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www.shawhouseweddings.co.uk Ceremonies at approved venues

If you decide to marry in one of Newburys approved premises You may hold your marriage or civil partnership ceremony at any you should first contact the venue directly to make a provisional approved premise in England and Wales. Before the middle of the booking for the best available date and time. Further details you 18th century, however, were able to take place may wish to enquire about include: payment rates, deposits and anywhere as long as they were overseen by an ordained cancellations; logistics such as noise restrictions, room for dancing clergyman of the Church of England. According to the UK and guest parking; as well as which staff member will be your point Parliament, this lack of restriction resulted in a high percentage of person on the day. secret weddings which were often underage, bigamous or lacking in parental consent. This booking can be made at any time before your wedding day, however, you should contact your Register Office in advance to Legal notice must be given within 12 months and no later than four ensure the Registrar is able to attend. This will enable you to weeks before your wedding. This is due to the fact that the details proceed with making other arrangements for your ceremony. of the wedding will then go on public display for 15 clear days to ensure there is no objection to the marriage or civil partnership. Both parties entering into a marriage must be at least 16 years of Once this time has passed, the Superintendent Registrar will issue age, according to the Ages of Marriage Act. Before it was passed their authority for the marriage to take place. in 1929, no marriage between persons under the age of 21 was valid without parental or guardian consent. The Marriage Act was introduced in 1753 and declares that marriages and ceremonies can be considered legally binding only The most recent statistics about marriage from the UK Office for if they are conducted by a minister in a parish church or chapel of National Statistics were measured in 2014. During that year, more the Church of England. To be married anywhere but the Church of women than men married a person of the same sex, while England, you need a Registrar to legally conduct the ceremony. marriage rates for opposite sex couples increased for those 35 years and older. For men, the average age at marriage was 37 Marriages of same-sex couples have been legally recognised since years, and for women it was 34.6. 2004, when the Civil Partnership Act was passed.

nicoleleanphotography.com Your Perfect Wedding Venue Pearl Package £2999 / Mon-Thu £2500 • Food tasting for two • Ceremony Room • Function Room Hire, Day & Evening • Pimms on Arrival • Three Course Wedding including Tea, Coffee & Chocolate Mints • Glass of House Wine per person during the Meal • Glass of Sparkling Wine for the Toast • Evening Finger Buffet • Complimentary Bedroom on the Wedding Night for the Happy Couple • Master of Ceremonies • Cake Stand & Knife for your Cake • Red Carpet • White Linen Tablecloths & Napkins • Wedding Co-ordinator The Chequers Hotel is a delightful period property, once an old coaching inn, this beautifully renovated eighteenth century, four star hotel, is located in a prime position in Newbury Town centre. Ruby Package £3999 / Mon-Thu £3500 • Food tasting for two With a beautiful courtyard garden, large contemporary function rooms and modern lounge and bar areas this period property has had • Ceremony Room • Function Room Hire, Day & Evening a stunning revitalisation after receiving a half a million pound renovation investment… not to mention the gorgeous suite. * Prosecco or Pimms on Arrival The results are truly spectacular and certain to make your day picture perfect. • Three Course including Tea, Coffee & Chocolate Mints • Half a Bottle of Wine per person during the Meal • Glass of Sparkling Wine for the Toast As a fully licensed wedding venue you can start off your magical day with the main event! Getting married! You and your guests can • Evening Finger Buffet • Complimentary Bedroom on the Wedding Night for the Happy Couple then move seamlessly into our grand function room overlooking the beautiful courtyard garden to begin your celebrations with your loved with a Bottle of Champagne! ones. You will have use of the elegant bar, and of course the stylish lounge area. And with our function rooms in contemporary colours • Postbox • Master of Ceremonies you can be sure that whatever your theme of choice, it will stand out and look breath-taking, get ready to wow your guests! • Table Menus & Place Cards • Cake Stand & Knife for your Cake • Chair Covers & Saches With our dedicated events team behind you we will make sure that your every desire, want and need for your wedding day is catered for. • Centrepiece Mirrors with Rose Petals • Red Carpet • White Linen Tablecloths & Napkins Turn over to take a look at all our fantastic packages, whatever your budget we will ensure that you celebrate in luxury at The Chequers • Wedding Co-ordinator Hotel, let us help make your wedding day the best day of your life. Want something a little more bespoke? Just ask. Diamond Package £5250 / Mon-Thu £4999 • Complimentary Ceremony Room Hire • Complimentary Function Room Hire, Day & Evening • Champagne or Prosecco on Arrival • Canapés - 3 per person • 3-course Wedding Breakfast with Coffee & Petit Fours • Half a Bottle of Wine per person during the Meal • Glass of Champagne for the Toast • Evening Food • Complimentary Bedroom on the Wedding Night for the Happy Couple with a Bottle of Champagne! • Display Stand & Knife for your Cake • White Linen Tablecloths, Napkins, Chair Covers & Sashes • Table Menus & Place Cards • Dj • Red Carpet

Have the hotel to yourself for just £4200 (plus package price) 6-8 Oxford St, Newbury RG14 1JB Tel: 01635 38000 | Web: chequershotelnewbury.co.uk Want something bespoke? Talk to our Wedding Coordinator E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01635 38000 E-mail: [email protected]

ANTHONY BLAY The best man: a brief history

He’s the one who knows enough embarrassing anecdotes about you to compile a speech; the one you play Call of Duty with; and the one who won’t ever let you drink alone. He’s your best mate regardless of how well he can wield a sword. In the 16th century, however, combat skills were fundamental qualities in a best man. Anthony Blay have been supplying the wedding industry for over 40 years now, with a wealth of experience and finesse. We aim to make you stand out from the crowd on your wedding day. We have 7 colour choices in our The tradition originated with the Germanic Goths, mohair range and also 7 colour choices in our tweed range. We are one of the only hire company’s in the UK to offer who incorporated groomsmen (or bride’s knights) for tweed tails as a hire product. the purpose of protecting the bride along with her dowry and virginity. Often at this time were We offer accessories and shoes to match your , with also various choices for your neck-ware. We have ample chosen from neighbouring towns and taken by force, parking behind our premises in our private car park, which takes the stress out of parking in our busy town of so it was necessary for the groom to have men able Wokingham. Please call to book an appointment, and remember to quote Frazer Hart to receive your 10 pc discount. to assist with the kidnapping. Some altars were even equipped with weaponry in case anyone tried to stop the ceremony.

Nowadays there’s a little less pressure for the best man – depending on how bad he is at public speaking. His main objectives are to help the groom make necessary plans and arrangements, to de-stress him before the wedding and to thoroughly embarrass him during it. It’s also ideal for him not to lose the ring, the speech or the groom by leaving him tied to lamp post somewhere overnight.

Anthony Blay 27 Rose Street Wokingham Berks RG40 1XS Photograph by Anthony Blay 0118 9781861 www.anthonyblay.co.uk As you travel along the tree lined driveway and catch your first glimpse of the elegant 17th century Highfield Park, you'll know you've arrived somewhere special. Set in 35 acres of parklands, this beautiful mansion is the perfect backdrop for any occasion.

Whether it’s an outdoor civil ceremony or indoor reception, the day is yours.

We believe no two weddings should ever be the same, if you are looking for inspiration, we can provide plenty of suggestions, or you're welcome to let your imagination run riot and our team will make your dream a reality.

Your wedding breakfast and evening celebrations will be held in one of our stunning and tastefully decorated suites where natural light is in abundance to compliment your chosen ceremony option.

To really appreciate this country house you need to see it for yourself and meet with a member of the team. Please contact us to arrange a convenient date & time for a show round and visit to the venue. We look forward to welcoming you to the award winning Highfield Park.

There are lots of possible options for your wedding day that we can help you with but just to let you know, our wedding packages start from just £4800.

www.highfieldpark.com | [email protected] | 01189 326 369 : a brief history

Before photography emerged in 1839, tangible wedding memories were complicated and costly to create. For hours at a time, high society couples and their families would sit together as their portraits were painted in memory of the union. In most cases, this was done prior to the wedding day. In the 1950s, when the soldiers of World War II returned to their families, the “Wedding Boom” ensued. From then on photography When photography took off during the 1840s, it wasn’t the mobile became a staple part of wedding ceremonies, and in contrast to art form it is now. Bulky lighting equipment, wet plates and the formal, staged poses of traditional pictures, it became chemicals took a long time to set up and were difficult to transport; something more organic: photojournalism. The main objective of so wedding pictures were usually taken in a studio on a different photojournalism is still prevalent today - to preserve the day. The result would be a small, single image on a copper sheet, authenticity of a moment in time by capturing it as naturally and as there was no possibility of producing paper photographs or accurately as possible. multiple copies. By the 2000s the popularity of photo booths had seeped into Photo booths emerged in 1925, when Siberian immigrant Anatol the wedding industry, as people began renting them for special Josepho introduced his “Photomaton” to the streets of Broadway, events. The inclusion of lighthearted props such as chalkboards, Manhattan. For 25¢, clients would receive a strip of eight photos wigs, moustaches and novelty hats, along with costumes and developed in eight minutes. An immediate success, the invention green screen effects, have since proved a great way to keep guests became known as “Broadway’s greatest quarter-snatcher.” entertained at wedding receptions.

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They do all the groundwork of training hours, they’re professional people-watchers, great A professional will treat your wedding like their job, because it is, at sensing when something is about to happen and competent meeting with you in advance to hear your ideas. On the day itself, enough not to miss it. they’ll shadow you for as long as you require, offering advice, guidance and support. Your guests are there to see you get hitched, not create your wedding album They have all the gear, and then some Is a friend or a family member really going to commit to the whole A professional won’t just show up with a Nikon, they’ll bring tri- day the same way a pro will? Important shots may be lost when pods, video lights, flash diffusers and speciality lenses. They’ll also they’re distracted or busy with other guests. Plus, they’ll be missing have insurance, backup plans and extra batteries. from all the group shots.

They know how to capture emotion They’re flexible Aside from the usual cake-cutting pictures, a professional will look Hiring a photographer doesn’t have to topple your budget. You for the fleeting facial expressions, hand gestures and moments of can select whatever option you, whether that’s a package of silliness that set your wedding day apart from any other. Having printed images or a USB digital bundle. logged thousands nicoleleanphotography.com Avoiding the bride before the day

When arranged marriages were commonplace they were treated Wedding traditions more as business transactions than declarations of love, so it was often customary for the wedding day to be the first time the

What began around 5,000 years ago has blossomed into a Carrying the bride over the threshold couple saw one another. This way, the groom had little or no time ceremony infused with many ancient customs. Having stood the to change his mind. Today many women choose not to be seen in Tiered cakes test of time the most popular traditions remain in diluted, disguised Marriages in the Middle Ages frequently involved kidnapped their wedding attire until the moment they walk down the aisle, as or upgraded forms reflecting our modern culture. women, and so the groom would often be the first to leave as he they wish to make the moment more exciting and memorable. Bread or cakes have been staple celebration foods since the literally stole his bride away. Medieval period. Typically at weddings, all baked goods were stacked high until they formed a mound for the bride and groom

Throwing Many centuries ago, young women were considered the prime Bride on left, groom on right to reach over and kiss each other. Doing so without knocking it targets of evil spirits, particularly those lurking in the threshold of down would supposedly guarantee them a life of prosperity. By the Originally, it was Pagan tradition for guests to scatter grain, nuts a new marital home. Likewise, superstition in ancient Rome In less civilised times, it was crucial for the groom to keep his 1600s, a visiting French chef encouraged the use of sawn-off or rice over the bride and groom to encourage fertility. However, dictated that bad luck would fall upon the couple if the bride sword-wielding arm free in anticipation of any jealous suitors or wooden broom handles to better stack the food, but this idea rice in particular has since been recognised as harmful to birds tripped over the threshold, so the groom would carry her through worried parents chasing a kidnapped bride. There’s (hopefully) no didn’t immediately catch on. The tiered is thought to (and humans, should they slip!) The Victorians were the first to use to avoid any misfortune. For Medieval Europeans, this method of need for such positioning in today’s ceremonies, but the tradition have made its first official appearance in 1882 at the wedding of shredded paper as an alternative. entering the marital home also prevented the bride from remains. Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany. appearing too enthusiastic about losing her virginity.

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Celebratory feasts have been part of the Western marriage Today, your options have never been more extensive. You could tradition for as long as historians can decipher. The aim of the hold your reception in a hall, hotel ballroom, church, feast, or as we now know it, is for the newly wedding venue, restaurant or community hall. Whatever your married couple to “receive” and be “received” by society for the first selection, ensure it’s big enough to accommodate everyone! time, essentially starting them off on the right foot, surrounded by well-wishing family and friends, great music and fine food. While it would be wise to hire a band or DJ to conjure up anything Traditionally, toasts are made before dinner and include a people can dance to, you may also want to consider other forms of welcome by the bride’s father, as well as speeches by the best man entertainment depending on the theme of your day. Consider your and maid of honour. audience and try to go for something everyone can enjoy. If you have kids attending, include something for them, but don’t forget Before WWI, receptions were held at the bride’s home, and they about your grown-ups! Photo booths, quizzes and games will keep were therefore reflective of her family’s financial standing. Wealthy guests busy and break any ice, while incorporating a live artist, families would typically hold fancy balls, while middle or lower juggler, jazz band, magician, fire eater or contortionist will foster class families hosted luncheon and tea. When it later became originality. popular to hire dance halls, wedding receptions took on a larger form as couples were no longer limited in how many guests they could invite. Photograph by Redcrest Events

TELEPHONE 01488 638993 MOBILE 07980 741756 www.redcrestevents.co.uk EMAIL [email protected] Something Old SOMETHING NEW Bridal wear: a brief history Once in a while, right in the middle You may have found your soulmate, but you haven’t completed of an ordinary life, your search for “the one.” Somewhere, tucked away in an intimate The bridal Love gives you a fairytale... bridal boutique or biding its time in a glossy retail store, is your The bridal veil is believed to predate the wedding gown by nearly . Gorgeous, comfortable, and supportive, it’ll be your ally 2,000 years and has many different histories and traditions. during the most photographed day of your life, so choose wisely.

During the Roman era, were considered necessary to ward It is recommended that you select bridal wear at least nine months off any evil spirits that may be jealous of the bride’s happiness. In before your wedding. By allowing plenty of time, you can ensure many arranged marriages, they were used to disguise the bride’s that any shipments or alterations will run smoothly. face until she was unveiled to the groom for the first time – after The bridal gown the exchanging of vows. In some Western cultures, the veil is assumed to represent virgin innocence, and it is only when the couple have been married that the groom may lift it to kiss the gowns, although commonly associated with the bride. concept of purity in the Western world, originally emerged to reflect affluence. As all garments in the 18th and 19th centuries were washed by hand, white clothing was considered impractical and virtually impossible to clean. Not everyone could afford the luxury of buying a dress that would last just one day, and so a The bridal A luxury bridal boutique set in the beautiful bride in white not only looked beautiful but also radiated wealth. town of Wokingham. Tossing the wedding garter is a tradition stemming from 14th I is considered to be the first to popularise the century Europe, when wedding guests sought “proof” that the bride Specialising in designer sample and white , according to the Victoria and Albert and groom had consummated their marriage on their wedding pre-loved gowns we offer a stunning range Museum exhibition, Wedding 1775-2014. Before her night. It was thought that whoever caught the garter thrown by the of over 150 gowns and over 20 designers marriage to Prince Albert in 1840, it was commonplace for the groom would receive good luck. Some guests even followed the with up to 60% off the RRP. bride to wear her best existing dress, regardless of its colour. couple into their bridal chamber!

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magicbeautynewbury Laszlo Szabo • 07787 269682 • [email protected] magicbeautynewbury screenlightvideo laszloszabo_80 www.screenlightvideo.com Newbury Town Hall Chamber The following English rhyme... A stunning yet affordable wedding venue...

originated in the Victorian period when it was be- lieved that if a bride included each of the following items in her wedding attire, her marriage would be blessed with good luck.

Something old represents continuity with the past and serves as reassurance that old bonds with friends and family will remain. It could be... a family heirloom, a locket with family photos, fabric from a relative’s wedding gown or even an old childhood doll or piece of clothing.

Something new is a token of optimism for the newly-weds’ future together. It could be... the wedding gown, lingerie, jewellery or • An historic building with character and charm shoes. • Town Centre location • Up to 55 guests Something borrowed is traditionally • Ample time included in price for photographs etc handed down from a happily married woman in the hope that her • Optional celebratory ‘toast’ after the wedding ceremony good fortune will rub off on the bride. • Also available for receptions, with the option of using a caterer of your choice It could be... jewellery, a brooch, purse, lace handkerchief, veil or headpiece.

Something blue has connotations of faithfulness and loyalty, and thus symbolises the pair’s trust and devotion to one another. It could be... blue flowers, a garter, lingerie, nail polish or shoes. Some brides have blue thread sewn into their wedding dress.

And a silver sixpence in her shoe was originally included to wish the bride wealth. This is disregarded in weddings today, but it was once customary for the father of the bride to place the coin in her shoe.

Please get in touch with Kym at the Town Hall to talk about your wedding plans and arrange a visit to see the Town Hall Chamber

Tel: 01635 35486 or email: [email protected] Photography by: rebeccadawe.com Have a look at our wedding brochure at: www.newbury.gov.uk PAMBER PLACE Pamber Place gardens provide a Classic English setting and backdrop for a perfect Country Wedding...

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• We will create a bespoke package to suit your wedding, no wedding entertainment is the same! Pamber Place is a charming 17th century Manor House with extensive gardens and a covered entrance walk. • Packages can include a selection of our role play areas, indoor and outdoor toys and games, sleep areas Brides and Grooms can tailor-make their own Marquee or Creative Tented arrangements. for late night snoozes, arts and crafts, garden games and much more We can assist with suppliers for Marquees and catering if required. • Staff hold childcare qualifications and are all DBS checked • Our crèche package means that the children can be signed in and out of our care and that parents can relax and enjoy being guests at the wedding knowing their children are in good hands. • Alternatively, we can offer a wedding entertainment package where the children are free to come and go supervised by their grown-ups. This gives great flexibility to families as there are toys and games to keep the children busy. • We offer a 1:1 package taking care of a couples own child or perhaps a baby belonging to a or a best man leaving them free to fulfil their role in the wedding and their child cared for completely for as long as needed. • Different packages on offer to suit a range of budgets • Option to hire our play areas too!

Our team in Reading and Basingstoke have won the ‘Specialist Wedding Supplier of the Year’ award in the 4th English Wedding Awards 2019. This is an award we are super proud to share!

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