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October 20th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Now, I'm a girl who loves her fashion. And bridal fashion? The best type there is.
As a result, one of the highlights of my year is always my annual pilgrimage to the capital every spring, to check out the newest collections from the big name bridal design houses as they debut their latest offerings to assembled trade and press visitors.
FROW. It's the only way to go (dahlings).
One of the most anticipated openings in my schedule is always the suzanne neville show at the historic Tower of London. What this talented lady delivers with shape, structure and fabric is always delectable, and this season's 'Novello' Collection for 2015 didn't disappoint.
Suzanne Neville is known for creating elegant fashion forward gowns with a real wow factor. Every couture gown is beautifully hand cut and individually made in London, overseen by Suzanne herself. Frequently requested for red carpet events and television shows, the incredibly flattering dresses are always in demand.
I'm proud to share this beautiful selection of dresses with you today. The images are a selection of official shots and my iPhone candids from my catwalk-side seat back in April.
Swishy gorgeous.
Suzanne Neville say: Modern clean lines work in harmony with clever construction, in ultimate luxury fabrics with gowns such as the satin bias cut 'Chelsea' and the effortlessly chic 'Brompton'.The detail is in the cut and the design, with fabrics sourced to compliment the fall of the gown in true Suzanne Neville style. Other highlights include gowns such as 'Grosvenor' with its classic silk organza skirt and contrasting French lace long sleeved bodice.
For more, and details of Suzanne Neville's stockists, click here to visit the official site.
May 12th, 2014 | Julia Braime
I'm putting this feature together in my PJs (oh the glamour!) on Sunday night after a great weekend in Cheshire hosting our – absolutely gorgeous – luxury and vintage wedding exhibition for the first time at Hilltop Country House. Rain couldn't stop play (and I woke rather worryingly to the torrential type on Sunday morning) on what was a properly lovely day of fabulous people, superb talents and beautiful brides in an especially stunning setting. So up my street!
There's been so many lovely comments on Twitter and Facebook from our visiting brides and exhibitors and it's lovely to put my feet up and reflect on a job well done. Today, and the whole season so far in fact, has been epic. Thank you all for your kind words and feedback.
I'm feeling a little sad as our spring season is now drawing to a close – to be back with a bang in September! – but we'll be closing the season in style with not one but two supremely pretty events to finish off with next Sunday 18th May. For the first time ever, we're splitting the team and doubling up with two amazing bridal exhibitions in one day… I think the phrase Super Sunday might actually have been invented for this… read all about what's in store for you at The Alnwick Garden here or Middleton Lodge here.
Bring. It. On.
Anyway, I'm here in the office after hours, getting ahead so I can take a day off with my baby girl tomorrow, and recharge for a week of loveliness here online too. Things just keep getting prettier and prettier around these parts, and our brand new look isn't far off either… #getsetsparkle.
This afternoon though, we're in the Wirral for the fun and fabulous Real Wedding of Brides Up North reader Rachel and her new husband Alex. This is a day packed with colour, love and laughter. My very favourite type.
With images by Martisan Photography.
Rachel says: We got engaged in the Palais De La Mediterrannee hotel in Nice on May 16th 2012. Alex surprised me for my birthday.
We were married on Friday 16th August 2013 at St Mary's Church in Woolton, Liverpool and then had the reception in the Lakeside Marquee at Thornton Manor, Wirral. It is a beautiful, private location set on a lake where we knew our guests would be able to relax and just enjoy themselves. We wanted our reception to be in one big open area so that everyone would mingle and have fun together.
Our colour scheme was different shades of pink and orange. It was a real summer wedding.
I chose a bespoke made to measure Suzanne Neville gown and Alex and the groomsmen all wore tailored suits from Autograph at M&S. The bridesmaids all wore Kelsey Rose dresses.
I had a rose and orchid bouquet. My Nana and Mum's favourite flower is the orchid and mine is the rose. I wanted my bouquet to have a little of each of the three of us in it.
Our photographer was Martisan Photography and he was fantastic!
We had a swing band called Dominic Halpin and the HoneyB's. They never fail to get the party started! They are amazing!
Our invitations and table décor were by Hattie Boo Designs which is run by a super talented lady, Emma Bryan.
As a special touch, we had photographs of our four sets of grandparents and both sets of parents on their wedding day to remember their weddings and successful marriages. They have all fulfilled their vows.
We wanted the wedding to mirror us as a couple. It was very romantic and classic. On our first Valentine's Day Alex bought me a book called 'Love Monkey' by Edward Monkton. We named our top table after that, with a quote from the book that represented us. The rest of the tables were named after a famous writer or scholar with a famous quote they had once said about love.
We used Terry Tangs in Liverpool for our wedding cake. It was a four tier cake with a different flavour for each tier.
I loved every second but I think my favourite part of the day has to be our first dance. I wasn't looking forward to it as I was nervous but it was something I will never forget nor experience again. In our wedding venue the dance floor and 'party room' was hidden behind a curtain and so the guests had no idea. When the curtain was raised and we were behind it you could see how surprised and excited everybody was for us.
For our honeymoon we went to Australia for just over three weeks. We started in Melbourne and then went to Sydney. We then drove to Byron Bay and Brisbane and spent the last week on Hamilton Island in the Whitsunday Islands.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to enjoy it! Enjoy every second from the planning, to the build-up, to the day itself! It is easy to get stressed about trivial things when you are planning a wedding and worrying that something will not go to plan. If you really are marrying the love of your life you will have the best day ever and it will be perfect no matter what.
Congratulations Rachel & Alex!
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April 30th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Earlier this spring a group of North West wedding suppliers got together to collaborate on a contemporary art deco styled wedding photo-shoot at The Midland Hotel in Morecambe on the North West coast.
Brides Up North exhibitors (you can meet them both at our Hilltop Country House event in just under two weeks – click here for details) photographer Julie Lomax and cake specialist Rachel Hanna of Marie Antoinette Cakes teamed up with Vicky Cruse at The Midland Hotel to create something really special. The Midland was originally built in 1933 and is the epitome of art deco elegance and glamour. In 2013 it was lovingly restored and transformed to perfectly blend the original grandeur with a luxurious modernist style.
Julie says: As the hotel sits right along the Lancashire coastline, it provides the perfect setting for a wedding filled with seaside chic with incredible views, particularly from the fantastic bridal suite with its huge secluded balcony featuring a private hot tub!
Inside the hotel you can make use of several different spaces for your wedding but it's the huge Art Deco staircase that we really love with elegant sweeping lines that just seem to go on forever, a chance to get some truly unique and timeless photographs.
The team spent a long time searching for the perfect suppliers to collaborate with and certainly struck gold with a beautiful selection of headpieces, statement jewellery, flowers, dresses and a classic black tuxedo.
I was keen to keep the shoot as in-keeping with my natural-light style as possible, something that was relatively easy at The Midland given it's huge windows. Capturing all of the different details whilst strongly featuring the character of the hotel was something really important to me and I spent time assessing the location prior to the shoot to ensure that I got the best photos possible on the day.
The beautiful dresses were a selection of beaded Jenny Packham gowns – Rose, Eden and Esme from Mears Ghyll Bridal in Lancaster who also stock a wonderful selection of gowns from designers Alan Hannah, Charlotte Balbier and Suzanne Neville. The stunningly simple Maggie Sottero Oriana dress is from Butterfly Bridal in Lancaster who are also stockists of gowns by Justin Alexander and Essense Australia.
Samantha from Isobel Hind Couture is a very talented jewellery designer and her collection of jewellery and headpieces is really something special. Her unique style translates wonderfully to this collection which caught the eye of celebrity stylist and designer Kate Halfpenny who now stocks pieces from the range in her London showroom.
Jane from HF Couture in North Yorkshire has been designing bespoke and unique headdresses, tiaras and bouquets for over five years and they really are beautiful. If you're looking for a one off piece that will fit perfectly with your dress then look no further. Jane has recently been commissioned by British bridal designer Madeline Isaac-James to create a range of accessories to match her 2015 bridal collection.
A wedding isn't complete without flowers and Bolton-based florist Victoria from Lancashire Floristry didn't disappoint when she created two stunning bridal arrangements with matching buttonholes for the groom. The first was a collection of black call lillies, ivory roses, brunia, black eyed chins and gorgeous succulents. Victoria also made an amazing art deco style fan of flowers using pipped hyacinth heads, tulips and beautiful white orchids, all wired together with a jewel beads.
Rachel, my fellow organiser, from Marie Antoinette Cakes created a black, white and silver art deco themed cake for the shoot with clean lines, sharp edges, geometric shapes and patterns. Her award winning cakes are renowned for their eye catching design and deliciously moreish recipes. Rachel uses the best quality ingredients and takes the time to really understand your cake requirements in a free, no obligation consultation. Her designs include the increasingly popular Simply Antoinette range which was launched in 2012 but bespoke designs are equally as in demand. Not only does she create tiered cakes but also makes cupcakes, cake tables, dessert tables and wedding favours.
Debra from Ruby Red Lips Makeup is based at her studio at the beautiful Last Drop Village in Bolton and has a real passion for makeup and really making you and your bridal party feel extra special. Debra takes the time to really understood your skin and the look you want to create in a pre-wedding trial so that everything on the day runs smoothly and you and your bridal party can really enjoy the experience and feel pampered. For this shoot so created really strong eyes and lips and took inspiration from the flowers with deep purple on the eye lids and on the lips.
Alex Lee from Sarah's Hair in Bolton was the hair stylist on the day and spent time beforehand understanding the models hair, researching art deco hair styles and understanding the headpieces before deciding upon a style. She used thin tongs to create curls which were then softened to create a modern, softer version of the classic finger wave. Alex was then on hand throughout the course of the day to fix various headpieces into place which she made look a lot easier than it actually is!
Chelsea Leigh Edgar – Miss Bury 2014 – was the stunning bride for this wonderful shoot and looked amazing next to our groom, Peter Smithson. Chelsea is studying for a degree in Fine Art but enjoys modelling in her spare time having worked with me on previous shoots.
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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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April 28th, 2014 | Julia Braime
I don't want to jinx things, but this weekend I began to get a sniff that summer might finally be on it's way. The sun shone all day on our Brides Up North Luxury Wedding Exhibition at The Bowdon Rooms yesterday and all our beautiful brides and grooms arrived with a spring in their step and a smile on their faces. I know I say this every time (guilty as charged!) but yesterday's event really was something very special. I was so proud of the great mix of exhibitors and some of the wonderful comments on the day, by email and on Facebook from visiting brides really do make all the hard work worthwhile. If you missed us, we'll be back in Cheshire in a short two week's time for our inaugural event at Hilltop Country House. Don't miss that one! Click here to pre-register.
Meanwhile, all this sunshine has made me twitchy to share a very special Real Wedding that's been waiting in my features box for a while, one that's cool as ice and very glam indeed. Now that things feel warmer offline, I'm brave enough to sprinkle a little frost on these pretty pages.
Just don't get cross if it snows next week or something, right?
Images by Pixies In The Cellar.
Katie says: Stuart asked me to marry him on 21st December 2011 at The Grand Hyatt Muscat Hotel, Oman and we were married on Friday 20th December 2013 at The Saddleworth Hotel, Saddleworth.
I really wanted an outdoor wedding and the hotel had this facility, it was on our doorstep and has beautiful surroundings. The hotel style also fitted in perfectly with our theme, which was classic styling and winter wonderland.
I chose a Suzanne Neville Dress called 'Lady' from The Bridal Boutique in Guisley. I wanted something classic that would not date. I am not very girly either. The dress was made to measure and it was amazing!
My bridesmaids wore a graphite lace and organza gown, by Noir Lazaro (JLM Couture) which I got from Pomfret Bridal Gowns, Pontefract. The groomsmen wore a smart plain grey suit with a grey cashmere scarf from Denis Hope in Rochdale.
I travelled to the ceremony in a Rolls Royce Phantom with my Pops.
The ceremony was my favourite part of the day, it was fun and very emotional! And I got to marry my man!
We used Hangover Kits for the wedding Favours and created an order of the day with fun facts about how we met etc. to personalise proceedings.
As Stuart's dad passed away three years ago we wanted to include him in some way. His Dad was the best F1 Stockcar driver of all time – Stuart Smith 391 – so our stationer Amanda at Love Invited (a Brides Up North Featured Supplier no less!) helped us to do this.
Our table names were all named after the championships Stuart's dad had won which included a picture from that championship as a watermark. As my husband is also an F1 Stockcar World Champion we had lots of Stockcar friends there who thought it was a really nice touch! It was great how Amanda helped us to incorporate this and she was our very favourite supplier overall.
For our wedding cake, we had four tiers of Victoria sponge, lemon, chocolate and fruit. I had tasted a few cakes but Suzanne's cakes at The Frostery were by far the best! So helpful too!
We used a string quartet for our ceremony and for canapés and cocktails then had a band for the evening and a DJ. Later in the evening, we opted out of a buffet and had bacon and cheese butties served to keep the party in full swing
The best advice we were given was for me and my husband to step back & take 5 minutes to watch everyone enjoying our big day! We did and so glad we did! So that would be my top tip for other Brides Up North.
Congratulations Katie & Stuart!
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December 20th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Its holiday season here on the blog, and as the team take a break until to rest and recharge for what's set to be the biggest and best year yet at Brides Up North HQ, we'll be leaving you with a reduced blogging schedule so that you still get your daily dose of wedding pretty.
Usual service will recommence on 2nd January 2014, but in the meantime watch out for recaps of our favourite Real Weddings in 2013. Drop in every day for the very, very prettiest wedding inspiration and if you are a Brides Up North bride, to see if your Real Wedding was one of our top picks.
Another day, another beautiful Real Wedding, but this one's different as it's a day to celebrate the marriage of my lovely friends Ellie and Alexei. Ellie is one in a million and helps me out at our Brides Up North events. Did you meet my little ray of sunshine at one of our Brides Up North Luxury Wedding Exhibitions this Autumn?
Unfortunately I couldn't attend their beautiful wedding day due to a prior invitation, but the privilege of sharing it on these pages is almost as good. Ok, not really (there's no pink fizz involved for one thing!) but the pleasure is still all mine.
I'll hand you over to the brand new Mrs Callender, with images by CG Weddings.
Ellie says: We got engaged in February 2012 and were married on 27th July 2013 at St Anne's Church, Nantwich then onto Combermere Abbey, Whitchurch.
I wanted the overall look of the day to be elegant and I knew I had to make the most of the venue with its beautiful English country gardens. It was easy to dress the venue as you don't have to do much to make it look pretty. We chose a colour scheme of ivory, white and pale pink (sweet avalanche roses to be precise)!
My dress ('Paradise') was from Suzanne Neville's Diamond (2013) collection, and I accessorised with a pair of sparkling Jimmy Choos. My make up was by Kate Spreckley and my hair by Rachel Casey from Terence Paul, Hale.
My bridesmaids wore navy/royal blue floor-length bridesmaid dresses from Coast and our groomsmen wore hired grey morning suits from Debenhams.
I carried a posy of white hydrangeas, gyp, ivory and sweet avalanche roses by Jacklyn at Precious Things, Cheshire. The bridesmaids had similar bouquets, just in white, and they had diamanté sprays in theirs for a bit of sparkle.
My dad and I travelled to the church into a cream Bentley S1 and the bridesmaids and my mum were in the vintage Austin Limousine. Both were booked through www.yourwhiteweddingscars.co.uk who were brilliant and the drivers were amazing on the day… our driver took Lex and I on the scenic route from the church to the reception venue so we could have a bit more quality, alone time together.
We used on the day wedding-planners – Caroline and Claire at Pomp & Ceremony Planning, a Brides Up North Featured Supplier. These ladies are wedding angels!
My mum made our cake – I saw roughly what I wanted and asked her to get the florist to include the flowers in the vases in between. It was traditional with a touch of sparkle round the edges.
There were also a lot of homemade DIY touches (mostly by my lovely mum) such as the Mr and Mrs dressed champagne glasses and the table plan which was a door with photo frames hanging from it. I saw something similar on Pinterest and showed it to my mum and she brought it to life… it was just a little different to others I'd seen and we loved it.
As a surprise we booked the Singing Waiters – Divas Disguised – I was a bit wary at first as I thought it might be a bit cheesy however after briefing them on no 'cheese' it went perfectly. It was one of the highlights of our day and definitely most of our guests'. We have had so many of our guests telling us since how much they enjoyed it and that it was something they hadn't seen before.
In the evening we had a live band called The Provocateurs who we booked through Hipswing Entertainments. We wanted the first dance to be live. We asked the band to do a speeded up version of the song I always knew I'd have at my wedding- 'I Swear' by All4One… the lyrics make me cry even thinking about them!
Our honeymoon was a surprise booked by Alexei. We had two nights in Singapore then nine nights in Lombok (next to Bali). Both were great for a July/August honeymoon- the weather was perfect.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be the enjoy the getting ready part of the day as much as you can. It's very easy to get stressed and anxious about everything on the morning of the wedding however you can't change it at that point so just enjoy the morning with your bridal party – it's a very happy time. Oh and, if you can, get a wedding day coordinator/planner, mine (Pomp & Ceremony Planning) were godsends!
Congratulations Ellie & Alexei!
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November 20th, 2013 | Julia Braime
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In the wedding blogosphere, things move at breakneck speed, and you can be sure that any wedding blogger worth her salt will have discovered, dissected and disseminated any trend worth trying at least a season before it hits the mainstream. Earlier this year, I visited White Gallery London – a huge exhibition and set of catwalk shows at which the big name bridal designers launch their new season collections to the trade and press – to take a sneak peek at the gorgeous gowns that will be landing in bridal boutiques near you this autumn. Let me tell you, if you are in the market for a wedding dress this season, you are in for a treat!
What followed was a collection of high profile designer interviews, right here on the pages of this wedding blog. The collections have now landed in a boutique near you, so if you missed the previews and interviews, I'll be republishing these to Facebook over the next few days. Click here to like our page and stay updated.
As well as online, I wrote about the beauty and drama of the new collections in my regular column for Loved Up Magazine. Here's my summary of the season. Limited by word count, let me tell you, it doesn't even touch the sides of all the fabulous frocks you have to choose from. Make sure to revisit our Designer Series interviews at the earliest opportunity too!
Brides Up North in Loved Up Magazine autumn/ winter 2014
The collections this year had something for everyone with glitz, feathers, embellishment and lace, as well as simpler styles too. Skirts were either voluminous (with a nipped in waist) or sleek and swishy. Many designers drew inspiration from bygone eras – with the 1920s and 1930s being popular influences – and whatever your hemline preference: short, long or even trousers, there was something for you. Favourites included Suzanne Neville's Vintage Rose Collection, Stephanie Allin's fairy-tale gowns and boho styling from Terry Fox Couture. Check them out soon at a Northern stockist near you.
Cuvee Rose by Ian Stuart
Blushing Bride
The craze for adding a pop of colour to your wedding gown continues for spring/ summer 2014 with a watercolour wash of pastel shades on the catwalks. Fashionista Ian Stuart led the way with his candy coloured Frill Me! collection.
Great Gatsby!
Where the silver screen leads bridal fashion follows, with drop waists, beading and gemstones more prevalent than ever for the new season. Add a bejewelled feathered headdress and some dancing shoes to complete the look. Daisy Buchanan, eat your heart out!
Gatsby by Suzanne Neville
Celeste by Naomi Neoh
English Vintage
Contrasting with all that Hollywood glam, other designers like Sassi Holford, Charlotte Balbier and Caroline Castigliano stuck to what they do best – British beauty. If you favour the English rose look, their floaty skirts and frothy lace confections will be a dream come true.
Annie by So Sassi
Cute & Quirky
Rarely seen in the past, there's now a flippy little short number in nearly every designer's collection, as well as jumpsuits and shorts making an appearance at the most cutting edge design houses. If you still favour a frock, check out flirty t-shirt sleeves, deep pockets, daisy detailing and polka dot lace to bring the cutest dresses right up to date.
Jesus Peiro 2014
Simply Divine
Don't despair if you like your styling fuss free. Many designers kept things clean this season with a focus on structure and tailoring. Watch out for the new collection by Astral Sundholm Circa Brides for a refined and fresh look.
Tallulah by Astral Sundholm Circa Brides
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June 4th, 2013 | Julia Braime
It's been one of those mornings here at Brides Up North HQ. An absolute catalogue of (both domestic and blog related – that's what you sometimes get for running a busy business alongside welcoming a new baby) errors has ensued meaning that this fab feature comes to you
a little a lot later than planned. Still, we made it – for a while it was doubtful – and aren't things looking pretty around here?!
If you follow me over on Twitter and Facebook (go get involved if not) then you'll know that as well as playing the role of harassed mummy, running my own wedding blog and bridal events business also means that I sometimes get to dress up and swan around swanky venues, soaking up all the wedding pretty and new trends. And that's almost as good as being a harassed mummy.
A few weeks ago I was in London for White Gallery, a huge deal in the wedding industry, and basically a massive event where all the top bridal design names (and some exciting newcomers too) present their newest collections to the trade and press. Its a first look at the gorgeous gowns that will be arriving in a boutique near you soon.
Off with her head! The Tower Of London
It was such a mad day (I was up at 5:00am to catch the early train and home by midnight) filled with taxi cabs, catwalks, catch ups and crazily beautiful wedding gowns and accessories. I'll be featuring lots of what I saw and did on these pages over the coming weeks (it's far too much for just one blog post, and since my job is to bring the pretty direct to your computer screen, I'd be doing you a disservice with just a quick recap of my favourites), but today I'd like to introduce the absolutely drop dead gorgeous new Vintage Rose collection by designer Suzanne Neville.
Totally spoilt – treats from the team
If you think these gowns look good in the pictures here, just you wait till you see them in real life!
I was one of only two blogs invited to see the preview – a real honour, and lovely to finally to meet the lovely team behind Rock My Wedding – hello guys! – held in the historic HM Tower Of London. After meeting the team at Suzanne Neville and the lovely, lovely lady herself (an iconic British designer but so wonderfully welcoming, humble and excited about her new collection), I settled down in the primest of seats (dead at the end of the catwalk, thank you very much) for a showcase of scrumptious wedding gowns that completely took my breath away.
What a view
Girls. I urge you. Seek out a stockist near you (there are loads up here in the North) before making any rash wedding dress decisions. These you have to see.
Always at the forefront of design, this collection is an inspirational collaboration of eccentric art, decadent fabrics, jewels and opulent lavish panache. The collection is an amalgamation of fashion trends, classic tailoring and flowing fancy that combines contemporary edgy chic with truly wonderful historic masterpieces. Joyous fabrics in laces and prints, embroidery and sparkle, brocades and dazzle.
Belle Amour
Keeping the foundation of fine quality, workmanship and cut and made in Suzanne's London studios with care and excitement, the collection is a thoroughly modern approach to dressing brides on that special romantic life changing day.
Country Garden
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Little Black Book
Gowns: Suzanne Neville
Accessories: Hermoine Harbutt, Halo and Co, Flo & Percy, Aruna Seth
Flowers: Bloomingayles
Photography: Mike Daines
Videography: Dominic Jamesson McClean
Hair: Eastern Regal
Make up: Jamie-Lee O'Sullivan
Production: Svend and the team at DSA Production Services Ltd
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December 29th, 2012 | Julia Braime
Over the festive period I'll be recapping some of my very favourite Real Weddings from the last 12 months on the wedding blog. It's been a tough choice! In true Brides Up North style, each wedding featured on these pages is unique, beautiful and gorgeously personal. It's been an exceptionally fabulous year! Enjoy…
If you are in any doubt about why you should visit one of our Brides Up North Luxury Wedding Fairs at Allerton Castle in 2013, then Kristy and Antony's beautiful Real Wedding by one of our exhibitors, Chris Chambers Photography should make your mind up for you. Like the venue itself, their big day was simply stunning.
Kristy says: Antony proposed on New Years Day 2011 at the top of the Rockefeller Centre in New York with a jelly sweet ring and we were married on 30th June 2012 at Allerton Castle, North Yorkshire.
We were blown away with the grand presence of the building both inside and out. The moment we saw the grand hall and stunning staircase we knew this was our perfect venue. It actually brought tears to our eyes and we were overwhelmed. It was an important factor to consider the weather may not be perfect and we knew Allerton Castle could accommodate all weathers.
We based our theme around New York and the colour was based on a Tiffanys box where my engagement ring came from. We made a conscious effort to bring New York into our day without being NYC over the top.
Antony was surprised by the NYC Yellow Cab from Hi-Life. He and his groomsmen travelled in style whilst the girls and I got ready at Allerton Castle, with hair and make-up by Debonnesse.
My dress was bespoke; I had very clear ideas of how I wanted the dress to look. Suzanne Neville designed and created my dream dress.
The bridesmaids wore Dessy dresses in Spa, with matching shoes. The flower girl and page boy wore ivory to compliment my wedding dress.
The groomsmen wore light grey suits from Next with spa ties and handkerchiefs.
Antony choose to have a bespoke suit made in total contrast to the groomsmen's suits. This was made my Michelsberg Tailors.
Seeing my father's reaction when he saw me in my dress for the first time was a memory I will cherish forever. Chris captured this moment perfectly and it brings a tear not only to my eyes but to everyone that sees it.
Antony in particular loves the moment he turned to see me coming down the stairs.
I carried a bouquet of Picasso calla lilies with a matching button hole for Antony. The bridesmaids wore wrist corsages of roses and the other buttonholes were roses too. We choose the Picasso calla for our candelabras and service flowers and the deep purple complimented the Tiffany blue perfectly. All our flowers were by Firenza Floral Design.
I chose to wear my grandmother's wedding ring as my wedding ring. Sadly my grandmother passed away some years ago. The ring was dipped in platinum to match my engagement ring.
We chose Jelly Rings as favours – to symbolise the Jelly Ring Proposal! Cande Cakes made our wedding cake.
The wedding breakfast room looked beautiful, with chair covers by Ambience Venue Styling. Our caterers, hosts and wedding coordinators for the day were Dine Services.
My father's speech was both genius and filled with a rollercoaster of emotions it was absolutely brilliant and made us both extremely proud and overwhelmed.
The Event Music Company played during our service and reception.
Our Strictly Come Dancing first dance including personalised voiceover from Alan Dedicoat (The voice of Strictly Come Dancing)! Then we organised a DJ from Exclusive Entertainments and fireworks as a surprise to our guests.
We had a mini moon to Sorrento, Italy to relax and reflect our magical day. Our honeymoon is to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and New York.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to relax on the day, enjoy every second of it together and take in as much as possible. Do not get stressed, if things go wrong laugh about it. Remember the reason you are there it's about two people who love each other and want to get married sharing their day with friends and family. Nobody is bothered if things go wrong after all we are all human!
Nothing can spoil your day not even the bad British weather. The crazy weather we experienced was actually a plus and delivered the most amazing photos we could never have dreamt of by our brilliant photographer Chris Chambers Photography.
Congratulations Kristy & Antony!
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If you follow the wedding blog over at Twitter or Facebook, you may just have an inkling that this week I am hosting not one but two wedding industry parties – the Brides Up North Tweet Ups supported by Wedding Ideas Magazine – in Yorkshire and the North West.
These events are my way of saying thank you to an industry who has embraced and supported me and my concept – that there is so much Northern talent in the bridal industry just not getting the recognition that it deserves – but more than that, the events are special because they are a great opportunity to make new friends and have some fun.
One new friend and colleague I met at the last Brides Up North Tweet Up in Yorkshire was Helen of boudoir specialist Masque Photography, and I am really happy to share her Real Wedding photographs with you today. It appears that it was a big day for everyone in Helen's lovely little family…
Helen says: Paul asked me to marry him at 5.51am on the 7th May 2010, the minute after our baby Son was born, and we were married on 5th May 2012 at Hazlewood Castle near to York.
We chose Hazelwood as it is an absolutely stunning castle in an amazing location. We had received first class hospitality on previous visits and knew it was right for our "Summer's Day" themed celebration.
I chose a simple, sleek and fitted Suzanne Neville dress from Harvey Whites Couture in Harrogate on Cold Bath Road and carried a hand tied bouquet of antique roses – Amnesia, Avalanche and Memory Lane – with wax flowers and rosemary by Flowers By Anderson. I added my Nan's brooch to the bouquet as a special touch.
Our colour scheme was aubergine and ivory and my bridesmaids wore short satin dresses from Coast. My younger flowergirls' dresses were from Debenhams with pink petals at bottom of the dresses.
The grown ups carried similar blooms to mine and the flowergirls had soft little posies of gypsophillia.
I had the pleasure of staying over at Hazlewood the night before the wedding and getting ready at my leisure, but Paul still managed to arrive in style – in his friend's Aston Martin!
After our ceremony we headed to the on site chapel where our children were christened in a special ceremony. This made our day extra special.
My favourite moments were the touching parts of the day: The ceremony, being cheered down the aisle, seeing a tear roll down my Dads cheek at the altar, my friends reading, my Dad's speech and first dance and of course the childrens' christenings.
There were a lot of children at our wedding so we organised a Punch and Judy Show which seemed to go down really well!
To keep things personal we custom-made boxes for gifts with a montage of our photos and wedding items
and chose an old-fashioned typewriter from Perfect Days Vintage for the guest book, which the guests enjoyed tapping away at!
Paul chose our cake and really went to town: a four tier square fruitcake with roses from bouquets in between the tiers. We also had two three tiered strawberry cheesecakes! All our cakes were by Louise Marsh-Elliot.
In the evening DJ Dan Metcalfe kept the party going with funky, uplifting house!
After the wedding we enjoyed a lovely honeymoon (and a well earned rest!) in Portugal with our children.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to try and have an early wedding! All that nervous energy is no good for you.
Congratulations Helen & Paul!
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How Can Day Schools Lower Their Economic Barriers?
One of the chronic problems facing the Jewish community is the high cost associated with being an engaged Jew. There are synagogue dues, membership fees for Jewish organizations and JCCs, and some Jews truly "break the bank" by sending their children to Jewish day schools. In the pursuit of endowing their children with a well-rounded secular and Jewish education, parents of Jewish day school students spend an average of $15,000 per year per child. While parents are usually satisfied with the education and the "frills" that the schools provide (like arts education, state-of-the-art technology, and small classroom sizes), some are finding that the economic toll is too burdensome and unsustainable in the present economy.
A Huffington Post article this past week, "Jewish School Tuition Crisis: Parents Feeling 'Priced Out' of Their Religion," illustrates the conundrum facing many Jews today and reminds us, at JOI, of a conversation we began through our Big Tent Judaism campaign "There's No Shame in Asking." The campaign, which was about publicizing the financial assistance already available at many Jewish institutions, began a side-discussion on synagogue membership models and how employing new pay structures may make synagogue life accessible to Jews of all financial means. As the campaign's name suggests, JOI wants to be sure community members will feel comfortable asking about other financial options. Unfortunately, as mentioned in this op-ed, "Priced Out," asking is not always easy in the Jewish community. Thus, the writer Shira Hirschman Weiss similarly calls for a conversation on the economics of the Jewish community and more specifically begs the question: What kind of pay models can the Jewish community and Jewish day schools erect in order to make tuition conceivable for all Jewish community members?
There are various possibilities that Jewish day schools around the country might consider. Could a "fair share" model prevail – one in which families paid that of which they are financially capable? Should communities focus on raising endowment levels, so schools can be generous with scholarships? In some communities, families are considering a new alternative to day schools altogether: building Hebrew charter schools that would be supported by state educational budgets, and provide supplemental religious education off-site. Is it feasible for Hebrew charter schools to succeed in communities around the country?
Jewish day school education clearly has immense value to the Jewish community and to the development of Jewish individuals. There are of course other challenges to the day school model, including that many Jews simply do not want to keep their children in a solely Jewish environment for the entire day. But for those families that find value in day schools, what can the community do to make sure no Jewish family is "priced out," due to their economic status? How do we lower the barriers to the one of the most impactful entry-points of Jewish life: the Jewish day school?
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Rabbi Saul Zucker, who is quoted in the article to which you link provides the answer to the problem: "the average price of Jewish day school tuition for grades K-12 is $15,000 per year (as compared to the average Catholic school tuition of $3,383)." Catholic schools have the financial support of the world-wide Catholic community. Jewish day schools do not have community-wide support, or if they do they do it is a pitance. That's the problem. The solution is simple: our Federations need to stop wasting money on seven-day-a-week fitness centers that–aside from the first word in their names–aren't particularly Jewish and need to start putting that money towards Jewish Day Schools, institutions with a proven track record for creating subsequent generations of Jews who are committed to the Jewish community. In my community alone, approximately $15,000,000 has been wasted over the past 20 years on a beautiful gymnasium/natatorium that would make the ancient Greeks blush with envy. Imagine if that money (not to mention the millions in donations that the JCC received from private donors) had been allocated towards [pan denominational] Jewish education instead! The good news is that it's never to late to change course. We are Jews. We build schools, not gyms.
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|Do you have a leaf blower that can be switched to a vacuum? And if you do, would you be able to vacuum that way? I'm not sure of the limits of your physical capability, but would vacuuming be just as tiring as raking? Maybe not as much physical motion or movement, but I'm thinking lugging and moving a shopvac may be tiring. My leaf blower doubles as a vacuum and while it is a "hand-held" blower/vac, I get tired out pretty quickly! And I don't think I would use anything except a shopvac - I'm not sure if you are asking about other vacuums, or if you are only considering the shopvac, but just thought I'd throw that out there!
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Or perhaps your local teen center, boys & girls club, church, or middle or high school have some kind of job bulletin board or program where kids will work. This might be a good longer term solution as well for you. A friend of mine with arthritis used to have a young teen come over and help her. She found him through some kind of work program at the middle school. He got to earn some money and she got help with her garden.
Lastly, are the leaves matted so thickly that they will interfere with growth, or is it just a thin/light layer? Your other option is to clear the leaves around the new growth when it appears, and just leave them in the bed as mulch.
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The Captain in a Familiar Pose, on the Veranda at "Connemara" With His Two Faithful Collies, "Mike" and Laddie."
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Nestled in between two of the state's top universities, Clemson and USC, Pelzer, South Carolina is a quiet southern mill town located near the Saluda River. This particular mill area, founded over one hundred years earlier by a group of elite gentlemen from Charleston, SC, was the first place in the world to ever have electricity generated at a distance specifically for manufacturing purposes. It was here that a flicker of success exploded into a new way of doing business in the textile industry.
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Captain Ellison Adger Smyth served as President and Treasurer of the Pelzer Manufacturing Company for many years and seemed to have had the most influence in the Pelzer area. Born on October 26, 1847, of prominent Scotch-Irish heritage, he was an effective influential Pioneer, said to have been involved in over ninety mills of the South. His father was Rev. Thomas Smyth of the Second Presbyterian Church of Charleston, SC. Ellison's mother, Margaret M. Adger, was daughter of wealthy merchant and banker James Adger, also of Charleston. Historic research shows that Rev. Thomas Smyth's aunt, Martha Magee, founded Magee College located in the University of Ulster. Ellison's grandfather, James Adger, was responsible for starting the first steamship line between Charleston and New York among other great accomplishments.
Young Ellison at the tender age of fifteen witnessed the firing on Fort Sumter. He later received his "Captain" while serving in the Washington Artillery Rifle Club through the time of General Wade Hampton. This club was an elite group of about 350 gentlemen who literally held Charleston together during the Reconstruction. Wade Hampton is recognized today in our Capitol as representing the state of South Carolina. Captain Smyth was appointed to the Industrial Commission by President William McKinley and served as President of the American Cotton Manufacturer's Association. According to Professor Judy Bainbridge, he was responsible for the beginnings of many of Greenville's social clubs such as the Cotillian Club, Greenville Musical Association, Poinsett Club, Sans Souci Country Club, and Greenville's Rotary Club. "The Captain" as Ellison was affectionately called, contributed directly to the success of electricity in Pelzer. He retired with his family for leisure to the Flat Rock estate Connemara, which he thus named after where his ancestors were from. Known today as the Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, the estate welcomes visitors from near and abroad.
Although it wouldn't be until later around 1923 when they would move forward to purchase the Pelzer Mills, history reveals that Lockwood Greene of Boston were directly involved in the beginnings of the Pelzer Mills. Other owners of the Pelzer Mills included Kendall Company and Gerber. Bricks and lumber from the Pelzer Mills began to find their way by business into homes and properties across America. Some people currently purchase "lumber from the Pelzer Mills". It is safe to conclude that this Pelzer history continues to be recognized today in the USA.
References and Resources from CPHS Archives:
Current and former residents of Pelzer, SC
Contact with the descendants of the Founders and their associations
Old Mississippi Brick and Heart Pine—Tom Green
The Pioneer by William Plumer Jacobs
Lockwood Greene The History of An Engineering Business 1832-1958 by Samuel B. Lincoln
University of South Carolina
South Carolina A History by Walter Edgar
The Administration of Industrial Enterprises by Edward D. Jones, PH.D.
Men of the Time by Garlington
From "Rock Hill" to "Connemara" The Story Before Carl Sandburg by Louise Howe Bailey
South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Anderson County Museum
Mac Arnold and Belinda Humphries
Upcountry History Museum
SC Confederation of Local Historical Societies
Antebellum Charleston Dramatists by Charles S. Watson
Chase Bank
You Tube Bruce Springsteen My Hometown
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The Porta Gaz is a 3 way portable refrigerator. You can choose from a 12V DC vehicle's auxiliary socket, a 120V AC power supply or LP gas as different sources of power. This product will keep your drinks cold and your food chilled. It has a 37 quart capacity (12-ounce cans). It is ideal for camping, day trips, barbecues and home use. It features a rotary piezo gas ignition, bubble level indicator, indicators to show the method of operation, thermostat controlled when operating on 120V AC power, absorption cooling system and silent operation. It comes complete with AC cord and plug, DC cord and accessory adaptor.
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Pronunciation: /ˌkəʊkə(ʊ)ˈbəʊləʊ /
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A tropical American tree with hard reddish timber that is used to make cutlery handles.
- Dalbergia retusa, family Leguminosae
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