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ContentsWhere To Start 8 - 10

Beautiful Bride 14 - 15

Festival Season 20 - 23

Dare To Be Different 28 - 29

Food For Thought 34 - 37

Planning Your Honeymoon 42 - 43

Seasonal Flowers 46 - 47

The Look Of Love 48 - 55

#YourWedding 56 - 57

EditorChris Brady

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DesignChris Brady

ContributorsLiz HorselyGemma Agar

CoverPhoto - Liberty Pearl PhotographyDress - Available from The Wedding CompanyFlowers - Honors FlowersHair - Vogue HairMakeup - Gem Ryder MUALocation - The Green CornwallModel - Becky Smith

© 2013 La Belle Wedding Magazine Ltd.All rights reserved.Nothing in this magazine may be published without written permission. While reasonable steps are taken to ensure the accuracy of the content within this magazine, La Belle cannot take any responsibility for any mistakes or omissions or the views of our contributors and advertisers. All views expressed in La Belle are not necessarily those of La Belle.


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Congratulations you’re engaged! People will now start asking you “when is the big day?” It suddenly occurs to you that you have no idea where to begin in planning this massive life event. Here’s La Belle’s guide to starting the ball rolling on your wedding planning!

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Step 1 - BudgetDecide on a realistic budget with your partner and stick to it. Most couples pay for the majority of their own weddings

these days, but don’t be tempted to go into debt to pay for your wedding day. When all’s said and done a wedding is

just one day, and starting married life in financial difficulties is not a good idea.

Parents offering to pay? That’s great, but bear in mind that if someone else pays for your big day, they might feel that

they have more of a say about important decisions than you would want. Make sure you discuss their expectations

before you accept any offers of money, and if necessary, politely decline.

Step 2 - PrioritiseNext, take your budget and divide it up. The largest proportion of cash will likely be spent on your ceremony, venue and

honeymoon, but you also need to think about what’s most important to you and your partner. Now’s the time to get a

rough idea of numbers you want to invite, any colour scheme or theme and how many you want in the wedding party,

as these will affect how you allocate budget. Make a list of priorities, with things you don’t want to compromise on at the

top, and things you’re less worried about at the bottom. Be realistic about your expectations!

Step 3 - DateNext thing is to decide when you want to get married. This isn’t just as simple as picking the season, as you also need

to consider that many venues book out at least a year in advance, and sometimes two years in advance for peak times.

You also need to think about whether you want a weekend or weekday, and consider the fact that weddings in the

summer are generally more expensive than those that take place in Spring, Autumn and Winter. At this point, a range

of preferred dates is enough to go onto to step 4.


Step 4 - VenuesArmed with your chosen dates, start contacting venues to find out if they are within your budget and whether they

have availability at the times you want. If you have your heart set on a place that’s a little out of your budget, have

a chat with them and see if you can reduce the cost down by omitting certain things, or by only having the reception

there. Make sure you visit any venue before you book it, and you discuss your expectations and requirements with

the resident wedding co-ordinator to ensure they’re on the same page. If they aren’t fully on board with what you

want, or suggest things that you don’t really want make sure you tell them, and don’t go along with anything you’re

not totally happy about.

Step 6 - Other Wedding ServicesOnce you’ve finalised the venue (or venues), you need to start booking other wedding vendors, such as photographer, DJ, caterers and transport. Choose your bridesmaids and groomsmen and let them know so that you can involve them in the planning where necessary. Start visiting bridal shops and looking into suit hire or purchase, and decide on a honeymoon destination. Consider getting wedding insurance in case something awful happens to your venue or one of your other vendors.

Step 5 - InvitesDepending how far in advance you have booked your venue, the next step is to invite your guests. If you’re planning to send out ‘Save the Date’ cards, they can be sent out anywhere from 6-8 months prior to your wedding day, and invitations don’t need to go out until 3 months before. If you’re only doing invitations or your wedding is during a holiday season you might want to send them out 3-6 months beforehand to ensure people have plenty of time to RSVP, and for you to confirm final numbers with your venue.

And there you have it, hopefully you now have a better idea of where to begin! There are of course a few things to finalise and a few more things to organise, but you’re most of the way there! Each issue of La Belle has a handy, month by month checklist for you to use to help with your wedding planning, so make sure you consult it to fill in any of the details, including suggestions for the weeks and even days before your wedding.

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Step up your water intake a few months before your

wedding; your skin will glow more and your hair will get

some added shine too. Also, try and reduce your caffeine

intake per day, it will lessen staining to your teeth and will

actually lower your stress levels. You might even want

to introduce an exercise plan if you’re feeling particularly

energetic, just remember not to shed too many pounds or

your beautiful wedding dress will be falling off you!

Six to nine months (or more!) before your wedding you

should be scouting out your makeup artist. Use any

recommendations from family and friends and check

which products each artist uses too. Don’t be afraid to

keep searching until you find one you’re comfortable with.

At your consultation, remember to bring images with you

so the artist has something to work from, this goes for hair

stylists too; pictures are much more easily interpreted

than words. Once you’ve had a consultation with your hair

stylist and MUA, book a trial run of your hair and beauty

routine a few months before - this is a must if you don’t

want any unwelcome surprises on your wedding day.

Book this at the same time so you can judge the whole

look. Try to book a trial for a morning and wear it all day

so you get a better idea of how you look throughout the

day in different lighting. After the stylist has worked their

magic and you check your reflection, make sure you feel

like yourself. If you’re unrecognisable it will make you feel

uncomfortable, tense and could occupy your mind when

you have other more important things to think about on

your wedding day…like getting married!

Your hands are easily forgotten amid the excitement of

hair and makeup but when that ring goes on your finger

you’ll want a dazzling manicure to match the moment.

Find some inspiration in other brides’ wedding manicure

images, consider the traditional French manicure or an

ombre effect, match it to your flowers, your dress material

or your colour scheme - the world’s your oyster! Consult

a beautician a few months before and make sure they’re

available. Try to get your nails done no more than a few

days before the wedding or they’ll be chipped before

you’ve even walked up the aisle.

If you’re a member of the bridal party or the happy couple, every eye will be on you; it’s only natural that you’ll want to look your best, particularly if you’re the blushing bride. By planning effectively you can take matters into your own hands and prepare for the best version of you on your wedding day. Here’s La Belle’s tips on staying beautiful.

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If you’ve decided to do your own hair, makeup or even

both then make sure you practise plenty in advance.

Collect some inspiring images in a scrapbook to give you

something to work from and make sure you’re completely

happy with your chosen style. If you have a summer

wedding, particularly outdoors, you’ll want a fresh and

glowing makeup look - think pastels, pinks and lighter

colours in general. If you have a winter wedding consider

a darker makeup look in keeping with your wintery venue;

incorporate some richer colours without looking too

vampy.

If you choose to have any facial waxing or other hair

removal treatments done don’t leave it until the day

before. Your skin will swell and could remain slightly

sore for a few days after the treatment, leaving you with

embarrassing bumps and visible irritation in your wedding

photographs. Avoid unfortunate tan lines in by covering

up the week before your wedding and wearing sun cream

if necessary to fight that pesky, uneven tan. If you prefer

to use fake tan try not to overdo it for the sake of the

cameras. Less is definitely more; too much fake tan will

turn you from bronzed to tangerine in an instant!

Don’t forget to bear in mind your skin type, avoid

invasive peels and you’ll escape a potential skin disaster,

particularly if you’re sensitive skinned. Opt for a gentler

treatment to save your skin from damage and still give

you that pampered feeling.

On the day, have one of your trusty bridesmaids carry

spare makeup and toiletries so you can touch up your look

throughout the day. Lipstick, blusher, mascara, concealer

and eyeliner are all essentials. Think about baby wipes

and foot plasters too, just in case. You’ll do a lot of smiling

on your wedding day (obviously!), most of it natural, some

of it posing for the cameras. You’ll have face ache by

the end of the day but the photographs will be worth it,

more so if you have a dazzling smile. You might want to

consider a little teeth whitening, either at home or with a

professional, to get your pearly whites whiter.

Skin hates stress and there are few things more hectic

than wedding planning. But there’s no need to stress

about getting stressed! Most brides naturally glow on

their wedding day; they’re wearing an amazing gown,

surrounded by their family and friends and about to

marry the partner of their dreams. Try to relax and enjoy

the journey.


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If you are a follower of all things free spirited and love the summertime vibe, then why not embrace your inner hippy and indulge yourself with that festival style wedding you’ve been dreaming of. From summer fete to mini music festival, you and your partner can relive nostalgic moments to put on a truly memorable event.


BIG & BOLD!A brightly coloured hair piece, boquet and wellies are a great way to give the festival style from head to toe...


This unconventional and relaxed style of ceremony allows you to mix all of your

favourite things into one huge and touching celebration of your love that is sure to be

talked about by your guests for years to come.

Photography: Liberty Pearl Photography

Model: Becky Smith

Venue: The Green Cornwall

Dress: Elodie by Charlotte Balbier from The Wedding Company

Flowers: Honors Flowers

Hair: Vogue Hair / Gem Ryder MUA

Makeup: Gem Ryder MUA


Avoid cliches. As we are all more than aware the

British summertime is far from predictable, so with

regards to the weather a contingency plan is a

grudging necessity. Many venues offer yurts and

gazebos to facilitate outdoor weddings and will often

provide decorations to create that romantic feel. So

if the heavens do unexpectedly open, you won’t be

left with wilting flowers and soggy guests. Outdoor

heaters may also be a good idea for those chilly

evening celebrations.

Being a lively fun filled event, you are likely to want

a dress you feel comfortable in, yet elegant and

graceful, bringing tears to the eyes of your loved

ones. If you are looking for comfort, then a romantic,

floaty dress may be more suitable than one of the

tight fishtail or strapless options available. If you opt

for a more traditional look, a headband made with

real or artificial flowers can provide that nostalgic

country fayre feel and help to combine your festival

style with your outfit.

Hay bales, flower filled jam jars, outdoor tree

decorations and bunting, the possibilities are endless.

This fun theme really allows you to get creative with

your decorations and add that personal touch. If you

wanted to step the festival theme up a notch, then

why not present your guests with wedding festival

wrist bands upon entry, as a fun souvenir of the

big day. You could even create a festival themed

seating plan, naming the tables after you and your

partner’s favourite bands.

When it comes to the cake you need to think about

your personal idea of the perfect summertime

festival. Whether you love bold and beautiful brights

or delicate florals, you want to choose a cake that

best reflects the overall feel of your day. If you’re

feeling a bit quirky, why not incorporate edible

flowers into the design.

As a little extra to keep the kids entertained, why not

treat them to a selection of old fashioned games,

such as apple bobbing, sack races or even a coconut

shy. They will make for great photographs and are

cheap to set up; the only downside being the high

probability of grass stained clothing…but that’s what

summer is all about.

Whether you are looking to have a wholesome family

affair or you can see yourself snuggling up on a hay

bale whilst watching the sunset, surrounded by fairy

lights, with your close friends and family preparing

themselves to party until the cows come home. the

festival theme might be just what your looking for.

Fingers crossed you don’t need your wellies!


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Most brides nowadays will put their own spin on the

traditional ‘bridal look’ to a greater or lesser degree,

whether it is to do with when or where the wedding is

taking place or just down to personal choice.

White dresses for the bride have only been traditional

since Victorian times when Queen Victoria wore a

white dress when she married Prince Albert. Prior to

this, rich brides wore dresses of the most expensive

materials they could afford, and picked a colour of their

choice. Poorer brides usually wore their Sunday best.

Because of the impracticality of a white dress for day

to day wear, they became a symbol of wealth. A boast

to others that you could afford a very expensive dress

that would likely only be worn once.

Even after that, wedding dresses still tended to follow

the dress styles of the time periods they were worn

in, and it was only as recently as the 1960’s that bridal

dresses started to revert back to the full-skirted styles

reminiscent of the Victorian era. Brides in the 1920s

and 1940s regularly wore shorter dresses to reflect the

styles of the time.

There are plenty of alternatives to the full-length, ball

gown silhouette dress in white or ivory, and many

brides will select either a column, fishtail or A-Line

dress rather than a ball gown silhouette, and as with

other clothing, bridal fashion does still fluctuate and

change meaning that certain styles will be easier to find

at certain times than at others.

Not all brides see themselves in that traditional wedding image; a big white or ivory dress with train, veil and matching white or ivory shoes.

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Some brides choose a shorter dress when getting

married abroad in a hot climate, or perhaps for a more

informal wedding in a smaller venue. Some just don’t see

themselves in a full-length dress! Tea length dresses

with full 1950’s-style swing skirts are making a comeback

in 2014, as a continuation of the ongoing love of all things

vintage and retro. These can give a bride a very chic

Audrey Hepburn look for her wedding day if accessorised

with short gloves and a visor veil for example.

A dress with less structure, perhaps in a Grecian style

or with an empire line, can look stunning for both boho

brides and those wanting something romantic and

elegant. Chiffon moves beautifully in a breeze, and can

look amazingly dramatic in outdoor photographs, it’s also

generally cooler and a lot easier to move in than a stiffer,

corseted gown made of satin.

Not many women are brave enough to try it, but you

could go sophisticated and very, very cool in a trouser

suit if you think you can pull it off. This option works well

for women uncomfortable with wearing dresses, or for

those who are perhaps having a registry office marriage

in the morning or the day before. You can always wear

a suit to the official ceremony, and change into a party

dress for the rest of the celebrations.

Never imagined yourself in white? There’s plenty of

options these days, from Alfred Angelo bridal dresses

that incorporate splashes of any colour you want, or

bridal dresses by other designers entirely created in

colours other than white, particularly in deep reds, pinks

and champagne. Want a colour that you can’t find from

a wedding dress designer? Look at prom dresses or

evening gowns instead, as many are of a similar quality

to wedding dresses and come in all different styles and

colours.

Whatever your choice for your big day, be it your

grandmother’s vintage dress, a bubblegum pink mini-

dress or a traditional white bridal gown, know that you

will feel happiest in what you truly want to wear, and that

you will look amazing and bridal in whatever you choose

because after all, you’ll be the bride.

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Some of us find working out what we’ll have for tea a struggle, so trying to plan a meal for fifty to a hundred people is enough to bring on a cold sweat. La Belle, as always, is here to help.


A Wedding breakfast is perfect if you’re having an early

ceremony – treat your guests to a served or buffet

breakfast menu; continental or full English, there’s sure

to be plenty of choice. You’ll still have to make table

arrangements but the right caterer will be able to arrange

serving staff and different stations for varying food options.

Don’t fall into the trap that a buffet is any more relaxed

though, people tend to hit the bacon and egg station fairly

hard and anyone who hesitates could be left disappointed.

The breakfast is however considerably easier on your

wallet and will also mean only the most hard core party

people will be doing any serious drinking so early in the

morning.

The major drawback of the breakfast is that you won’t be

able to boogie the night away and, unless you’re off on

your honeymoon that day, you’ll be struggling with what

to do for the rest of the afternoon. Not to mention that

any guests who fit the description of “not really morning

people” probably won’t be thanking you for being up with

the lark.

Be accommodating of your guests. Are there any children

who’ll need entertaining? Any elderly relatives who might

want to sit and rest occasionally? If so, you’ll want to

avoid cocktail parties, which typically only feature a few

chairs and no arranged seating. Whilst they certainly

are sophisticated and fun, any little ones will be tearing

their hair out hearing all the “boring, adult stuff” and your

eighty-year old Great Aunty will be craving a chair.

You’ll need to consider your budget, the formality of your day and your guest’s needs. There are several options available to you but once you start breaking these down, the prospect of feeding all your friends and family may not seem so scary. So what are the pros and cons of the most popular wedding meal options?

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Cocktail parties are great if you want to make an oh-

so-subtle hint to your guests that you don’t want

them staying that long; a lack of adequate seating will

naturally make them leave quicker and the reception

will last no more than an hour and a half to two hours.

That’s not necessarily a bad thing if you’re on a budget

– just remember to tell your guests on their invite that

it’s ‘cocktails only’ at the reception. It’s worth bearing

in mind that speeches may be very tricky to organise

as everyone will be on their feet mingling. It might be

entertaining to watch the father-of-the-bride try to grab

the attention of fifty guests by bobbing about like a

meerkat while coughing loudly, but we’re pretty sure he

won’t be so amused.

If you do serve any finger food it’s likely to end up adding

a certain je ne sais quoi to your venue’s flooring - slightly

tipsy wedding guests balancing paper plates of sausage

rolls could be a recipe for disaster. It’s better to have just

a few tables so people have somewhere to rest plates.

Music might be a tricky subject if you’re a disco loving

bride, cocktail parties are a much more refined event

– there’ll be no birdy dance here! A way to get around

this is to hire an additional room for a disco later in the

evening. In short, if you’re a sophisticated bride and

groom with a penchant for jazz, short on time and with

a large guest list which features no children or elderly

relatives then the cocktail party is perfect for you. We

don’t want you to think we’re totally against the cocktail

reception but it does have its problems if you’re looking

for a party. On the other hand, it’s usually a lot more

relaxed than a sit-down dinner and you’ll be able to fit

more guests in your venue.

The third and still most common wedding meal choice is

the sit-down dinner. The behemoth of wedding catering;

the sit-down meal is the standard meal arrangement

for weddings and the one we probably all picture when

we imagine a wedding reception. A dinner is also more

expensive than any other option and will involve a tad

more planning too. As with the wedding breakfast you

can opt for a buffet or for your meals to be served.

If you’re booking through a venue, staff will no doubt be

provided and some catering companies also offer staff if

you need them. You should think carefully about whether

this style of meal suits the formality of your big day. The

‘sit down’ is typically seen at stately homes, halls and

formal marquees; consider what suits your own venue

best. If you can, opt for a set menu - it leaves less room

for time consuming and expensive individual orders and

is much easier to prepare. You can include a choice

within a set menu, fish or chicken for example, and ask

your guests to state their preference on their invite. By

allowing people to make that decision early you’ll be

able to plan more effectively; that means less stress for

you and your caterers.

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If your venue doesn’t provide meals, particularly if you’re

going for an outdoor, marquee wedding, a caterer will

make your life infinitely easier. Communicate well with

them and ask all the right questions; do they use frozen or

fresh food? Do they have anyone else booked on the same

weekend? Will they provide staff and if so how will they

be dressed? Do they handle alcohol too? It may seem like

you’re bombarding them but you’re likely to be paying them

a fair chunk of your budget and it’s important you have a

good relationship with them. Make sure you’ve ascertained

if any of your guests are vegetarians, vegans, pescetarians,

have allergies, intolerances or any religious needs so your

caterer can provide alternatives. Don’t forget to search for

references from their previous clients for a handy heads

up to any issues.

When you’re all planned out, you’ve picked your meal, met

your caterer and agonised over your table arrangements

you’ll be steeling yourself for the moment on the day

when you start hearing people’s comments. Will they say

how much they enjoyed their meal? Not all of them will –

we’d like to gently burst that bubble for you up front. You

could have the happiest family since The Brady Bunch

but you can guarantee when the food is served that Nan

actually hates prawns, your cousin is allergic to dairy and

your Mother-in-Law thinks you should’ve had canapés.

It’s best to mentally prepare yourself for this beforehand

and accept that you can’t please everyone. As long as

you tried your best, and more importantly served the

food you love, no one can criticise you (actually they can

but they should feel bad about it!).

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Traditionally people preferred a fly-and-flop honeymoon to give them time to recover after the busy pre-wedding period, but we are now seeing a definite shift from that – we are finding people want to get as much out of their honeymoon as they can.

It really is the trip of a lifetime… and while people can make a regular holiday choice in a day, they will often spend months planning the perfect honeymoon.

Couples are now looking for more experiential honeymoons, perhaps combining two or three destinations on one trip. Popular combinations are city and beach although we have seen a move to much more adventurous trips such as tours of South America, New Zealand and Vietnam.

Bali is also becoming increasingly popular. It offers a little of everything: culture, dramatic scenery and a range of activities, including excellent snorkeling along the coast. The resort destinations there are incredible, so people can get out of the hotel complex and experience local life. Again, it can be combined with a city break to somewhere such as Kuala Lumpur or Singapore.

Price is obviously very important – people want the best value from a real ‘wow factor’ destination. Mauritius, for instance, gives fantastic honeymoon discounts – you can get a five-star resort on an all-inclusive basis for the same price as a B&B stay elsewhere.

Your Honeymoon….The destination where you spend the first days of the rest of your lives. Choosing the correct destination is crucial. I would advise spending a little time discussing what you both want from your honeymoon.

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The Highlights

Indonesia: Indonesia is steadily gaining in

popularity as a honeymoon destination, rising from

number nine to eight from 2011 to 2012 and gaining a

further place in the Kuoni top ten for this year. Bali is,

naturally, a popular choice. The tropical island conjures

up images of the ancient east, while there is a spiritual

element to a visit too thanks to its 20,000 temples.

St Lucia: St Lucia remains steadily at number nine

in Kuoni’s top ten honeymoons for 2013 after entering

the list in the same place for 2012. The only Caribbean

destination to feature over the last three years, it offers

a beguiling mix of British, French and Creole culture,

typically pristine beaches and excellent resorts. The

sheer diversity of things to do in such a compact space

– from exploring vibrant capital Castries to ziplining

through rain forests – highlights the growing move away

from fly-and-flop destinations in honeymoon trends.

Italy: Alongside its place in Kuoni’s best-selling

destinations for 2013, Italy remains in Kuoni’s best-

selling honeymoons list for a second year after entering

for the first time in 2012. The magic of a honeymoon

here is based on traditional sights and charms – from

vistas of ancient Rome, through gondola rides in Venice,

and jaw-dropping vistas over the Bay of Naples on the

Amalfi Coast. The short flight time in comparison to

many key Kuoni destinations and incredible food and

wine are other factors that attract newlyweds

What’s new for 2014

Maldives: Always a popular choice. Perfect for

Honeymooners. Baros – a member of the Small Luxury

Hotels of the World group – is offering a special in-villa

breakfast for those who were married in the six months

up to their arrival in resort.

Vietnam: Honeymooning guests at the Six Senses

Ninh Van Bay get a guaranteed room upgrade on arrival,

as well as a bottle of Champagne and a romantic dinner

for two.

Mexico: The new adults-only Secrets The Vine

Cancun offers honeymooners a private beachfront

dinner, Tension Release Massage, choice of European

Facial or Salt Glow Scrub, breakfast in bed with Mimosas,

sparkling wine and fresh fruit and flowers. It is all part of

their Secrets Eternity Honeymoon Package.

Thailand: Koh Samui’s Rocky’s Boutique Resort

is a Kuoni-exclusive hotel and honeymooners can de-

stress from the wedding with a complimentary Thai

massage on the beach, as well as a bottle of sparkling

wine, a fruit platter and a candlelit dinner.

Wherever you decide to visit, remember, everyone will

have different ideas of what ‘The Perfect Honeymoon’

will be and that’s where we, at Peter Goord Travel can

help. Why not make an appointment to come in and see

us and we together can create your dream trip.

The Top Five Kuoni’s top five honeymoon destinations remain unchanged for the third year running, with their long-standing

popularity being a result of their combination of tropical sun, lovely beaches, deep cultural experiences and largely

year-round climates. The USA’s sixth position owes much to the diversity afforded by a holiday there, from city breaks

in New York and Chicago to beach holidays in Florida and Hawaii.


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Jessica and the Rabbits are a 7 piece band consisting of drums, guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, vocals, trumpet and saxophone. We play a variety of musical styles to entertain everyone including Funk, Soul, Blues, Rock n’ Roll, Swing and a touch of Ska. We are all full time musicians and love to play and perform.

The perfect answer to your wedding entertainment needs.

Although we are based in the South West (Devon & Cornwall), Jessica and the Rabbits are always willing to travel.

As part of our wedding package we always offer to learn and play your first dance.

Jessica and the Rabbits can also reduce the size of their band to create smaller ensembles ideal for weddings, receptions, cocktail parties.

T: 07984744829 E: [email protected] www.jessicaandtherabbits.com


No idea where to start with choosing what you want for your wedding flowers? Don’t know your nasturtiums from your narcissus? Don’t worry! Here’s La Belle’s handy guide to all things floral!

Getting married in Spring and Summer generally gives you the widest range of options for your wedding bouquets and flower arrangements, however there are plenty of beautiful floral specimens that bloom during the Autumn and Winter months too. You can of course get many flowers all year around thanks to imports and hothouses, but locally sourced and in-season flowers are generally looking their best and are better value. Here’s our top suggestions by season:

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SpringDelicate pastels work well in springtime bouquet, think cream, peach and lilac shades. Flower mixes including things like Hellebore, Clematis and Forget-me-Nots can really invoke the feeling of sunny Spring days. Alternatively, go bright and cheerful with Narcissi (Daffodils), Irises and Tulips in shades of bright red, yellow and violet. Want something more chic and minimal? Bouquets purely made of delicate cream Narcissi make a beautiful Spring alternative to white Roses.

SummerGo bright and bold with Gerberas. Mix pink, orange and yellow varieties to really make your floral arrangements pop. Thinking more along the lines of cottage garden chic for inspiration? Try mixes of things like Cornflowers, Sweet Peas, Roses and Peonys with plenty of greenery or filler such as Baby’s Breath.

AutumnSunflowers bloom at the end of the summer, so if you’re having a September wedding, they can work well in bouquets and centre pieces, capturing the essence of those warm, hazy days in early Autumn. Sprigs of berries with flower mixes can add some beautiful alternative texture and colour if you want something a bit different.

WinterUsing Silver Brunia as a filler plant can add a very chic aesthetic to your bouquets and centre pieces, the silvery grey works very well against deep, plummy red and dusky pinks. Think of mixing it with the ever classic Rose, which is available in many colours all year around. If you fancy something a bit different, consider adding accents such as Pine Cones, dried Orange slices and Cinnamon sticks to your chosen flowers, particularly fitting if you are having a wedding close to Christmas.


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I first met emma & Mark at a vintage wedding fair in 2012. emma had her heart set on a vintage style wedding and wanted the photographs to match. I’d just had a new album printed with a gorgeous silk cover. I’d edited the images in a retro style and it was exactly what emma was looking for! A perfect match!

We met a couple of times to discuss their wedding plans and a few months before their wedding, emma & Mark had an engagement shoot. So by the time their ‘Big Day’ arrived, they were relaxed about having their photographs taken and just full of excitement about the day.

It was a beautiful sunny day and perfect for their ceremony which was being held on the verandah that runs along the side of the hotel. emma and her father travelled to the ceremony in a classic car to find Mark waiting with their guests in the garden. Their ceremony was very simple, but enchanting and emotional and there were even a few tears from family and friends.

After the service there was time to mingle with drinks on the lawn followed by a few group photos. All the guests then went into the main dining room where the room was decorated and dressed with coordinating vintage style flowers and bows.

It was a beautiful wedding from start to finish and I’m delighted that emma & Mark chose me as their photographer for such a special day.

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If you’re looking for a quirky way to add a personal touch to your big day, then why not create a wedding hashtag and encourage your guests to instagram their photographs. Not only will this engage your guests but it is also a cheeky way of supplementing your photography, capturing the little personal moments that may otherwise be missed, and it’s absolutely free! You simply need to come up with an original hashtag (preferably something short and memorable), check it’s not already in use and then you are in business. Just be sure to inform your guests so they can download the instagram app, if they don’t already have access. Include the hashtag in your wedding invitations and save the date cards, so photographs can be shared of the events during the run up to the wedding, that wouldn’t be captured by a professional photographer.Be prepared to have the embarrassing hen and stag pics for all to see!

On the day display the hashtag on chalk boards as an attractive way of reminding everyone to keep snapping and uploading to create a truly interactive wedding. Instagram can be a great way to get creative with your photos, as the app features numerous filters varying from black and white to vintage style.

Another bonus of Instagram is the immediate access to the photographs, eliminating the agonizing wait for the images to be processed. So you can enjoy sitting together in bed the following morning, cup of tea in hand, scrolling through your pictures and reminiscing about your perfect day.

Although we all love the timeless, staged photographs we get from professional photographers it is nice to add a touch of variety and personality to the classic wedding album, and it seems that introducing a wedding hashtag to the occasion is the perfect way to do so… even if it does mean having to repeatedly explain to elderly relatives the definition of a smart phone.

FUNK IT UP! Add some fun to your wedding with a vintage photo booth! Check outlibertypearlphotography.com for availability.Photography



12 Month Wedding ChecklistPlanning a Wedding is simply getting organised. Our 12 monthWedding checklist will help turn your dream into a reality!

12 Months or More Before the WeddingAnnounce your engagement

Determine the style and theme of your wedding

Make a list of what is important to you for a wedding this will help determine your budget

Discuss the wedding budget and who will pay for what

Decide on a wedding date and start searching wedding venues

Find a wedding officiant (the person who will marry you) and apply for the necessary licence's

9 To 11 Months Before the Wedding

Bridal Gown

Formal Suit Hire

Photographer / Videographer

Live Music, Disco, Entertainers or bands

Caterer

Florist

Wedding Transport

Hair and Beauty Stylist

Bridesmaid Dresses

Wedding Cake

Shoes and Accessories

Wedding Lingerie

Venue Decoration/Chair Covers

Compile a preliminary guest list

Visitto gain ideas and inspiration for your big day

wedding fayres look through bridal magazines, search the internet

Finalise your wedding colours, theme and style

Choose your bridesmaids, groomsmen, ushers, flower girl and ring bearerand ensure they are aware of what their duties are

Choose and purchase your wedding rings

Begin looking at honeymoon options and discuss where you both would like to go

6 To 8 Months Before the weddingStart planning ceremony and reception music choices

Start looking at invitation designs

If you haven't already, purchase your wedding gown, veil and accessories

Finalise and order/purchase attire for your attendants

Sign up for your gift registry/honeymoon donation

4 To 5 Months Before the WeddingFinalise your flowers

Order Wedding stationery

Book your wedding transport

Arrange accommodation for out of town guests

Choose your wedding cake

Choose wedding decorations including favours

3 Months Before The WeddingOrder your wedding cake

Finalise your guest list

Meet with your wedding officiant

Choose gifts for your attendants

Arrange for a suit fittings

Reconfirm honeymoon arrangements

Write your wedding vows

2 Months Before The WeddingSend out your invitations

Finalise arrangements with vendors

Schedule a hair and makeup trial

Start making/buying wedding favours

Finalise music for the ceremony and reception

If changing your name, complete the documents

Meet with officiant to finalise ceremony details

Reserve room for wedding night

1 Month Before the WeddingMeet with your photographer

Start working on your seating plan

Decide and confirm your wedding vows

Confirm all final payment amounts

Collect marriage licence

Confirm Honeymoon reservations

Arrange for a final wedding dress fitting

2 Weeks Before the WeddingFinalise Seating chart

Confirm delivery time and locations with florist

Contact any guests you have not received an acceptance from

1 Week Before the WeddingCollect wedding gown, bridesmaid, flower girl dresses and accessories

Give final guest numbers to venue/receptions/caterer

Make sure the men have their final suit fitting

Reconfirm everything with vendors one last time

1 Day BeforeAttend rehearsal (if you are having one)

Have a manicure/pedicure

Confirm wedding day transportation

Reconfirm hair and make appointments

Confirm all duties required with the wedding party

Try to get an early night and relax!

Your Wedding DayTry to eat breakfast, even if you think you aren't hungry

Have your hair and makeup done

Begin dressing two hours before ceremony is scheduled to begin

Take a deep breath, relax and most importantly enjoy your big day!


12 Month Wedding ChecklistPlanning a Wedding is simply getting organised. Our 12 monthWedding checklist will help turn your dream into a reality!

12 Months or More Before the WeddingAnnounce your engagement

Determine the style and theme of your wedding

Make a list of what is important to you for a wedding this will help determine your budget

Discuss the wedding budget and who will pay for what

Decide on a wedding date and start searching wedding venues

Find a wedding officiant (the person who will marry you) and apply for the necessary licence's

9 To 11 Months Before the Wedding

Bridal Gown

Formal Suit Hire

Photographer / Videographer

Live Music, Disco, Entertainers or bands

Caterer

Florist

Wedding Transport

Hair and Beauty Stylist

Bridesmaid Dresses

Wedding Cake

Shoes and Accessories

Wedding Lingerie

Venue Decoration/Chair Covers

Compile a preliminary guest list

Visitto gain ideas and inspiration for your big day

wedding fayres look through bridal magazines, search the internet

Finalise your wedding colours, theme and style

Choose your bridesmaids, groomsmen, ushers, flower girl and ring bearerand ensure they are aware of what their duties are

Choose and purchase your wedding rings

Begin looking at honeymoon options and discuss where you both would like to go

6 To 8 Months Before the weddingStart planning ceremony and reception music choices

Start looking at invitation designs

If you haven't already, purchase your wedding gown, veil and accessories

Finalise and order/purchase attire for your attendants

Sign up for your gift registry/honeymoon donation

4 To 5 Months Before the WeddingFinalise your flowers

Order Wedding stationery

Book your wedding transport

Arrange accommodation for out of town guests

Choose your wedding cake

Choose wedding decorations including favours

3 Months Before The WeddingOrder your wedding cake

Finalise your guest list

Meet with your wedding officiant

Choose gifts for your attendants

Arrange for a suit fittings

Reconfirm honeymoon arrangements

Write your wedding vows

2 Months Before The WeddingSend out your invitations

Finalise arrangements with vendors

Schedule a hair and makeup trial

Start making/buying wedding favours

Finalise music for the ceremony and reception

If changing your name, complete the documents

Meet with officiant to finalise ceremony details

Reserve room for wedding night

1 Month Before the WeddingMeet with your photographer

Start working on your seating plan

Decide and confirm your wedding vows

Confirm all final payment amounts

Collect marriage licence

Confirm Honeymoon reservations

Arrange for a final wedding dress fitting

2 Weeks Before the WeddingFinalise Seating chart

Confirm delivery time and locations with florist

Contact any guests you have not received an acceptance from

1 Week Before the WeddingCollect wedding gown, bridesmaid, flower girl dresses and accessories

Give final guest numbers to venue/receptions/caterer

Make sure the men have their final suit fitting

Reconfirm everything with vendors one last time

1 Day BeforeAttend rehearsal (if you are having one)

Have a manicure/pedicure

Confirm wedding day transportation

Reconfirm hair and make appointments

Confirm all duties required with the wedding party

Try to get an early night and relax!

Your Wedding DayTry to eat breakfast, even if you think you aren't hungry

Have your hair and makeup done

Begin dressing two hours before ceremony is scheduled to begin

Take a deep breath, relax and most importantly enjoy your big day!


LISTINGSVENUES

Kitley House Hotel and Wedding VenueYealmpton, Nr Plymouth, Devon, PL8 2NW01752 881555 www.kitleyhousehotel.com

Dartington HallDartington, Devon 01803 862 567www.dartingtonhall.com

The Barbican Kitchen BrasserieBlack Friars Distillery, 60 Southside St,The Barbican, Plymouth PL1 2LQ 01752 604448 www.barbicankitchen.com

Tanners RestaurantPrysten Hse, Finewell St, Plymouth PL1 2Ae01752 252001 www.tannersrestaurant.com

National Marine Aquariumrope Walk, Coxside, Plymouth PL4 0LFwww.national-aquarium.co.uk 0844 893 7938

St Mellion International Resort St Mellion, Cornwall, PL12 6SDwww.st-mellion.co.uk 01579 351351

The Register OfficeLockyer Street, Plymouth, PL1 2QD www.plymouth.gov.uk/registeroffice 01752 268331

Cliff House SalcombeCliff House, Cliff road, Salcombe01548 844704 www.cliffhousesalcombe.com The New Continental HotelMillbay road, Plymouth, Devon PL1 3LD01752 276798 [email protected]

BRIDAL SHOPS

The Bridal CornerCrownhill Shops, Plymouth07840 458711 www.thebridalcorner.co.uk

Colins Bridal6 - 7 Church Street, Callington, Cornwall01579 384468 www.colinsbridal.co.uk

The Wedding Company116 The ridgeway, Plympton, Plymouth, PL72HNtheweddingcompany.mydnd.com 01752 347775

Prudence Gowns2 Saltash rd, Plymouth, PL2 1QT www.prudencegowns.com 01752 558858

Perfection Bridal & Menswear59 exeter Street, Plymouth PL4 0AHTelephone: 01752 262121 (Ladies) - 01752 670671 (Mens)

Amica Bridal BoutiqueAmica Bridal Boutique, Plymouth road, Crabtree Plymouth, PL3 6rL 01752 214040www.amicabridalboutique.com

MENSWEAR

The Wedding Company116 The ridgeway, Plympton, Plymouth, PL72HNtheweddingcompany.mydnd.com 01752 347775

Prudence Gowns2 Saltash rd, Plymouth, PL2 1QT www.prudencegowns.com 01752 558858

Perfection Bridal & Menswear59 exeter Street, Plymouth PL4 0AHTelephone: 01752 262121 (Ladies) - 01752 670671 (Mens)

FORMAL & FASHION

Little Black Dress4 keast Mews, Saltash, PL12 6Ar 01752 848070www.littleblackdressboutique.co.uk

HAIR & BEAUTY

Vogue Hair76 ebrington Street, Plymouth 01752 600205

Clarity Hair DesignThe Flower House, Pemrose road, Plymouth01752 361927 www.clarityhairdesign.com

Gem Ryder Beautywww.gemryder.com 07979 496361

La Beau Nail Studio www.labeaunailstudio.co.uk01752 603902

Sorbet Shackwww.sorbetshack.co.uk

CHAIR COVERS

Sitting Pretty South Westwww.sittingprettysouthwest.co.uk 07736 945120

South West Chair Covers www.southwestchaircovers.co.uk 07843 676784

Celebration Balloons and Events 63, Weston Park road, Peverell, Plymouth, PL3 4NWwww.celebrationballoonsandevents.co.uk 01752 251061

Sashes and Bowswww.sashesandbows.com 07815 125080

Table of Elegancewww.tableofelegance.co.uk info @tableofelegance.co.uk 07791 000528

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LISTINGSDÉCOR

Sashes and Bowswww.sashesandbows.com 07815 125080

Table of Elegancewww.tableofelegance.co.uk info @tableofelegance.co.uk 07791 000528

Sorbet Shackwww.sorbetshack.co.uk

Little Green Van Companyinfo@littlegreenvancompany.co.ukwww.littlegreenvancompany.co.uk07759 157964

JEWELLERS

Drakes Fine JewellersDrakes Circus, Plymouth01752 227775 www.drakesfinejewellers.co.uk

Robins and Moore131 Cornwall St & Avenue 3 City Market Plymouth Tel: 01752 229319 www.robins-moore.co.uk

Nicola Hurst65 Hyde Park road, Plymouth01752 228000 www.nicolahurst.co.uk

MARQUEES

Really Good Marquees07771881777 or 07928516407 or 01752 [email protected]

TOASTMASTERS

Nick Goodman01548 580570 [email protected]

FLORISTS

Flourish192 Plymstock rd, Plymouth, PL9 7LN www.withaflourish.co.uk 01752 494976

Rosemary Jane Flowers60 Woodlands view, Looe, PL13 2AWwww.rosemaryjane-flowers.co.uk 01503 269 041 Simply FlowersUnit 1, The rock Complex, Yelverton, Devon, PL20 6DSwww.simplyflowersflorist.co.uk 01822 [email protected]

Florabunda01752 863009 / 771248 [email protected] www.florabundaplymouth.co.uk

Honors Flowers6 Peverell Park road, Plymouth01752 243524www.honorsflowers.co.uk

PHOTOGRAPHY

Claire Tregaskis Photographywww.clairetregaskis.co.uk 07917 [email protected]

Louise Sumner Photography01752 513915 www.louisesumnerphotography.co.uk

Younger Photographywww.youngerphotography.com01752 300636 07973 800879

Elizabeth Armitage Photographywww.elizabetharmitage.com 01395 263744 / 07779 [email protected] Samantha Maber Photographywww.samanthamaber.com 07870 185277

Tracey Wood Photographywww.traceywoodphotography.co.uktracey@ www.traceywoodphotography.co.uk 07799 691792

Iconik Photography07725997972 or 01752 518459www.iconik-photography.com

Liberty Pearl Wedding Photography07863 889677 libertypearlphotography.com

VIDEOGRAPHY

Ray McShane Films01752 302093 www.raymcshanefilms.com

AeroBotix07917 878730 [email protected]

MOTHER OF THE BRIDE

Occasions by Uno Boutique37 Glanvilles Mill, Ivybridge PL21 9PSwww.unoboutique.com 01752 698220

BeauO’Meara House, Leg O’Mutton Corner, Yelverton, PL20 6LZwww.beau-yelverton.co.uk 01822 853900

STATIONERY

Identify Designwww.identify-design.co.uk 07731 [email protected]

BALLOONS

Celebration Balloons and Events 63, Weston Park road, Peverell, Plymouth, PL3 4NWwww.celebrationballoonsandevents.co.uk 01752 251061


The Team at Occasions by Uno Boutique take immense pride in giving a mother of the bride, mother of the groom or indeed any prospective lady a fantastic experience in choosing that very special outfit for the event. With exceptional customer service, you can discuss your own specific requirements, personal styles and colours in a warm friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Uno Stocks New Designs All Year RoundTheir approach is fresh, modern and inspiring and their aim is to ensure that the outfit you leave with is going to make you feel absolutely fabulous whatever the occasion.

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The Team at Occasions by Uno Boutique take immense pride in giving a mother of the bride, mother of the groom or indeed any prospective lady a fantastic experience in choosing that very special outfit for the event. With exceptional customer service, you can discuss your own specific requirements, personal styles and colours in a warm friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Uno Stocks New Designs All Year RoundTheir approach is fresh, modern and inspiring and their aim is to ensure that the outfit you leave with is going to make you feel absolutely fabulous whatever the occasion.

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