Northamptonshire — March/Spring 2014
Picking the perfect Engagement Ring
Issue 4
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Tried & tested lipsticks Fabulous Venues in our County 1 week to go checklist
Plus Mood Boards, Events Diary and ideas on products for your Wedding Day.
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Since the last issue I have had the privilege of having a professional photo-shoot, something that actually filled me with dread beforehand, as I hate having my photograph taken. As you can see from the photograph here, Donna did an amazing job and I could not have wished for a more friendly and relaxing session. If you are looking for a professional photographer for your special day, then I would highly recommend this fantastic lady (www.donnaeadephotography.co.uk). In the last couple of months I have also had the pleasure of meeting some fellow Tweeters from #Northantshour (Thursdays 8-9pm) - if you like to Tweet, take a look at it, it gets very busy and often trends whilst it is running. #Northantshour showcases some of the finest businesses across Northamptonshire - who knows what you might find. Photograph by: Donna Eade Photography
Finally I have been redesigning my website. I hope you like the new look, but I would still like to hear your feedback. If there is something you would like to see on the website or in the magazine, or something that you don’t like either, please email me and let me know. Don’t forget to have a look my Facebook page & Pinterest boards too.
Lorraine
(Editor)
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Events Noticeboard
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Fab Finds
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1 week to go checklist
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Picking the Perfect Engagement Ring
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Northamptonshire Venues
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Caption Competition
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Tried and Tested - Lipstick
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Talking Point - Seating Arrangements
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Events Noticeboard Sunday 2nd March
Sunday 9th March
Sunday 16th March
The Raven Hotel Wedding Fayre
The Grande Wedding Showcase
Billing Wedding Fayre
11am - 3pm
11am - 3pm
63 Rockingham Road, Corby, Northamptonshire, NN17 1AG
The Radisson Park Inn,
organised by 'Events by I Do' 1am - 4pm
Silver Street, Northampton, NN1 2TA
www.theravenhotel.com
Billing Aquadrome, Crow Lane, Great Billing, Northampton, NN3 9DA
www.grandeweddings.co.uk
www.eventsbyido.co.uk
Monday 31st March Kettering Park Hotel
Sunday 6th April
Sunday 13th April
Edward Lewis Wedding Fair
Sulgrave Manor Wedding Fair
11am - 3pm
11am - 4pm
The Bridge hotel, Bridge Street,
Sulgrave, Nr Banbury, Northamptonshire, OX17 2SD
Wedding Show sponsored by: Bonnie Brides & Grooms of Corby
Thrapston, Northamptonshire,
5pm - 8:30pm
NN14 4JP
Kettering Parkway, Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN15 6XT
www.sulgravemanor.org.uk
www.edwardlewisweddings.com
www.ketteringparkhotel.com
Sunday 27th April Events in a Box
Sunday 18th May The Hunsbury Hill Centre Wedding Fayre
Marquee Wedding Fair 11am - 3pm Grendon Lakes, Main Road, Grendon, Northamptonshire, NN7 1JW
http://eventsinabox.org.uk/
11am - 3pm Harksome Hill, Northampton, NN4 9QX www.hunsburyhillcentre.co.uk/
Saturday 15th March - Sunday 16th March 2014 The National Wedding Show Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday 10am - 5pm Manchester Central , Petersfield, M2 3GX http://manchester.nationalweddingshow.co.uk/page/view/visit
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Some fantastic ideas that we have found on the Internet!
Fab Finds!
How about having an owl fly your wedding rings down the aisle to you? That would be a real ‘wow’ factor! Sunbeam Owls East Midlands have various packages available - Contact Si for more details on 07879263926 or email sunbeamowlsem@gmail.com
What do you do with your wedding dress after your big day? Take a look at this really novel teddy bear - what a fantastic keepsake that you can display instrad of just packing your dress away. www.bowmanbears.com www.facebook.com/Bowmanbears
We all know that you can’t book the perfect weather for your wedding day, but you can be prepared! If you are worried about the rain, then why not buy or hire a Rainaway Bride, a rain cover that completely covers you & your dress and still looks stylish and not out of place. www.weddingdressraincover.com www.facebook.com/RainawayBride
We’ve all heard the saying “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe”, well you can still get your own lucky silver sixpence. Authentic sixpence, cast between 1920 and 1946. www.royalmint.com/shop/the_2012_wedding_silver_sixpence
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You are getting married next week - whether you are excited or nervous, make sure you have every detail checked off your list….
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Try a dry-run for your journey before your wedding day, so you familiarise yourself with the route and can allow for any unexpected delays.
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Pack your suitcase for your honeymoon.
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Collect all hired clothing and make sure it exactly what you ordered.
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Arrange with your venue for flowers, decorations and the cake to be delivered to them the day before the ceremony.
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Have a rehearsal of the ceremony with the whole of your wedding party.
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Book yourself for a final hair & make-up practise session. This will also give you an idea how long you need to allow for this on the day.
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Wear in your wedding shoes around the house - better than getting sore feet on the day!
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Make sure the rings are collected and the Best Man knows where/when to collect them.
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Have your Hen Party & Stag Night - better to have a few days before, rather than the night before & have a hang-over the next day.
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Make a list for your photographer stating which shots you really want taken on the day - you may want to make sure you get a photograph of the Bride with her Grandmother for example.
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Make sure you have ordered the money for your honeymoon, if you are travelling abroad.
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Make arrangements for the gifts brought to the wedding reception to taken home for you.
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Are you getting married in the Spring? Will you be including the season as a theme D MOO RD BOA
for your day? Here’s just a few ideas that we found on Pinterest.
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Check out more pictures on our “Spring Theme” board. http://www.pinterest.com/localwedconnect/spring-theme/
Why not give your guests seeds or bulbs to plant as favours?
Do you go for pastel shades for your bridesmaids or brighter shades of yellow or orange?
There are plenty of Spring flowers to choose from too, from crocuses & daffodils to tulips and snowdrops.
Believe it or not, this is actually a cake!
Springtime button bouquet Photograph by kind permission of www.IHeartButtons.co.uk
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Picking The Perfect Engagement Ring
By: Elaine Foreman Co. Director at KinetIQue Ltd.
The Four Cs All must be considered equally when comparing mined diamonds, but more than any other factor, according to KinetIQue, it is how the diamond is cut that will determine its defining characteristic. Cut Cut a diamond incorrectly and the defining sparkle will be compromised. It is how the 57 or 58 facets (the tiny planes cut on the diamond's surface) are angled and sized that dictate how light reflects and exits the diamond, an effect known as its "fire". Make the cuts too deep or too shallow and the diamond will be less brilliant. The best and most desirable cut available is called Hearts and Arrows, which are precision, cut variations of the traditional faceted round brilliant cut. When all these factors are in harmony the result is a repeatable, near perfect pattern of eight symmetrical arrows in the face up position called 'crown' and eight symmetrical hearts when viewed in the table down position, called the 'pavilion'. The cut will also determine the shape of the diamond. The most common shape is the round cut, but others include the emerald, the princess, the oval and the heart shape. Colour The most valuable and rare colour is white that is to say, colourless. Jewellers grade absolutely colourless diamonds with a D. Moving down the scale generally down to L, the diamond becomes less white and takes on a slightly yellowish hue, the further down you go. Clarity Many people get hung up over the clarity of a diamond. Look into most diamonds with a jeweller's loupe (magnifying eyeglass) and you will see small "inclusions", also known as "nature's Birthmarks". They look like small clouds or feathers but are usually invisible to the naked eye. Inclusions can affect the diamond's fire. They are graded from IF (Internally Flawless) at the top end moving down to the worst to I3 (Imperfect 3). Carat The weight, and thus the size, of a diamond is measured by carat. A carat is equal to 0.2gm, or 200mgm. A carat is divided into 100 smaller units called points. For example, three-quarters of a carat is 75 points. The average size of most engagement-ring diamonds is somewhere between one carat and half a carat. Do not confuse carats with karats, which is the unit of purity for gold.
BY NOW, IT IS CLEAR THAT MANY OF US ARE LOOKING FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TO MINED DIAMONDS AND THAT YOU WANT SOMETHING THAT IS ETHICAL, WITHOUT HARMING THE ENVIRONMENT. www.KinetIQue.co.uk www.facebook.com/KinetIQue
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Something Blue... www.rachelsimpsonshoes.co.uk Rachel Simpson - Victoria Midnight Navy
www.iheartbuttons.co.uk Handmade button bouquets & buttonholes
www.amysgifts.co.uk Bespoke Embroidered Ladies Irish Linen Hanky
www.weddinggarterco.com
www.alfredangelobridal.co.uk Style 2299
http://uk.accessorize.com Essouria Y Necklace
www.notonthehighstreet.com
www.tiaras4u.co.uk
Personalised/Bespoke Embroidered Knickers by JUST FOR EVE
Filigree Five Petal Flower Hair Pins with Blue Crystals
www.ernestjones.co.uk Silver blue Swarovski crystal earrings
www.catherinemee.co.uk Heart Buckle Teal Clutch Bag
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Rose of the Shires Whether you plan to get married in the town or the countryside, Northamptonshire has something to offer for everyone, from stunning rural country houses, exquisite hotels in the main towns and some idyllic village churches too. Northamptonshire has a vast selection of approved venues too, where you can hold both your ceremony and reception in the same place - here are a few to choose from.
Oundle Mill, Oundle www.oundlemill.co.uk
The Great Barn, Aynho, Nr Banbury www.thegreatbarn.net
Royal & Derngate, Northampton www.royalandderngate.co.uk Grendon Lakes, Grendon http://grendonlakes.co.uk
The Guildhall, Northampton www.northampton.gov.uk/homepage/396/weddings_at_the_guilhall
The Hind Hotel, Wellingborough www.thehind.co.uk
The Saracens Head, Little Brington www.thesaracensatbrington.co.uk
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Let Them Eat Cake There are so many different options to choose from now and not just the appearance of the cake but the variety of tastes too. Most people imagine a wedding cake to be a three layered, rich fruit cake, with the crisp white royal icing and decorated with flowers. It was also tradition that the smallest top layer was then saved to be used as a Christening cake for the happy couple’s first child. How times have changed! Wedding cakes are no longer either fruit cake or a sponge cake either, you can opt for a variety of flavours and not just chocolate either. How about a trying chocolate orange or chocolate with Baileys (although warn your guests that there is alcohol in it, especially if there are children present). You might also want different flavours in each tier, so everyone gets a choice - try carrot cake, lemon cake & a champagne & strawberry flavour. You may even want to try a dramatic effect when you cut the cake and try a layered rainbow sponge, either in different colours or if different shades of your colour scheme. A recent trend is to have individual cup cakes, so that each guest gets to pick a cake themselves. If you still wanted a cake to cut as well, then why not try a giant cup cake too. If you are a lover of cheesecake, then why not have a tiered cheesecake instead or again, even separate, individual cheesecakes. Perhaps you are not even that fond of cake yourselves and prefer more savoury foods, so you could even have your wedding cake made out of cheese instead. When it comes to wedding cake, the choices are endless.
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Caption competition. It’s competition time again. Can you come up with a funny or witty caption for this photograph? The winner will receive a hamper of Avon products which will include make-up, fragrance & jewellery products.
Email your captions to: comp@localweddingconnections.co.uk And put ‘Caption Competition’ as the subject. Competition Terms & Conditions: Closing date for the competition is Monday 19th May 2014 at 8pm. The winner’s name will be printed in the June issue of our magazine & also on our website & Facebook page (with the winner’s permission). The decision of the Editor is final.
Winner from Issue 3 did not want to be named but was from Northampton. Their entry was:
Photograph kindly supplied by: Andrew Wilkinson of A W Photography Website:
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“Local police unveil new sniffer dog for celebrity weddings”.
We want to hear from you! In the next issue (June 2014) we want to include a ‘Letters Page’ part to the magazine, so please send us your contributions! Write to us about your wedding plans or send us a photograph of your big day. Do you have any tips or advice for other couples? Any wedding business you would like us to do our ‘Q&A’ or ’Day in the Life Of…’ with? Do you have any comments about the magazine or website?
Do you have any amusing stories about your wedding planning? Have you found a fantastic supplier you want to tell everyone about? The best letters will be printed in the next issue of the magazine, with the writer of our ‘Star Letter’ receiving a copy of the ‘Wedding Dresses’ book from Confetti.co.uk
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This time I thought I would take a look at lipsticks - after all, every girl wants a gorgeous smile on her wedding day. I have tried a few of Avon’s range of lipsticks for this issue of the magazine, from different shades to ones that claim to last for hours. Lorraine (Editor).
Avon Ultra Colour Absolute Lipstick (Tea Rose) Quite a natural colour, although looks slightly darker in the book. A very soft, creamy lipstick and this is exactly how it felt when wearing it. However, I found that it didn’t stay on long and rubbed off easily. Not really what you want on your wedding day, having to keep reapplying your lipstick.
Avon Ultra Colour Lipstick (Satin Finish, Red 2000) If you want a really bright red lipstick, then this is one for you. Very comfortable to wear, so much so that I forgot I was wearing it and it stayed put for hours. Certainly one to wear on your big day - has real staying power!
Anew Youth-Awakening Lipstick Pearl Finish (Plumberry) I personally love darker shades and loved this colour, but the actual staying power of this lipstick was very disappointing. I tend to lick my lips often and this didn’t stand up to that at all. The price is very expensive for a lipstick too, priced at £10.50, so would have to be perfect to warrant me buying it again.
Color Trend Kiss n Go Lipstick Limited Edition Shades (Loveable) A limited edition lipstick that was also on offer at a great price of £2.50. Nice, soft pink colour and lasted as well as any other lipstick, although won’t stay put all day. This could be a great gift to give older bridesmaids, with the heart-shape pattern actually on the lipstick itself too - very pretty.
Avon Perfect Kiss Lipstick (Peach Peck) This range of lipsticks seem to have more natural colours and the colour does stay well. Glides on easily and is really an ‘everyday wear’ kind of lipstick. I would prefer something a bit more ‘special’ for a big occasion. Avon Ultra Colour Lip Crayon (Reddy For Me) Great staying power and really easy to apply. No need to sharpen as just twist the base to expose more pencil. Only down side was I thought it left my lips a little dry after wearing all day.
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Talking Point This is our discussion page and we want you to tell us what you think about the topics we write about. You may agree or you may think it’s outrageous - whatever your opinion, we want to hear it. We will print the best comments in the next issue of our magazine and on our Facebook page too.
The topic we want to hear your thoughts on this issue is…...
Seating Arrangements When it comes to organising your wedding, probably one of the most difficult tasks (and the one likely to cause the most arguments) will be where to sit everybody during the Wedding Breakfast. Even sorting out who sits where on the Top Table can be difficult. Tradition has it that on the Top Table the Bride sits on her Groom’s left, with her own Father on her other side. The Groom’s Mother is traditionally sat with the Bride’s Father and vice versa on the Groom’s side. There is then normally a Best Man (next to the Groom’s Mother and the Matron of Honour/Chief Bridesmaid at the other end of the table, making 8 people in total.
However, in modern times there are more likely to be couples getting married where their own parents are divorced, separated or even re-married, so you may like to consider having a larger Top Table so that nobody feels left out. To save any arguments, you could always opt for a Sweetheart Table so just the Bride & Groom have a top table all to themselves. Then there’s always the relatives and who to sit on the same table to prevent any family feuds, or do you decide to sit people with others that they do not know and hope they will even strike up a conversation with each other. Your chosen venue may determine which style tables are used - round and less informal means that guess can sit next to their partners, where as a more formal, rectangular table usually denotes that partners sit opposite each other. If you had an unusual top table layout, or any other seating problems, let us know, we would to hear what you planned and how it worked out!
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__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Weatherbys - Wedding Stationery Sanders Road, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 4BX Tele: 01933 440077
Email: printing@weatherbys.co.uk
Website: www.weatherbys.co.uk
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Donna Eade Photography 21 Spinney Road, Rushden, Northamptonshire, NN10 9QQ Tele:
01933 384007
Website:
Email: Info@donnaeadephotography.co.uk
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__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Giant Cupcake Shop 10 Hoylake, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 5NZ Tele:
07935 817730
Website:
Email: enquiries@thegiantcupcakeshop.co.uk
www.thegiantcupcakeshop.co.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/thegiantcupcakeshop
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ KinetIQue “Kind not mined” Tele:
01208 592066
Website:
Email: info@kinetlQue.co.uk
www.kinetique.co.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/KinetIQue
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lorraine’s Avon (Northamptonshire/South Leicestershire) Contact me if you would like to see the latest Avon brochure. Tele:
0787 099 8398
Website:
http://lorrainespagerothwell.weebly.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LorrainesPage
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Crafty Owl Joanne James - Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator Tele:
07773 42146
Website:
Email: joanne@thecraftyowl.co.uk
www.thecraftyowl.co.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/The-Crafty-Owl/126886927482232
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Budget Bride Company Email:
hello@budgetbridecompany.co.uk
Website:
http://budgetbridecompany.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/The-Budget-Bride-Company/306611229359598
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A W Photography 48 Combs Grove, Glossop, Derbyshire, SK13 0DJ Tele:
07963 592490
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__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SweetBitz Specialists in cakes for all occasions, Wedding flowers, Balloons, Candy bouquets and all types of party Paraphernalia. 2 Cambridge Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 1DJ Tele:
01933 271000
Email:
sweetbitz@ymail.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/SweetBitz/123396921010051
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Elegantly Hitched Bridal gowns, Evening gowns, Bridesmaid dresses, Tiaras, And Accessories. 27 Cambridge Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, NN8 1DJ Tele:
07715 415438
Website: www.elegantlyhitched.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/ElegantlyHitched
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Banqueting and Conference Suites at the Kettering Ritz 7-9 Station Road, Desborough, Northamptonshire, NN14 2RL Contact:
Gillian Green
Tele:
01536 763510
Website:
www.ketteringvenues.co.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/theritzuk
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Black & Whites 28A High Street, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, NN14 6BQ Tele:
01536 710460
Email: diane@blackandwhitesrothwell.com
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