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March 2013 HAVE A GREAT EASTER
The old adage that ‘March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb’ is certainly ringing true at the moment as we continue to suffer the bitter winds and changing weather that seem to have lasted as long as Middlesbrough FC’s barren run that’s just about scuppered hopes of automatic promotion. Let’s hope that both improve as the month progresses. But to look on the bright side, this month not only gives us the opportunity to show our mothers they are still the most important people in our lives but also heralds the arrival of the Easter festival. Mother’s Day is one of the long lasting traditions that most of us look forward to as it really does give us the opportunity to show our mums how much we appreciate them. Easter, on the other hand, is the Church of England’s most important occasion of the year, featuring as it does the events that ultimately became the true foundations of the Christian religion. Unfortunately, the continuing decline of the church’s influence in modern day life means that most people think of it more as a time for chocolate and holidays than a time when we can reflect on the ‘Greatest story ever told.’
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Congratulations Harry
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precision, thoroughness and skill. Harry Jnr, from Stockton, said: “I was very chuffed to win the regional heat and now can’t wait for the national final in May. “The tasks they set us were not easy, but I really enjoyed it and just tried to approach it as though it was a normal day at work. Competitions are always a bit nerve-wracking, but it was definitely worth it. I’m loving my Apprenticeship and winning the northern heat proves that I’m obviously being taught well.” Redcar & Cleveland College’s unique Eco House training centre, which is fitted with the latest renewable training equipment, has enabled Harry Jnr to develop the skills necessary to work in the evolving plumbing, heating and renewable energy industry. His father, Harry Teasdale Snr, is STEM (Science,
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Is Tech Advantageous?
Just How Advantageous Is Modern Technology?
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t’s obvious that modern technology has added dramatically to our quality of life but some of its influences also seem to be having a detrimental effect on the way we enjoy the more normal aspects of our everyday existence. . . See how many of these observations are relevant to your particular lifestyle: YOU KNOW YOU ARE LIVING IN 2013 when... 1. You accidently enter your pin on the microwave. 2. You haven’t played Solitaire with real cards in years 3. You have a list of fifteen phone numbers to reach the three members of your family. 4. You e-mail the person on the desk next to yours. 5. You claim the reason you don’t stay in touch with family and friends is that they are not on Face-book.
6. You pull up in your own driveway and use your mobile phone to see if there’s anyone around who will help you carry the groceries into the house. 7. Leaving the house without your mobile phone, which you didn't even have the first 20 or 30 (or 60) years of your life, is now a cause for panic and you turn around to retrieve it. 8. You get up in the morning and go on-line before getting your coffee. 9. Despite the fact that every bus stand displays a comprehensive timetable you still insist on going ‘on-line’ to find out how long you are going to have to wait for your particular bus! 10. When you visit a sick friend in hospital your biggest fear is that you are going to have to spend the next sixty minutes without your mobile phone. Our advice is to try doing without all those gadgets for a week or so. We can assure you the world will not collapse and you might actually enjoy talking to people again!
Does This Sound Familiar? "The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.'' People must again learn to work instead of living on public assistance." - Cicero , 55 BC So, evidently we've learned nothing in the past 2,067 years. PAGE 8 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
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Health & Beauty
Cosmetic Surgery – Facts Before You Decide!
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n the past ten years, the number of people having cosmetic surgery has increased considerably with most procedures carried out on women. Not to be confused with plastic surgery which usually repairs damaged skin and tissue following injury or illness, the top five most popular cosmetic procedures for women are breast enlargement, eyelid surgery, face and neck surgery, tummy tucks and breast reduction. For men, the most popular are nose reshaping, eyelid surgery, ear pinning, liposuction and male breast reduction. A number of non-surgical procedures like Botox injections, dermal fillers and chemical peels have also come to the fore in people’s attempts to change their appearances to achieve what they perceive to be a more desirable look. There are, however, other situations where surgery may be needed for functional reasons. Breast reduction, for instance, is often used to alleviate back or neck pain. During cosmetic surgery, a number of different bodily features may be changed, including skin colour and texture or the structure or shape of a body part such as the nose so deciding to have cosmetic surgery isn't a decision that should be taken lightly. In addition, cosmetic surgery can PAGE 10 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
be expensive and time consuming, results are often variable and since the end result can't be guaranteed it's important that you give careful thought and consideration when deciding to go ahead. It's a good idea to discuss your plans with your GP, and if you finally do decide to have surgery, be absolutely sure about your reasons for wanting to have it.
On extreme occasions cosmetic surgery can be made available on the NHS but there must be major physical or psychological reasons for considering cosmetic surgery or that cosmetic surgery is required to protect a person’s health. Because NHS resources are limited and waiting times are usually long, however, many people still tend to pay to
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Technology
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ver the past couple of years the rise of mobile gaming has increase tremendously, and statistics show that 80% of mobile and tablet owners play games on there device. Even if you don't class your self as a gamer, without a doubt, you will have seen a family member playing a game on there phone and been a little bit interested. Here are two of the most popular games at the moment.
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on this deliciously sweet saga alone or play with your facebook friends to see who can get the highest score! Candy Crush Saga features: • Tasty graphics that will leave you hungry for more • Easy and fun to play, but a challenge to fully master • Over 100 sweet levels • Leaderboards for you and your friends • Items to unlock by completing levels • Boosters and charms to help with those challenging levels • Seamless synchronization with the Facebook version
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on Android! Super simple, surprisingly addictive and quick word game for the whole family with 200 words divided over 7 levels! If you like word and logo games, you'll love this great free puzzle game! Dive in and find out why everyone is playing this game!
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Keeping An Eye On Finances
Recent Changes to the Social Care System
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he Government have recently announced major changes to the Social Care system including the introduction of a £75000 lifetime cap on care costs. What a lot of people are not aware of is the cap only takes into account care costs – you will still have to pay your hotel/ accommodationcosts i.e. bed, food etc.
can make a great difference for those people who matter most to you. If you die intestate (without having made a will) the state decides what happens to your wealth. This may well leave your family in costly, uncertain and stressful position at the worst possible time.
It is important to remember that everyones circumstances are different and how hese changes affect you will depend on the care needed individual financial circumstances. However, it is estimated that about three quarters of us will need some care as we get older. While about half of us can expect to pay about £20,000, 1 in 10 people will spend over £100,000. Why write a will today? Protect your family and preserve you home and assets. Planning your estate and making a will are two of the most important things you will ever do. By protecting your hard earned wealth and putting your estate in order you PAGE 14 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
Questions to ask yourself… Will your house be sold to pay for care costs? It is a frightening statistic that over 20,000 homes have to be sold each year to refund Local Authorities for care costs.
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Why Remake A Classic?
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here can’t be many TV programmes that have surpassed – or even equalled - the excellence of the ‘Yes Minister’ and ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ series. The original Yes, Minister and its sequel Yes, Prime Minister ran from 1980 to 1988 for 38 episodes, and starred Paul Eddington as Prime Minister Jim Hacker, Nigel Hawthorne as Cabinet Secretary Sir Humphrey Appleby and Derek Fowlds as Hacker’s Personal Private Secretary Bernard Woolley. Wonderfully written, superbly acted and on many occasions introducing pioneering ideas and political hypotheses that would eventually emerge in the true world of twenty first century politics, the series was an untouchable classic. Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn’s marvellous scripts survive the test of time better than almost any other series from the time and I for one watch my complete set of DVDs on numerous occasions and always find them both funny and exceedingly watchable. So whose idea was it to remake the series? Despite retaining the obvious skills of Jay and Lynn the updated version – which stars David PAGE 16 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
Haig as Jim Hacker and Henry Goodman as Sir Humphrey Appleby – loses enormously in the translation. As one notable critic put it; ‘Sadly, it doesn’t come even close. It is stagey and unsubtle, with nothing new or relevant to say about modern politics and with weaker oneliners. Far less artfully constructed and written than the 1980s series.’ David Haig has actually been in a couple of things I have liked. His cameo in ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ was excellent and his performance as Inspector Grimm in the Jasper Carrott series ‘The Detectives’ was one of the highlights of that show. But Jim Hacker he certainly isn’t and while Nigel Hawthorne was silky smooth in his portrayal of the manipulative cabinet secretary Henry Goodman has little to offer as far as humour is concerned. If it survives for a second series, I, for one, will be amazed. It’s probably been the worst idea since Adolf Hitler’s mum and dad decided to have an early night!
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Meet Me By The Clock
Local Icon Is One Hundred Years Old
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here can’t be many people in Redcar who haven’t said at one time or another ‘I’ll meet you by the clock,’ demonstrating in the most human terms that the Redcar town clock tower is by far the town centre’s most familiar and iconic building. This wonderful landmark celebrated the hundredth year of its interesting history in January, having been originally conceived as a Coronation Clock dedicated to King Edward VII who was a regular visitor to the area. At that time Coatham and Redcar had recently combined as one authority and it was a joint venture between the two communities. An appeal for funds attracted some £300, some of it from the sale of ‘penny bricks,’ but the total proved insufficient and the idea had to be put aside. In 1911, however, after the sad death of King Edward VII, the fund was reopened and attracted enough money to build the clock, but now in memory of the late king. Fittingly, it was built on the previous boundary between Redcar and Coatham and the idea was to have the four clock faces pointing North, South, East and West. After receiving seventeen different tenders, all with different clock designs, it was decided to go PAGE 18 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
with that of architect William Duncan and was constructed using red engineering bricks and reinforced concrete by builder John Dobson. The clock's mechanism was created by Robert Richardson, the wrought iron weather vane was made by local man Gordon Scott, and the bell itself was donated by Mrs Walton. The opening ceremony – performed by Councillor Henry Hudson - took place on Wednesday 29th January 1913 and featured a fanfare from the Boy Scouts, a selection of music by the Warrenby Band and a symbolic silver knife that was used during the ceremony.
The clock was not without its problems, however, and Residents of the nearby hotel objected to it striking the hour during the
THE EYE MAGAZINE night, so it had to be disconnected. Eventually, during the 1970s, the bell was removed, recast and hung in St. Mark's Church in Marske. A watchmaker of the time was also adamant that the time shown on the four clock faces never correlated, but after the Second World War the pendulum and weights mechanism was replaced by an electric motor to operate the clock and in 1984 the clock faces were all renewed. Today, it is a Grade II listed building and a valued part of our local heritage that numerous people think of fondly for many different reasons. How many lifelong relationships began by meeting under that clock can only be guessed at, but despite it’s constant buffeting from the adverse conditions created by its proximity to the North Sea the clock stands proudly as a wonderful symbol of Redcar’s history.
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Fitness & Health
Keep in shape locally Fight Yourself Fit Boxing
Burning around 800 cals in a 1 hour session its guaranteed to get you sweaty and the heart racing and can offer an alternative to full contact in the form of Boxercise. It can also help you in a self defence situation should the unfortunate incident arise.
Where?
Our very own Redcar Boxing club offer these facilities in abundance and a host of multi skilled trainers including Frankie Wales, Tony Ray, Dave French, Nicky Wiley, Bobby Dalton, Tony Warriner & Marty Williams. If you don't want to box in the ring you can simply do it to keep fit and strive for that summer beach body.
Age & Pricing
From ages 5 to 11 - 4:45 till 5:30 = £1.00 From ages 11 to 16 - 5:30 till 6:30 = £1.50 From ages 16 plus - 6:30 till 7:30 = £2.50
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Get Fit With A Brazilian Twist Brazilian jiu jitsu is a grappling sport consisting of throws holds and ground work and derives from kodokan judo. Its a great self defence sport too should you wish to learn the art whilst working up a sweat in the process.
Where?
Shaun Matthews brown belt of 14 years runs a very successful club growing each day from coatham memorial hall, starting off on his own with a few mats his club has grown to around 40 plus bjj practitioners and a host of medals, Including there own Sub15een event now attracting countrywide interest.
Age & Pricing
From ages 8 years - 6pm = £2.50 Adults 16 plus - 6pm till 9pm = £2.50
HEALTH & FITNESS
Nutrition Advice So you’ve got yourself on a fitness regime and its slotting in nicely with your work/home life situation BUT you cant quite nail the diet angle, Don't fear Dave will guide you down the right path...
REDCAR’S SPECIALIST
CYCLE SHOP
Foods to add to your diet 1) Chia seeds Available from most food stores and health stores add a vital omega 3 supplement to your diet and are high in fibre. 2) Almonds These super nuts will lower blood sugar and insulin levels after meals reducing hunger. 3) Kale This green is very high in iron which is essential for proper liver function and is full of anti oxidants 4) Lean meats Chicken, Turkey etc will provide a high protein source needed for weight management. 5) Hemp protein powder Available in most health sores this offers an alternative for vegetarians, has a pure protein quality and is full of vitamins and minerals.
WHO IS OUR EXPERT?
Dave is a fully qualified Personal Trainer holding specific certifications in level 2 Mixed martial arts conditioning with leading American UFC strength and conditioning coach Kevin Kearns, ABA of England boxing coaches badge with our very own Redcar boxing club & boasts a fully registered Boxercise qualification as well as a nutrition & special diets qualification, Dave is Registered under the Northern Institute of massage as a qualified masseur & holds a level 1 athletics award with the United kingdom strength and conditioning association.
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In the garden
March Gardening Tips GARDEN MAINTENANCE
Frosts can still be a hazard during March, so keep vulnerable plants protected at night if frost is forecast. March winds are also notorious for their ferocity so check exposed plants are well supported.
Now is the time for a thorough spring clean; weed and dig over your borders incorporating as much organic matter as you can - those chilly winds will really help to dry out the soil. Mulch bare soil once you have done the work and remove moss and weeds from paths, terraces and driveways. They may be boring tasks but if you don’t get on top of the PAGE 22 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
garden now (especially the weeds!) it will be a nightmare for the rest of the season. Mark out the shape of new beds and boarders with sand trickled from a bottle, remove the top layer of growing vegetation and dig the ground over, incorporating as much organic matter as possible. If you are making a bed in the lawn, remove the turf and stack it upside down somewhere out of the way - after a year or two it will rot down into fantastic compost. Alternatively chop it up and bury upside down in the planting hole a good spade’s depth down. Beware - if you just dig it in the buried grass will regrow. Clean and repair your garden tools, book the lawn mower in for a service and check garden furniture for any rot. When it is warm enough, treat sheds, fences and trellis with wood preservative; brushes and rollers are fine for most things, however a sprayer is well worth buying for tricky projects such as woven panels!
PLANTS AND BULBS
Protect new spring shoots from slugs (a generous application of slug killer around hostas (even if they are not showing) now will
GARDENING help in the uneven battle on the horizon!). Plant summer flowering bulbs. Add some compost to the soil, a sprinkling of bonemeal and plant them slightly deeper than they were in the pot. Cut down perennials that have been left standing over winter, including grasses even if they are still looking good. Lift and divide overgrown clumps of perennials and split polyanthus plants once they have finished flowering.
Redcar in Bloom – can you help?
Hazel or birch twigs are great for the natural look, canes and pea netting are practical and unobtrusive and purpose made green plastic covered supports are easy and convenient. Looking ahead to summer - buy young plants now for your hanging baskets and containers and pot them up so the moment the last frost is over.
2013 will be the third year of Redcar being an entrant in the Northumbria in Bloom Coastal Town category and we are working towards bringing home another silver if not a silver gilt during this time.
Sow hardy annuals such as calendula, cornflowers and annual poppies in drifts – clashing colours just don’t matter in a garden, but remember to plant taller plants behind shorter ones.
We are currently preparing our planting regime for the tubs and planters in the High Street areas of Redcar plus embarking on two projects. The first being improvements to The Remembrance Garden and also the sprucing up of Zetland roundabout. If you feel able to give a couple of hours each month we would like to hear from you. Register on www.RedcarinBloom.co.uk & find us on Facebook too.
LAWNS
Keep off your lawn as much as possible while wet. Use a garden fork air ate and add drainage to the lawn by poking holes ever 2 feet or so about 2-3 inchs deep. Reseed bare patches. Dont be tempted to cut the lawn while it still wet.
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Good luck, Mr Gorsky
The Finest Story Of The First Man On The Moon
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here’s a piece of trivia that’s been around for years and apparently has kept most of the world in suspense as to its original importance. On July 20th 1969 – as commander of the Apollo 11 Lunar Module - Neil Armstrong was the first human being to set foot on the moon.
integrity would finally let him tell the real story of Mr Gorsky.
His first words on stepping onto the moon’s surface were ’That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.’ Just before he re-entered the craft, however, he also uttered the statement ‘Good luck, Mr Gorsky.’ Many of the people at NASA thought it was a throw–away remark aimed at one of his rival Russian cosmonauts, but their checks on the subject proved that there was no Gorsky in either the Russian or the American space programmes. Over the years it became an often asked question of Armstrong. ‘Who was Gorsky and why did he need good luck?’ But Neil Armstrong always just smiled and refused to answer. On July 5th 1995, in Tampa Bay, Florida, a reporter brought up the 26 year old subject again after listening to a Neil Armstrong speech. This time Armstrong replied that because Mr Gorsky had recently died his own PAGE 24 | THE EYE MAGAZINE - ISSUE 45
In 1938, he said, when he was just a small kid in a mid-western American town, he was playing baseball with a friend in his backyard. His friend hit the ball which landed in his neighbour’s yard just by their bedroom window. His neighbours were Mr and Mrs Gorsky, and as Neil went to retrieve the ball he leaned down to pick it up and heard Mrs Gorsky shouting at Mr Gorsky ‘Sex, you want sex? You’ll get sex when the kid next door walks on the moon!’ Improbable as it may sound, Neil Armstrong’s family has confirmed that this is a true story. We don’t care if it is or it isn’t. It’s completely wonderful!
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Sport We’ve Absolutely Blown It!
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nyone who reads this column on a regular basis will know that I always try to find a little chink of light regardless of how long the dark tunnel may be but I’m afraid that even I have had to succumb to common sense and admit that performances over the last seven weeks have left us with a mountain to climb. And not just any mountain. The idea of automatic promotion has now reached Everest-like proportions so the best we can hope for is that we can do enough to force the chasing pack to leave us in a play-off place. If evidence since Christmas is anything to go by, ‘Boro – for the first part of the season at least – must have been fighting well above their weight. The truth is that vital goals at vital times gave us points that we were grateful for because the defence was mean enough to make those odd goals count. Now we are letting in goals at a rate of knots the blank sheet against Burnley came as a huge relief. That we could actually have won that game at the end – despite not having a shot on goal for the first hour or so – is a reminder of some of the early wins that we managed to get away with. At the time of writing we have yet to play Millwall in the late Saturday kick off, but since in their previous game they conceded five against lowly Peterborough
there shouldn’t be an excuse for anything other than a comprehensive victory. Failure to achieve that will go a long way to denying us even the play-offs. Perhaps I’m being a little harsh in view of the number of injuries we have had to endure, but I still maintain that playing Rhys Williams at right back when Parnaby was on the bench was a waste of one of our better players. That Stephen McManus returned against Burnley to do a great job despite being pushed out and ignored for much of the season showed a great attitude and it really is that kind of determination we now need from everybody. Nobody minds losing a game against better opposition (well, we do really, but at least we can understand it.) What we really don’t want to see is a defeat against obviously inferior teams. With confidence as low as it now is, however, that could continue to happen so we would all love the team to make a big effort and have the courage to really go for it. From now to the end of the season both of those attributes will be needed in abundance.
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Wedding Guide Your guide to the perfect fairy tale wedding locally.
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uccess or otherwise on your special day is largely dependant upon the time, planning and preparation you do. You will find out for yourself after you have read this month’s eight page wedding guide that preparation needs to start early, in most cases eighteen months before the big day. We have included some useful hints and tips to help and guide you through the things you need think about and help ensure your special day is a joyous celebration. We have brought together local specialists to help and advise you whether it be jewellery, photo’s or wedding cake. We hope you enjoy reading our wedding guide and find it helpful in preparation for your big day.
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Planning Your Big Day
Wedding Planning Countdown
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t can take on average 200 hours to plan a wedding and this can be a daunting undertaking, especially when you’re not sure where to start. Most couples will have friends and family members who will offer help and support and some may have planned a wedding before, maybe there own. We thought we would lend a hand. We have complied this check list for you to complete which will help you through every step of wedding planning. 12 to 18 Months before Announce your engagement to family and friends! Discuss the kind of day and ceremony you would like (Church or Civil) Set your budget Arrange meeting with minister/priest OR book registrar to set your date Visit reception venues and book Choose your bridesmaids and groomsmen Draft your guest list Book a photographer Start looking for the dress, make appointments with bridal boutiques
6 Months before Order your wedding invitations and other wedding stationery Meet with hairdresser and make-up artist Go shopping for bridesmaids dresses Organise grooms and groomsmen’s suits Book wedding cars Go for wedding dress fitting Order wedding rings Book your honeymoon (ensure your passports are valid & have inoculations) Order your table decorations Discuss and agree menu options with caterer/venue
9 Months before Order your fabulous wedding dress Find your wedding stationer and discuss your requirements Finalise the guest list and send out Save The Date cards Book your florist Order your cake Book your caterer, hire tables and chairs, DJ/ band (if not provided by venue)
3 to 4 Months before Send out wedding invitations, including gift list and directions to church/venue Buy wedding lingerie Discuss the service and bands with minister/priest/registrar (hymns & readings) Choose the music for your ceremony and reception
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THE EYE MAGAZINE 2 Months before Reconfirm bookings with all suppliers Buy ‘thank you’ presents for bridal party Visit hairdresser and make-up artist for hair and veil, and make-up trials Prepare official documents for changing your name 1 Month before Confirm the order of service with minister/ priest & pass to your wedding stationer Arrange your seating plan and place setting cards with your wedding stationer Have final dress fitting with whole outfit Write speeches Confirm that groom and groomsmen’s suits are ready Enjoy hen and stag nights!
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2 Weeks before Break in your wedding shoes Collect wedding rings Buy honeymoon currency Agree ‘must take’ shots with your photographer
The day before Send a note/gift to be delivered to your bride tomorrow Help to decorate venue (if necessary) Have someone take your luggage to the hotel Have a manicure and pedicure Have a relaxing evening and early night On the big day Enjoy and have a fantastic day!
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1 Week before Bring your wedding dress home Pack for your honeymoon and confirm travel arrangements Confirm final guest count and meal requirements with caterer/venue Reconfirm details with all suppliers and venue Speak with bridal party to make sure everyone knows what they are doing Have a spray tan Attend wedding rehearsal
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Tips For Ordering Your Wedding Stationary When to order s a guide, we would recommend that orders for Invitations & RSVP cards are placed at least five to six months before your wedding date for sending out three to four months before your wedding. Save-The-Date cards can be ordered as early as you want.
design. How many to order Your Reception venue will tell you how many guests they can cater for, and it is up to your budget how many guests you wish to invite for your wedding breakfast and evening do.
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Once your guests have replied to your invitations, you can then work out your seating plan. Your Reception venue will tell you how many tables you will have and where they will be placed. If you require a full set of wedding stationery we recommend that you order all of your stationery at once, (with an estimated numbers if exact quantities are not known at that stage) to ensure continuity of your
Allow one Invitation per family/couple. You may wish to order a few extra for any errors made when writing them out or any extra guests you may decide to ask at a later date. Allow one Order of Service per couple (and you may wish to order a few extra for evening guests who may also wish to attend the ceremony). The details within your Order of Service will need to be agreed with your Church/Venue before you submit them to your stationer.
Wedding Budget Checklist Use the below checklist to help to keep you wedding on budget. Item/Supplier Wedding Venue Reception Venue First nights accommodation Photography & Videographer Wedding dress Accessories Stationery Flowers Cake Catering Drinks Hair and Beauty Bridesmaid outfits Groom & Groomsmen’s outfits Car Hire Rings Honeymoon Table decorations Lingerie Entertainment Thank You presents TOTAL
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The Best Man’s Speech...don’t make it a disaster
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otentially the funniest, but also potentially the most dangerous part of the wedding reception is the best man’s speech. It can be a nerve wracking experience for someone not accustomed to speaking in public, but the good news is that properly written and well executed your best man’s speech could make you a real star in the eyes of not only the guests but more importantly the bridesmaids! So here are a few basic rules that will make it work. 1. First no best man’s speech is ever great if it makes the Groom’s friends cheer and the Bride’s parents cry. 2. Write it well in advance and memorise it. There’s nothing worse than reading from a piece of paper. Eye contact with your audience is paramount! 3. It’s fine to humiliate the groom. Everyone will love you for it. But never, ever mention any of his previous relationships.
They are no longer appropriate and could never, under any circumstances, be funny at his wedding. 4. It does need to be funny, however, but certainly not offensive. Try and prejudge the type of audience you’re going to have and avoid anything that will upset anyone. 5. When choosing the stories you are going to tell, what traits in their offspring will The Parents recognise and enjoy? And most important, what will make The Parents proud of their new son-in-law and their new daughter-in-law? 6. No, this is not about being a sycophant. Far from it. It’s about doing what’s in any speaker’s best interest – recognising the number one rule of public speaking — know your audience. Win the parents and you’ll win the crowd. We hope it all goes well!
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