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January/February 2021 |
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Hello lovely readers and welcome to another issue of Your North East Wedding. Firstly, I hope you’ve all had a wonderful Christmas full of memories, laughter, plenty of food and a few too many tipples! As we say goodbye to 2020, we welcome a new year with multiple opportunities and adventures.
We’ve gathered some top suppliers from around the region to showcase their amazing work, offer up advice and provide plenty of wedding inspiration to make your wedding planning much more manageable. If you’re looking for the perfect location to say ‘I do’, then you’re in for a treat! We’ve searched to find spaces for ceremonies and receptions to fill our Winter Wonderland and Tyneside venue features so head to pages 15 and 19 now!
Discover true love stories in our real wedding features, we’ve picked some of the most beautiful, creative and showstopping weddings and I promise you won’t be disappointed.
That’s all from me now sit back, relax and celebrate anything and everything wedding.
Olivia x |
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| Walking in a winter wonderland |
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Duns Castle
If couples are looking for a fairytale venue, look no further than Duns Castle! Bursting full of history, this imposing and Gothic-style space features breathtaking interiors and many photographic opportunities.
Surrounded by park and woodland, guests can walk for hours among the beautiful trees while seeing glimpses of the shy deer that live there, and the lake with a heron island. Or climb the Duns Law to the prehistoric Roman and Elizabethan fort site and look across the valley to the Cheviot Hills. Here couples can get a bird’s-eye view of the little country town with church steeples and farmland.
Ceremonies take place in The Wedding Room for 60 guests, this is the cathedral-style main Drawing Room with huge windows overlooking the lawns and lake. The 18th-century mirror reflects the aisle set-up for the ‘I dos’ or the comfortable sofas and chairs after the vows when the room gets transformed back into a cosy sitting room.
Duns Castle boasts many historic features such as turrets, castellations, a huge fireplace with carved griffins and an ornate ceiling in the main dining room which has always been The Great Hall of the castle for 700 years.
Visit: www.dunscastle.co.uk
Check out more local venues on page 19 of the current issue, available now: www.yournortheast.wedding/free-download |
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| Image provided by www.jamiemacphotography.com |
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| Exchange vows at St Mary’s Heritage Centre in Gateshead |
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Formally a Medieval church, St Mary's Heritage Centre is fully restored to showcase the original beauty of the stonework and pillars with a blend of modern improvements. Surrounding the building is a Grade I listed graveyard featuring ornate and ancient gravestones and a beautiful war memorial garden. This impressive structure features an illuminated clock face on the bell tower and Norman stoned mullioned windows – the entrance archways draw guests in with the striking walls of plate glass. As the quayside comes to life at night and the bridge across the Tyne gets illuminated, St Mary's Heritage Centre offers a spectacular vantage point to absorb the atmosphere.
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| Your 2021 skincare glossary |
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With lockdown 3.0 casting a shadow over the start of 2021, there's never been a better time to overhaul our skincare regimes with ingredients that really work. Here, we outline the five hottest skin-perfecting ingredients that will transform your complexion this year. Rice is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and amino acids - all beneficial to your skin, helping to keep skin soft, supple and nourished. It also helps to reduce dead skin cells, protects against free radicals, and has a calming effect.
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| Made for two |
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This issue we shine the spotlight on Suffolk, a historic East Anglian county benefiting from a coastline combined with countryside vistas, and known as 'Constable Country'...
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