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Wedding E-Magazine Herts Beds Bucks January HERTS, BEDS, BUCKS E-WEDDING MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2021 ISSUE NO. 8 E-WEDDING MAGAZINE L I V E V I A I N S T A G R A M S T O R I E S @ T H E V I R T U A L W E D D I N G C O IS THIS THE YEAR I DO? Inside this month's issue: How to get an award winning toastmaster. Design your own wedding rings. Find a fantastic makeup artist for your big day. Tailored gentlemen's clothing. Glorious florists...... and more HERTS. BEDS. BUCKS TOP VENUES TRUSTED SUPPLIERS BRIDES & GROOMS REGISTER FOR FAIRS EMAIL: [email protected] E I G H T H I S S U E 3 GETTING INVOLVED 4 OUR NEXT DATE 5 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR 6 BRIDES OF BERKHAMSTED 7 HAPPY TOTE QUOTES 8 ROSALYN'S EMPORIUM 9-11 ASHRIDGE HOUSE 12 ALL THINGS CONFETTI 13 CAKES BY ANGELA 14-15 ARTBYCLAIRE CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY 16-17 CHALFOR WINE ESTATE 18 OLIVE AND ROSE 19-20 ROTHAMSTED MANOR 21 GABRIELLE MCMILLAN 22 HORWOOD HOUSE 23 THE FILMERS WEDDINGS 24 I LOVE IT LAURA MAKE UP ARTIST 25 -26 J UST SMILE LTD 27-28 THE METROPOLITAN BUSHEY 29 NICOLA ISHERWOOD, CELEBRANT 30 FILL THE FLOOR DISCOS 31-32 VINCE HAWKES TOASTMASTER 33-34 SHENDISH MANOR 35 IMPECCABLE SUITS 36-37 AUBREY PARK HOTEL 38-39 MANOR OF GROVES 40-43 THE SMALL WEDDING COLLECTIVE DIRECTORY 44 PUTTERIDGE BURY 45 THE NOKE MERCURE 46 FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. G E T T I N G I N V O L V E D A S A B R I D E / G R O O M If you are a bride and groom planning your big day please do two things! Subscribe via email to receive our complimentary free Herts Beds Bucks E-Wedding Magazine. This will be emailed directly to you before anyone else. And pop along to our Virtual Wedding Fairs via instagram stories and tag/share and follow us! email: [email protected] web: www.thevirtualweddingco.com FB @thevirtualweddingco Instagram @thevirtualweddingco G E T T I N G I N V O L V E D A S A S U P P L I E R / V E N U E If you would like to appear in the next Wedding Fair E-Magazine as an advertiser, supplier or venue please contact: email: [email protected] mobile: 07951943101 web: www.thevirtualweddingco.com FB @thevirtualweddingco Instagram @thevirtualweddingco I will send you a full FAQ with all our prices/dates/how to get involved. Disclaimer: All vouchers/codes are responsibility of the individual. All prices deemed correct at time of going to print. Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. SSEEEE YYOOUU FFEEBBRRUUAARRYY 1155TTHH 22002211 Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. Hello Herts Beds & Bucks Brides and Grooms Well you would be forgiven in thinking this wasn't quite the start we had hoped for the beginning of 2021 however I refuse to be beaten. I know many of you are determinedly planning your wedding during our latest lockdown and we are 100% behind you. We have some of the best weddding venues and suppliers in Herts, Beds and Bucks at your finger tips. Please don't hesitate to contact any of them directly as they will be thrilled to hear from you. I know some of you will be wondering whether this is the year to marry and I would say this. Ask yourself if you are happy with a wedding of six people, or fifteen people, or thirty people. What is your limit? If an intimate wedding of six doesn't have you running for the hills then this is most definitely the year you can say I do. A group of 30 is positively a party. That's not to say that larger weddings won't be able to take place this year either but no one can say for sure. 2021 is a flexible ticket ! We don't know where it is going; we don't know where it will lead, but we are on it for the ride of our life. Hold on to each other and stay safe. Claire Patterson, Editor The Virtual Wedding Co Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. Promotion Brides of Berkhamsted Brides of Berkhamsted, 61 HIGH STREET, BERKHAMSTED. HP4 2DE. 01442 874 006 www.bridesofberkhamsted.com Instagram: Brides_of_berko Twitter: Brides_Berk Facebook: Brides of Berkhamsted Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. E S S I C A W I L S O N D E S I G N S B y J e s s i c a W i l s o n e are a small business called HappyToteQuotes. We launched in 2020 and are Wdelighted to be helping all the amazing people soon to be married, and we are here to add those extra unique touches. Our whole aim is to bring positive handmade bespoke eco friendly bags or faux leather clutch bags for your special occasion or for that special person. Stuck with what to give someone as a gift? Want an original way to ask your bridesmaid to be to stand by you on your big day? Well you have come to the right place. We offer personalised clutch bags to give as gifts to your bridesmaids to be, mother of the bride or groom etc. Fun tote bags to add to that Hen Do or for a special wedding guest gift. Fill it with novelty gifts and thank you cards. We will tailor to your needs to make it exactly as you want. We are happy to add names, dates and wedding duties. If you have your own design that you would like to put on a tote bag, we are happy to discuss this and offer custom order designs. If you want to find out more, please contact us at [email protected] and we look forward to hearing from you. Follow us on Instagram @happytotequotes_ and Facebook at HappyToteQuotes. Don’t forget - We are offering everyone who contacts us through this beautiful magazine 15% OFF your order when you quote ‘VIRTUALWED2021’ HBB HappyToteQuotes Email: [email protected] Number: 077453318787 Instagram: @HappyToteQuotes_ Facebook: @HappyToteQuotes Etsy:www.etsy.com/uk/shop/HappyToteQuotes Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. RO S A L Y N ' S E M P O R I U M Rosalyn's Emporium is a bespoke jewellery business. Established in 2016 the business celebrates over 20 years knowledge of designing, making & selling jewellery. The majority of services offered is split into 3 key categories; Make Your Own, Commissions & Recycling. These services can be intertwined to offer you the ultimate bespoke jewellery experience. Each client & project is treated individually allowing complete personalisation, care & attention. In November 2019 Rosalyn's Emporium moved into a dedicated workshop space, allowing greater freedom & opportunities to grow the 'Make Your Own' workshops. "In person consultations & Make Your Own wedding ring workshops available by appointment, following government advice. Phone, email or video options available if this does not suit you or is not needed. Every effort is being made to ensure the health & safety of my clients & my family." email: [email protected] Instagram: @rosalynsemporium Facebook: @Rosalyns-Emporium Pinterest: @rosalynsemporiu Twitter: @rosalynemporium £50 off when you quote code; VWFM£50 Email [email protected] for more details. Don't forget to claim your discount before 31st December 2021'. Use against MYO, commissioned or recycled wedding rings. Not valid against any other services. Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. THE VIRTUAL WEDDING FAIR Herts Bed Bucks E-Magazine 2021 ASHRIDGE HOUSE Annie Tolputt Wedding & Events Sales Executive —————— AshridgeHouse Events & Conferences Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4 1NS, + 44 01442841115 Instagram @ashridgehouse https://www.ashridgehouse.org.uk/ HERTS. BEDS. BUCKS TOP VENUES TRUSTED SUPPLIERS BRIDES & GROOMS REGISTER FOR FAIRS EMAIL: [email protected] ajestically nestled in National Trust woodland in Hertfordshire’s rolling Chiltern Hills, and surrounded by 190 acres of stunning gardens, Ashridge House is the proverbial jewel in the Estate’s crown. Our spectacular neo-Gothic castle has a fascinating history spanning 730 years: it has been a Mmonastery, a family home to Dukes and Earls, a wartime hospital, a finishing school and is now an award Mwinning wedding & Events venue. Intimate weddings at Ashridge House Hertfordshire is currently in Tier 4 so we are unable to offer weddings until the restrictions ease. However we are happy to help you plan for your special day with us at Ashridge House in the meantime. Choose one of beautiful heritage spaces or our Victorian Fernery for your ceremony, alternatively the beautiful terrace, landscaped gardens and sweeping lawns provide the perfect location for outdoor ceremonies and provide a stunning backdrop for photos. To find out more information please email [email protected] or call 01442 841027 to speak to our friendly team. Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. shridge House is located in the Hertfordshire countryside just four miles from Berkhamsted and 35 miles north-west of London, unlimited open air parking is available free of charge.
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