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| Read the latest issue of Your North East Wedding for FREE! |
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Full of wedding ideas, expert advice and talented local suppliers, Your North East Wedding is now available for free – simply follow this link to download the latest issue. For even more inspiration, you can also check out our previous issues.
Interested in areas outside of the North East? You can read any of our other 18 regional wedding magazines here.
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September/October 2022 |
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I love how my job means I get to spend my days writing about all things wedding… but nothing actually beats being invited to one, to remind yourself of all the raw emotion that comes with two people committing their lives to one another. I was lucky enough to attend my cousin Jade’s nuptials in the Tees Valley back in July – and am not afraid to admit I shed a few tears on more than one occasion. There was the look of love in Jade’s eyes seeing his wife Simone walk up the aisle. There was the look of pride in Simone’s dad’s eyes as he walked her up the aisle. Then there was that fleeting look of sadness I spied in Jade’s mam’s eyes, at not having her husband by her side. We lost my Uncle Peter nearly eight years ago, and I know how much he would have boasted to anyone and everyone that would listen at what a wonderful daughter-in-law he’d been blessed with.
It just goes to show that tears are to be expected from many a guest at your wedding – so be prepared and have plenty of tissues for friends and family at the ready!
Emotions to one side, there are plenty of other aspects you’ll need to consider when it comes to planning the best day of your lives. Looking for a wedding outfit that’s different from the norm? Turn to our Q&A on page 59, for essential advice on choosing an alternative gown for your own celebration. Also this issue, I’ve been busy searching for the best fashion and grooming experts in your area to get you ready for the most photographed day of your lives (p45), while over on page 49 you’ve the best blooms to choose from for spring, summer, autumn and winter. It might sound obvious, but by picking homegrown flowers in season you’ll save money and reduce your carbon footprint in the process! That’s more money to pop behind the bar, which I’m sure all your guests will appreciate…
Happy wedding planning – see you in November
Claire x |
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Crathorne Hall
Crathorne Hall is a stunning stately home in the village of Crathorne, located close to Yarm and easily accessible from the A19. Perched on the edge of the Yorkshire moors, it commands incredible views over the Leven Valley, making it a spectacular backdrop for your wedding day. Traditional features are abundant throughout this grand country house, including high ceilings, elegant gilt chandeliers, marble fireplaces and intricate cornicing. Crathorne Hall was built for celebrating and guests can stay in one of the hotel’s individually designed 37 bedrooms, 17 of which have been fully renovated as part of a £4 million restoration of the East Wing.
Ceremonies for up to 120 take place in The Edwardian Room, located on the ground floor with stunning original fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows, and with views over the grounds and countryside. You can also choose to say your vows under the arched ceiling of the Foyer; a striking setting with wood panelled walls for up to 70. The President’s Lounge is a beautiful location for intimate ceremonies from two to 40 guests, and there’s even the option to wed in two outdoor locations, framed by the architecture of the hall and its historic grounds.
Ready to party? The Drawing Room is where your magical evening begins for up to 150. Enjoy the impressive high ceilings and atmosphere of the past with its original fireplace and dark wood panelling, before taking a break from the dancing to step outside for drinks or late night snacks.
Visit: www.handpickedhotels.co.uk/crathorne-hall/weddings
Check out more local venues on page 15 of the current issue, available now: www.yournortheast.wedding/free-download |
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| Your big day: six tablescaping trends to look out for in 2023 |
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Your wedding day is such a big event, and you'll want the table to really look it's best. Here, Kate Cartwright from the tableware brand Burleigh Pottery offers some tips on the trends coming up in 2023, so you can gain some inspiration for your tablescape. Your wedding is one of the most important events of your life, and so you'll naturally want everything to be as close to perfect as possible. The tablescape is no exception — your wedding table is where everyone will sit down and celebrate together at your special day, so you'll want it to look beautiful, both for the meal itself and the photos you'll keep to look back on in years to come. Here, we'll go through some new trends in wedding tablescapes for 2023, so that you can get a range of new ideas for how you might design your ideal place settings for yourself and your guests.
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| Party pieces |
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These glamorous bridal dresses are perfect for a Hollywood glamour-themed wedding.
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| Sweet Escapes - some of the UK's best boltholes |
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Looking for a post-wedding trip away? Look no further than the UK. Not only do you cut down on travel time, air miles, airport chaos and you can take your pet.
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