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County Wedding Events host a number of wedding shows throughout southern England in the Spring and Autumn. Attending a show organised by County Wedding Events will help you every step of the way in your wedding planning - helping you to find the perfect wedding venue and meet the best local suppliers from across the wedding industry.
Admission to all County Wedding Events wedding shows is free and you are welcome to bring as many friends and family members along as you wish.
Check out Icon Dance Lessons wedding offer
For those who are experienced dancers or have never taken a step before, the team at Icon Dance Lessons will guide couples through light-hearted lessons to make their first dance an extra enjoyable experience for all. Lessons are held at venues across Royston and surrounding villages in Hertfordshire. From an elegantly simple dance to a highly choreographed routine, the team will work with pairs to achieve their dream performance. Dancing is a great activity for couples and often becomes something they enjoy throughout their lives.
Posted: 17 November 2022
Elegance China Hire has launched a new website
Located in Stevenage, Elegance China Hire is making a comeback this year and has launched a new website that's user-friendly to clients. The company provides stunning pieces of China to add elegance and sophistication to all events, and covers most of Hertfordshire and neighbouring counties. Aside from providing vintage China for celebratory afternoon teas, the team will soon be launching bespoke packages for weddings with more than 60 people. They'll also be offering add-on day packages for brides to get ready in style with their best girls. The business is set to collaborate with a range of first-class event coordinators, caterers and suppliers to bring memorable weddings to life.
Posted: 3 November 2022
Dolly Dimples Weddings & Events Hire is now offering a popcorn cart
Located in Hitchin, Dolly Dimples Weddings & Events Hire now offers a popcorn cart to bring the wow-factor to all events. Get that party poppin' with the company's latest product, which works perfectly with the team's much loved candy floss stall and fairground games. Every item has been designed with weddings in mind, including this pink cart that's very Instagrammable. Flavours include sweet or salty options as standard, or guests can try the surprise pink option for all the cherry lovers – the team has already received so many lovely comments about this flavour. The company can now supply the ultimate wedding funfair entertainment with Coconut Shy, Beat the Buzzer, Hook a Duck, Ring Toss, Hoopla and more fun games for all ages to enjoy!
Posted: 18 August 2022
Acre & Row opens a new tailoring showroom in Bedford
Acre & Row is an independent men's tailoring company that has opened a new showroom in Bedford. Dav Sehra created the company and is an established pattern cutter with more than 10 years of experience in the fashion industry. He decided to create his own business to provide heritage fabrics from English and Italian mills. The company, which specialises in made-to-measure suits, offers a laid-back atmosphere and calming space for grooms to search for the perfect attire. The team works with each client to discuss styling, fabric and cut options while considering their budget – they know how important it is to find the perfect look. A made-to-measure two-piece wedding suit starts from £900, and a tuxedo starts from £975.
Posted: 10 February 2022
Chimney Formal Menswear celebrates five years of helping grooms find wedding attire
Situated in the beautiful town of Royston, Chimney Formal Menswear has bounced back from the impact of Covid-19 and is now celebrating its five-year anniversary. The company has endured a difficult time throughout the pandemic like most retailers, but the team is now looking forward while focusing on their next chapter of what has been a major success story since its launch in 2016. The shop was built beside the original 13.5 metre-high chimney that once provided the draught for the local ironworks' furnace and has been a labour of love for owner Sharon Cousans.
Posted: 18 November 2021
What's that? Even MORE wedspiration from CWM!
Here at CMW HQ we're literally never satisfied when it comes to providing our readers with enough wedspiration. Because, really, what is enough? We'd go on forever if we could. So, with that in mind, we've created our very own County Wedding Magazines YouTube channel, just for you. Find tons of big-day ideas from venue tours to dream dresses. Catch up on beauty reviews and how tos from our beauty editor and peek behind the scenes of styled shoots featured in our titles past and present. You can even be a fly on the wall at some real weddings - after all, if we're honest, who doesn't love being a bit nosey! And we haven't stopped there, as you'll also find local supplier interviews packed with tips and tricks.
Posted: 5 November 2021
When Mark Lee from Mark Lee Photography set up this shoot at Cheshire's Park Manor, he wanted to seek out like minded suppliers to collaborate on creating stunning inclusive images; and what better showcase this gorgeous shoot than Pride Month! Mark says, "For months I've been coming across posts on Facebook on issues from the LGBTQ+ community over double standards within the wedding industry. Some finding that they were being charged more or that some suppliers just wouldn't work with a same sex couple. Then a supplier wanted to know how to create a logo for same sex supplier so not to offend. And another supplier unsure how to word his contract... this got me thinking. Why is this so difficult? Why does there need to be an issue regardless of who you are and who you want to marry? The law has changed so why are people still living in the dark ages? It's time to accept everyone."
Posted: 11 June 2021
Paws for thought – why having a ‘pet-nuptial’ agreement is the ultimate preparation
Couples who have adopted a pet during the pandemic can save themselves the unnecessary heartache of losing shared pets by arranging a 'pet-nuptial' agreement in case – obviously here at County Wedding Magazines HQ we truly hope it's not the case – of future separation with their partner. For custody of furry friends, there is currently no official legally binding measures in place for what happens to pets after a breakup. Legally a pet is seen as an asset, and as with any assets in a divorce, ownership will be decided by the court - however having a prearranged agreement in place, commonly known as a prenuptial agreement, can assist the court to make a decision.
Posted: 13 January 2021
