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HERTS, BEDS, BUCKS E-WEDDING MAGAZINE - JULY 2020 ISSUE NO. 3 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 small is beautiful HERTS. BEDS. BUCKS TOP VENUES TRUSTED SUPPLIERS BRIDES & GROOMS REGISTER FOR FAIRS EMAIL: [email protected] T H I R D I S S U E ROSALYN'S EMPORIUM IRIS DESIGN FLORAL ASHRIDGE HOUSE ARTBYCLAIRE CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY THE OLD SCHOOL OLIVE AND ROSE ROTHAMSTED MANOR ALL THINGS CONFETTI THE METROPOLITAN BUSHEY AT YOUR WISH CAKES HORWOOD HOUSE JANEY BRIERS CELEBRANT AUBREY PARK HOTEL THE FILMERS UK I LOVE IT LAURA MAKE UP ARTIST MEL'S CAKES AND BAKES JUST SMILE LTD VINCE HAWKES TOASTMASTER THE NOKE MERCURE IMPECCABLE SUITS MANOR OF GROVES HAPPYTOTEQUOTES FILL THE FLOOR DISCOS SHENDISH MANOR THE SMALL WEDDING COLLECTIVE DIRECTORY PUTTERIDGE BURY Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. G E T T I N G B Y C L A I R E P A T T E R S O N I N V O L V E D If you would like to appear in the next Wedding Fair E-Magazine as an advertiser, supplier or venue or subscribe to our Virtual E-Magazine please contact: email: [email protected] mobile: 07951943101 web: www.thevirtualweddingco.com FB @thevirtualweddingco Instagram @thevirtualweddingco A G I F T just for you 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. So this month’s issue is focused on ‘small and more intimate gatherings’ in light of the governments recommendation of weddings up to 30 people for the ceremony and reception – what does this mean in reality? Well it just means careful planning, which is why I have brought you The Small Wedding Collective. A collection of wedding suppliers who are able to offer you everything you might want for a smaller and more intimate wedding. Find them in our brand new directory at the back of the book. Check out Ashridge House, Rothamsted Manor and The Old School for in depth features this month; venue’s which elaborate on how they can cater for smaller ceremonies. The point is you will still be able to have a fantastically fun, sweet, emotional wedding this year (and next) and break out on the dance floor with a huge gathering when covid-19 is over. The Virtual Wedding Co wants to offer you something special for those of you who just want to be married. Small truly is beautiful! I have also expanded the Live Virtual Wedding Fairs to Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Essex too - featuring monthly Live Fairs (on a weekday night) and a complimentary once monthly E-Wedding Magazine, giving brides and grooms a way of connecting virtually and finding fantastic venues and wedding suppliers in different regions. We are here help you plan your dream wedding in whatever form that might take. Happy planning!! Claire Patterson, Editor The Virtual Wedding Co 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 only from 15th June onwards, 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. Voucher must be redeemed before 31.12.2020. 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. Iris Design Floral By Jemima McCann Iris Design Floral are a small floristry business based near St Albans in Hertfordshire who feel passionate about producing beautiful luxury silk florals for your big day. We love to help you design your bespoke forever blooms so that you are able to enjoy your bouquet long after your wedding day has ended. A lovely keepsake of your day and a beautiful bundle for you to then enjoy in your home. Our luxury silk stems look as real as their natural counterparts and have fooled many a guest and our faux floral displays are also available to hire for small and intimate weddings. We offer a bespoke service allowing you to choose from our vast collection of blooms to create florals that are unique to you. We only commit to a few weddings each year to ensure a truly personalised service so please contact us to make your appointment to see our collection and choose your blooms. Iris Design Floral Email: [email protected] Instagram and fb : @irisdesignfloral www.irisdesignfloral.com *A free matching button hole for the groom when ordering a bridal bouquet * Quote : Virtual wedding fair 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 2020 ASHRIDGE HOUSE Annie Tolputt Wedding & Events Sales Executive —————— AshridgeHouse Events & Conferences Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4 1NS, United Kingdom + 44 01442841115 Instagram @ashridgehouse 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 monastery, a family home to Dukes and Earls, a wartime hospital, a finishing school and is now an award winning wedding & Events venue. MMIntimate weddings at Ashridge House In line with the government guidelines small weddings are permitted up to 30 guests, Ashridge House is delighted to offer an intimate ceremony only package for ceremonies in August and September 2020. Chose one of our 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. Our small ceremony only package is currently valid for small ceremonies with up to 30 guests in August and September 2020 only. To find out more information please email [email protected] or call 01442 841027 to speak to our friendly team. Photo Credit: The Fernery by Lumiere 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. Set in 190 acres of gardens, Ashridge House is steeped in British history dating back to 1283 when Ashridge was first established as a monastery for the order of the ‘College of Bonhommes’ founded by Edmund, Earl of Cornwall. In 1539, with the dissolution of the monasteries, King Henry VIII acquired Ashridge as a country residence later bequeathing it to his daughter and future Queen, Elizabeth I in 1550. Following Elizabeth’s death in 1603 Ashridge was purchased by Sir Thomas Egerton (Queen AElizabeth I’s Lord Keeper) in 1604 and Ashridge became home to the Dukes and Earls of Bridgewater wAho continued to live there for 245 years through to the end of the First World War. In 1808 Ashridge was almost completely rebuilt by James Wyatt in the spectacular style you see today. During both world wars, Ashridge served as a hospital and convalescence home for invalid soldiers until 1949 when it in turn became a finishing school for young ladies. Finally, in 1959 Ashridge became home to the renowned Ashridge Business School (now known as Hult Ashridge Executive Education) and is now also a world- class wedding and events venue. Timeline: 1283 – Monastery founded by Edmund, Earl of Cornwall 1539 – Royal Residence to King Henry VIII 1550 – Royal Residence to Elizabeth I 1552 – Elizabeth I arrested in the gardens at Ashridge under suspicion of treason by her sister Mary 1604 – Sir Thomas Egerton purchases the house and becomes home to the Dukes and Earls of Bridgewater for 245 years. 1808 – Ashridge rebuilt by James Wyatt, his son Benjamin and nephew Sir Jeffry Wyattville 1929 – Training centre for the Conservative Party 1939 – WWII Hospital 1959 – Present: Hult Ashridge Executive Education & Ashridge House Wedding and Events Venue Photo Credits: Modern Vintage Photography & ArtbyClaire Photography Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co. Design & Copyright of The Virtual Wedding Fair E-Magazine belongs to Claire Patterson, The Virtual Wedding Co.
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