We were really good at the beginning of the month and blogged regularly but Christmas preparations took over and suddenly it’s 27th December – how did that happen? So Happy Christmas to all our past, present and future couples; to all our wedding colleagues; to all our friends and families. And here’s to a new [...]
Archive for December, 2009
Happy New Year
Posted in life, tagged wedding paraphernalia on December 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Aisle Be Yours Wedding Services
Posted in wedding, wedding suppliers, tagged aisle be yours, artificial flowers, wedding, wedding flowers, wedding paraphernalia on December 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Aisle Be Yours Wedding Services is a venue decorating company based in Bristol. They offer full or partial venue decoration; from laying up the tables and setting up your cake, through to chair covers and floral displays for your centrepieces. One of their most popular services is the design of silk wedding flowers. Gone are [...]
Colour trends
Posted in wedding, wedding favours, wedding stationery, tagged butterfly table plan, turquoise wedding, weddidng, wedding invitations, wedding paraphernalia on December 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Last week Pantone announced that THE colour for 2010 is going to be turquoise. But just how quickly, does this come down the line into fashion trends and then bridalwear? Wedding Paraphernalia is seeing a lot of purple and lilac again for 2010, so does this mean our brides are not trendy, or does it [...]
Magnolia the Florist
Posted in wedding, wedding suppliers, tagged dusky pink roses, hydrangeas, magnolia the florist, rothwell florist, vintage bridal bouquet, wedding, wedding paraphernalia, weding flowers on December 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Today, we are going to share some photos from Magnolia the Florist, based in Rothwell, High Street; just opposite the Wedding Paraphernalia shop. We know Dean won’t mind us showing these photos that he took in October as he prepared a vintage wedding at Rushton Hall. Dean is a fantastic florist, he just loves it [...]
Hockleys, the cakemakers
Posted in wedding, wedding suppliers, tagged hockleys, wedding, wedding cake, wedding cake flowers, wedding paraphernalia. black & white wedding cake on December 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Michael and Graham are twin brothers and set up Hockleys Cakes in 1986. They are based at their beautiful studio/kitchen in Brixworth, Northamptonshire and their cakes are to die for. They are the most professional cakemakers that we have ever come across and when the brides come into the shop and ask for recommendations, they [...]
Your favourite suppliers
Posted in wedding, tagged Hockley Cakes, wedding cake, wedding suppliers on December 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Not all wedding suppliers can afford to advertise, but they do as good a job as any of those advertising through the magazines. They may be a one-(wo)man band, a family run business or just been doing it for years by recommendation. So who are your favourite suppliers. Unsung heroes that went beyond the call [...]
Favourite Websites
Posted in wedding, tagged facebook, twitter, wedding, wedding paraphernalia. martha stewart, wedding planners on December 10, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Today, we’re going to list some of our favourite websites that we like to look at for inspiration and some of our favourite people that we follow. We have to start with the American sites because people in the States really know how to put on a wedding. Our favourites would be Style me Pretty [...]
Pocketfold Invitations
Posted in wedding stationery, tagged black and white, black and white wedding invitations, envelopments, pocketfold invitations, wedding invitations, wedding paraphernalia on December 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We are pleased to announce that we have renewed our licence with Envelopments, who are the leading supplier of quality pocketfold invitations based in the US but readily available in the UK. This enables us to continue to supply high quality product to our brides, along with offering them support in designing their perfect wedding [...]
