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Venues | Real Weddings and More! Untitled-2 1 09/12/2017 17:21 ABSOLUTE BRIDALWINTERAUTUMN 20 201817 FREE COVERING THE SOUTH EAST How do IDress look? shopping TIPS from the EXPERTS THE ESSEX YOUR WEDDING TYPE AWA R DS ON Meet the winners PAPER WEDDING STATIONERY AISLE INSPIRATION STYLE The 2018 bridal trends you NEED to know Honeymoons | Show Dates | Venues | Real Weddings and more! Untitled-2 1 09/12/2017 17:21 Please visit our website for up-to-date information on upcoming shows at www.mainweddingsandevents.co.uk 14 ContentsWinter 2017 108 92 130 96 6 WEDDING SHOWS – Catch the best 118 COMMITTING TO MEMORY – Marc 70 LOVE GROWS – Oaks Pavilion at wedding suppliers at a venue near you Godfree Photography Rivenhall Oaks Golf Centre 10 INTRO AND NEWS – Stats, facts and 120 ADDICTED TO LOVE – Amanda Karen 72 A WORLD OF YOUR OWN – Prested Hall breaking news you don’t want to miss! Photography 74 A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN – Ivy Hill 98 ESSEX WEDDING AWARDS – 124 MIRROR, MIRROR AT THE BALL – 78 IT’S ALL YOURS – One Warwick Park meet the winners Spotlight Star Booths 82 THE EDGE OF GLORY – Cliffs Pavilion 132 ALL TAKEN CARE OF – A look at 86 ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN – FASHION toastmasters with Peter Minney Salomons Estate 12 MATERIAL GIRL – Dorothy Perkins’ 88 SPOILT FOR CHOICE – Colchester bridal launch REAL WEDDINGS Events Company 14 THE FUTURE LOOKS WHITE – 2018’s key 36 NATALIE & CHRISTOPHER SAID “I DO” wedding dresses – at Hintlesham Hall TRAVEL 24 MUM’S THE WORD – Christine’s mother- 62 KELLY & KEVIN SAID “I DO” – 130 TREASURE ISLAND – St Lucia’s of-the-bride advice at Orsett Hall Rendezvous resort 32 BEST DRESSED – Peaches Wedding Shop 126 KELLY & PAUL SAID “I DO” – 40 10 OF THE BEST… – Hair accessories at Ye Olde Plough House 44 COSTUME DRAMA – Period-inspired gowns BEAUTY 92 TO HAVE AND TO HOLD – 52 WE CAN WORK IT OUT – Butterfly Fit’s Published by Main Event Wedding Shows Ltd Bridal party accessories exercise tips No.1 & 2, Old Park Farm Business Centre, 58 LET IT GLOW – Winter pampering Ford End, Chelmsford CM3 1LN FEATURES 96 THE BEAUTY BOUTIQUE – Essential Tel: 01245 895470 Web: www.mainweddingsandevents.co.uk 26 MARRY WITH MARTELS – Martels beauty products and treatments Email: [email protected] Wedding & Events Village All rights reserved. No part of this magazine may be 30 PURPLE MIST – Styling inspiration GROOMS reproduced without prior permission of the publisher. 48 JUST YOUR TYPE – Wedding stationery 111 THIS CHARMING MAN – Grooms’ suits We have taken care to attribute all work whether written or photography to its rightful owner and we 50 LA VIE EN ROSES – Sarah Diamant Florist therefore cannot take responsibility for any errors and/ 108 FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD – VENUES or omissions throughout the publication. Price details Roamers Catering 66 A WHOLE LOT OF HISTORY – were correct at the time of going to press and are subject to change. 114 ROLL WITH IT – Wedding Cars of Herts Hanbury Manor Absolute Bridal is online. Please visit our website for 116 IT’S A KINDA MAGIC – 68 JUST LIKE A DREAM – Pontlands Park up-to-date information on upcoming shows at Luke Clough Magic www.mainweddingsandevents.co.uk 4 ABSOLUTE BRIDAL Andrew & Natalie’s Wedding - 5th October 2017 Spring shows 2018 Sponsored by Entertainment - lighting - decor www.spjuk.com www.paul-hubbard.co.uk www.coojewellers.com ESSEX CROWNE PLAZA COLCHESTER THE RAYLEIGH CLUB FIVE LAKES 28TH JANUARY 7TH JANUARY Hullbridge Road, Hullbridge, Colchester Road, Tolleshunt Knights, Essex SS6 9QS Essex CM9 8HX OAKS PAVILION AT RIVENHALL HOUCHINS OAKS GOLF CENTRE 7TH JANUARY 28TH JANUARY Houchins Farm, Coggeshall, Forest Road, Witham, Colchester, Essex CO6 1RT Essex CM8 2PS VAULTY MANOR COLCHESTER TOWN HALL 14TH JANUARY 28TH JANUARY Goldhanger Road, Heybridge, High Street, Colchester, Maldon, Essex CM9 8BQ Essex CO1 1PJ PRESTED HALL CHELMSFORD CITY 21ST JANUARY RACECOURSE (12 PM - 4.00 PM) 3RD & 4TH FEB (11 AM - 3.30 PM) Feering, Colchester, Essex CO5 9EE Chelmsford City Racecourse, Great Leighs, Chelmsford, ORSETT HALL Essex CM3 1QP 21ST JANUARY Prince Charles Avenue, Orsett, HUTTON HALL Essex RM16 3HS 11TH FEBRUARY Hutton Village, Brentwood, Essex CM13 1RX Pre-register online to receive free entry and your copy of absolute bridal magazine If you are a supplier and are interested in exhibiting please contact our office for availability on 01245 895470 ALL SHOWS RUN FROM 11AM - 3.00 PM UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED 6 ABSOLUTE BRIDAL Shows Spring shows 2018 ESSEX HYLANDS HOUSE PONTLANDS PARK 18TH FEBRUARY 13TH MAY Hylands Park, London Road, West Hanningfield Road, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8WQ Great Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8HR COLVILLE HALL 25TH FEBRUARY Chelmsford Road, White Roding, HERTFORDSHIRE Essex CM6 1RQ TEWIN BURY FARM HOTEL THE REID ROOMS 14TH JANUARY 4TH MARCH Hertford Road, Tewin, Marks Hall Lane, Welwyn, Herts Margaret Roding, Chelmsford, AL6 0JB Essex CM6 1QT HANBURY MANOR - CHANNELS ESTATE GARDEN COURT 18TH MARCH 21ST JANUARY Pratts Farm Marriott Hotel & Country Club, Lane East, Little Waltham, Ware, Herts SG12 0SD Chelmsford, Essex CM3 3PT FASHION SHOW AT 12PM & 2PM HANBURY MANOR THAT AMAZING PLACE 8TH APRIL 8TH APRIL (12 PM - 4.00 PM) Marriott Hotel & Country Club, Hubbards Hall Drive, off Ware, Herts SG12 0SD Churchgate Street, Old Harlow, Essex CM17 0NH HATFIELD HOUSE 22ND APRIL HYLANDS HOUSE Hatfield Park, Hatfield, 22ND APRIL Herts AL9 5HX Hylands Park, London Road, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8WQ CHELMSFORD CITY RACECOURSE 28TH & 29TH APRIL (11 AM - 3.30 PM) Chelmsford City Racecourse, Great Leighs, Chelmsford, Essex CM3 1QP ALL SHOWS RUN FROM 11AM - 3.00 PM UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED WINTER 2018 7 Shows SAVE THE DATE... ONE OF THE LARGEST WEDDING SHOWS IN ESSEX www.simplyphotographic.co.ukAaron Crowe Wedding Photography www.aaroncrowe.co.uk Spring shows 2018 BEDFORDSHIRE NORFOLK THE HOUSE, SHUTTLEWORTH SPROWSTON MANOR 14TH JANUARY 14TH JANUARY The House, Old Warden Park, Wroxham Road, Biggleswade, Beds SG18 9EA Norwich, Norfolk 2 dates for Spring 2018 NR7 8RP SPROWSTON MANOR rd TH CAMBRIDGESHIRE 20TH MAY Wroxham Road, Norwich, 3 & 4 february Norfolk NR7 8RP SWYNFORD MANOR th TH 25TH FEBRUARY 28 & 29 april London Road, Six Mile Bottom, Newmarket, Cambs CB8 9EP SUFFOLK 11am-3.30pm HINTLESHAM HALL 21ST JANUARY KENT (12 PM - 4.00 PM) FREE ENTRY Hintlesham, Ipswich, Suffolk IP8 3NS BRANDS HATCH OVER 150 STANDS 11TH FEBRUARY Fawkham, Longfield, INCLUDING VENUES Kent DA3 8NG TUDOR PARK FASHION SHOWS 25TH FEBRUARY 12PM & 2PM Ashford Road, Bearsted, Kent ME14 4NQ OUR EVENT CHAMPAGNE BAR SPONSORS: SALOMONS ESTATE 4TH MARCH • Coo Jewellery LIVE MUSIC Salomons Estate, Broomhill • SPJ Event Road, Southborough, specialist Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 0TG FIRST 50 BRIDES THROUGH THE ONE WARWICK PARK DOOR ON BOTH DAYS 25TH MARCH 1 Warwick Park, Tunbridge FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE SHOWS, WILL RECEIVE A Wells, Kent TN2 5TA PLEASE CONTACT US: FREE WEDDING PLANNING DIARY! 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The frosty nip in the air, cosy knitwear, crackling fires, mulled wine Meet the team – and of course, weddings! Whether you go for a subtle theme with rich shades and earthy floral arrangements or decide to deck your reception hall in candy-cane brights and campy DChristmas cheer, it’s impossible to go wrong with festive nuptials. However, if you’re a little stuck, we suggest you read on for supplier inspo. Florist Sarah Diamant is on hand to offer some sophisticated foliage tips for this season and beyond, while Butterfly Fit’s personal trainer has exercises to ensure that your seasonal carb-loading doesn’t impact on your wedding-day wellness. Alongside all of this, there are bridal trends, grooms’ style, venue insight, beauty pampering and – for those who are feeling the January blues – a trio of exotic honeymoon destinations to put the spring back in your step. 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