Being a wedding co-ordinator is a truly brilliant job. We are able to be part of one of the most important days of someone’s life. We are involved in the minutest detail and are witness to the happiest of moments. However, it is not all glamour and giggles…there are many jobs we are required to do, some are mundane, others send our stress levels over the edge, and many which you would never even imagine! Before we meet a potential couple, we will have corresponded with them via email, and most probably sent them a brochure in the post. A viewing is the next step and finding an available spot in our diary can be more challenging than you’d think! There will be much toing and froing until a date is decided. Once we meet a couple, we can show off the Castle and really get to know the people and what they are looking for. The average couple will visit 3 venues in person so the conversion rate to booking is quite high. One of the most important aspects o...
The British love their traditions, and this is no more apparent than during a wedding. It would seem that many of the little details that make up your special day actually have an historic reason and are rituals that have spanned centuries. Here are a few traditions, some you may not even be aware of. Your father ‘giving you away’ This significant part of your day stems back to the Ancient Romans where arranged marriages were the norm, and fathers literally handed their daughters over to their new husbands. Usually a dowry was given as exchange for the bride. These days, it is still seen as a symbolic and highly emotive part of the ceremony. Wearing a veil While many people believe that wearing a veil was seen to ward off evil spirits (and this is a correct assumption), there is actually another far more controversial explanation. It is thought that a veil was worn to cover the bride’s face so her groom could not be ‘put off’ by her potentially unfortunate looks and refuse to mar...
Planning a wedding is a huge undertaking, and can be a very daunting and overwhelming experience. That is why we give all our Brides & Grooms our very special ‘Little White Book’ which is bursting with helpful information and some of our favourite suppliers. This post is all about Florists! Dinah Taylor Floral Designs Established in 2005 Dinah's love of all things floral saw her open her own independent business focusing on her pride and passion for wedding flowers. Gaining inspiration from her delight of the English country garden Dinah maintains a reputation for her natural untamed styled flowers full of timeless, elegant beauty. Her attention to detail and exceptional creative flair and enthusiasm will help guide and inspire you and your ideas, in turn transforming your dreams and vision into the most breathtaking florals. Always keen to incorporate seasonal flowers and foliage within her designs Dinah is known to create the most fab...
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