows gamers to make predictions for the tournament, as well as create fantasy teams within DotA 2.
Each sale is worth $10, with $2.50 of each sale going toward the tournament's prize pool, which has now passed $2.7 million. Valve have helped out here, with stretch-goal incentives that have seen six of the seven teams claiming thus far. The latest provides Compendium owners a new immortal item, as well as the other five perks unlocked up until now.
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Saints Row IV has been refused classification in Australia
Australia has only just adopted a new R18+ classification for games, and at the first strike, they slam the ban hammer down on one game already: Saints Row IV.
The Classification Board "unanimously determined that Saints Row IV is classified Refused Classification." In the full words of the Classification Board: "In the Review Board's opinion, Saints Row IV could not be accommodated within the R 18+ classification as drug use related to incentives and rewards is not permitted."
The original case saw Saints Row IV being put under the microscope because of its "alien anal probe" weapon, which the Board considered too close to sexual assault. Deep Silver are submitting a "safe" version of Saints Row IV, with Deep Silver stating they were "reworking some of the code to create a version of the game for this territory by removing the content which could cause offence."
15 new screenshots from GTA V surface, shows off more in-game scenes
At the moment, it appears that the entire gaming world is waiting on Grand Theft Auto V to release, and if everything stays on schedule, the game will be in consumer's hands just 50 days from now on September 17. We have seen the action from the trailer, we have seen the official screenshots, and today we are getting a glimpse at 15 more official gameplay images.
Interestingly enough, we see that the game is still promoting its fictional 80's band Love Fist which we first saw make an appearance in GTA Vice City and then in San Andreas. We also see that the main characters are still able to base jump from tall structures and that running from the cops on ATVs looks to still be as fun as it ever was. We also get a glimpse at some new military style helicopters that are most likely user controllable as well! RockStar, if you are listening, please port this game to PC, I do not want to have to buy a console just to play one game.
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Team Meat troll a scammer in epic hour long phone call about movie
I seriously hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it appears that there will not be a movie made around the vastly popular game Super Meat Boy... at least not from one
director scammer. Last week, Team Meat, the guys behind Super Meat Boy, published an hour long conference call in which a "director" was wanting to discuss working up a script for Super Meat Boy the movie. The guys caught on pretty quick that the guy was a scammer and they played along over the course the next hour and hilarity ensued.
During the conversation, Team Meat noticed that the so-called director had not even played the game as he had no clue on any aspect of Super Meat Boy. He asked them to hire him for 2 months so he could generate a "Blueprint" for the storyline at the cost of just $4,000. He then said that if everything went well, they would have to front $12k in "buddy money" for script production and if everyone was in agreement, then he would refund the $16k total that Team Meat had invested. The catch was, however, that if the director was not happy at any point, he could just take the $12k and call the whole project quits.
The video, embedded above and hosted on YouTube, is definitely worth a listen, if not for the lulz, then for the insight into how some of the true con artists in America attempt to scam possible victims. At one point, the scammer asks for sales figures and the guys reply that they are waiting on Microsoft to pay them $7 million in owed sales, and that Super Meat Boy's sales on a "small-time platform known as Steam" were eclipsed by sales on Direct to Drive. Team Meat held it together for the entire trolling session, and I must bow down to their expertise as trolling masters.
Phil Fish, the developer of Fez calls it quits, says no Fez 2
It was just over a month ago that Phil Fish announced Fez 2 at E3, but this morning it appears that the sequel to the popular indie game Fez will never be. This morning, Fish announced that Fez 2 has been canceled and he is leaving the industry for good. In a statement, Phil Fish wrote: "Fez II is cancelled, I take the money and I run. This is as much as I can stomach. This isn't the result of one thing, but the end of a long bloody campaign. You win."
Fish was quite the outspoken indie developer and stirred the pot quite a bit on occasion. He was featured in the popular documentary Indie Game: The Movie in which the cameras followed his triumphs and struggles with delays, massive bugs, and legal battles over Fez. Fish took massive criticism over Fez throughout the development process and the remarks continued even after the game was released and had become a huge hit. Apparently these comments, the pressure of topping Fez 1, and the stress that comes with being the sole developer on a massive game were just too much for Fish to take.
Valve: No Half-Life 3 for E3 2014... Me? Tears
Valve took some time on Friday to squash a rumor from gaming blog NSS that Half-Life 3 was going to be shown at E3 2014. The report said that they had an e-mail from Valve developer John Guthrie, who said that the first-ever Half-Life 3 trailer, as well as a playable demo would be available at next year's E3.
He supposedly wrote: "I can't confirm all too much since the development is still in early stages, but for now I can confirm that we are going to release on both current and next generation consoles, and we will also release the game on our own platform exclusively for PC and Mac. We hope to have the first trailer ready for E3 2014, which we (after several times not attending) will finally come back to."
The creator of Half-Life has come out and said the report is "bogus", with the only reason they decided to step out of the shadows is because of how quickly the story had spread. I think we'll see it toward E3 2014, but I think we're going to see it released closer to the time that Oculus Rift hits the market.
How is gaming on triple 4K displays? Check out Dirt 3 at 11520x2160!
Before next-gen consoles are here, and they usher in a kind-of-1080p gaming experience for us, 4K (or Ultra HD) was announced. We've seen a few sites play around with 4K gaming, but how do three 4K displays handle a game? What kind of insane rig do you need for this?
Well, Microsoft have done it, where they've slapped three Ultra HD-capable Sharp PN-K321 displays with the help of AMD and ASUS with three ASUS DirectCU II 7970s to show off some insane Ultra HD gaming. Dirt 3 was chosen as the game for its wide panoramic effect, with a single ASUS DirectCU II 7970 capable of pushing out 35 FPS, oh, at 11520x2160.
Yes, 11520x2160... I'll let that sink in for a minute.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines actor: the game 'seemed kind of passionless'
Gearbox Software did kind of screw us on Aliens: Colonial Marines, and now one of the major voice actors from the game has stepped forward mirroring our opinion on the game.
Michael Biehn played Corporal Hicks in the James Cameron-directed "Aliens", and came back to voice his character for Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines and when speaking to Game Informer, he said that the game was "kind of passionless". He compared his role with Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, where he plays Sergeant Rex Colt.
He described working with Blood Dragon's Creator Director, Dead Evans, as a positive experience, thanks to Evans' "interesting and creative presence" and passion. But during his time with Aliens: Colonial Marines, Biehn said he "didn't really have any fun". He added "It seemed kind of passionless. I think in movies, television and the gaming world, you get some people that are really, really passionate, and some people that are just going through the paces. They think that because they have a brand name they're going to get a hit game or hit movie out of it. That certainly was the situation on [Aliens: Colonial Marines]."


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For decades, women have fought an uphill battle to be taken seriously as athletes. Alaina Bergsma gets that.
The 6-foot-3 outside hitter for the Oregon volleyball team is considered one of the top offensive threats in the Pac-12, if not the entire country.
Yet, she's also comfortable immersing herself in an entirely different world of competition — beauty pageants.
Yes. She kills on the court and the runway.
Bergsma, who hails from Chandler, Ariz., is the reigning Miss Lane County USA, a title she earned last April, unbeknownst to her UO teammates.
Eugene's newspaper, the Register-Guard recently interviewed Bergsma about her plans:
"I feel like in a lot of ways, girls are expected to be more manly (if they play sports)," Bergsma said. "But you know, you can do both. You can be a serious athlete and also have a girlie side that likes to get dressed up and beautiful."
On the same weekend as the The No. 13 University of Oregon volleyball team (21-9, 14-8) earned a berth to the NCAA Tournament, Bergsma was on a stage being crowned Miss Oregon. Yes – winning the whole competition!
Not surprisingly, Bergsma's decision to embrace the spectacle of evening gowns, bathing suits and on-stage interview questions has elicited a steady diet of good-natured kidding from both the Duck players and coaches.
However, Bergsma welcomes that torment as well.
"Yeah, the team teases me a lot about it," she said. "But I laugh it off. It's just something I'm doing that's completely different from volleyball, and that's partly why I like it.
Bergsma, the Ducks' go-to hitter this year with a team-leading 123 kills in eight matches (4.73 kills per set), was encouraged to try the pageant route by Kelsey Moore, one of her best friends from high school.
But first, the redshirt junior, who transferred to Oregon from Cali's Loyola Marymount last year, had to check the UO volleyball schedule to make sure there would be no game conflicts.
As luck would have it, the Ducks concluded the regular season at home against Oregon State on Nov. 25, the day before the start of the Miss Oregon USA pageant.
This year's Miss Oregon pageant was held over two days — Saturday's preliminaries eliminated half of the 27 contestants , followed by Sunday's three-hour finale.
Having a beauty pageant contender on the team is uncharted territory for UO volleyball coach Jim Moore, who has been coaching for 22 years.
"I've never had a kid involved in a beauty pageant before," he said. "From my standpoint, it hasn't interfered in any shape or form, other than everybody giving her a hard time about it. But (Alaina) owns it. The players will say, 'Oh, is that your little pageant walk?' and she says, 'Uh huh.' So what do you do?"
For Bergsma, you practice walking in women's size 12 heels as much as possible, start the tanning process, make sure the makeup and hair products are all together, and practice answering a list of 300 possibly controversial interview questions.
Too bad the Miss Oregon USA pageant didn't include a talent component, because spiking a volleyball in heels would certainly get the judges' attention. Obviously she didn't need that.
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Over 20 national and international carriers service Denver International Airport (DIA).
Copper Mountain is 90 miles west of DIA and is easily accessible. Take I-70 West from the airport to exit 195.
Colorado Mountain Express (970-926-9800; www.ridecme.com) are experienced hands delivering skiers and riders from DIA to Copper Mountain and other mountain resorts. Powderhound Transport is a private shuttle company that also offers taxi service in the Summit County area. (970-455-4315; www.ridethepowder.com)
Copper Mountain Shuttle Service brings you to The Villages at Copper Mountain with free service. This enables you to hop from village to village utilizing this fast, safe and convenient system.
Call 970-453-TAXI for taxi services to Copper Mountain and Summit County, serving Copper Mountain and surrounding area.
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P.O. Box 3001
80443 Copper Mountain
United States
Phone: (800) 458-8386