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When James Gatward first opened his workshop in Hitchin's Market Square in 1760, King George II was still on the throne, and the Industrial Revolution had yet to reshape Britain. What began as a small enterprise crafting timepieces for the Georgian gentry has since grown into an extraordinary legacy spanning nine generations. Discover his advice in our December/January issue, available to download for free now.

Bursting with romantic charm, South Farm is a unique barn and country house wedding venue on the Hertfordshire/ Cambridgeshire borders, and looking after its little part of the world is a big priority for the team. With a stunning location, a lovingly restored Grade-II listed farmhouse, a beautiful summerhouse set in formal gardens, a magnicent Tudor Barn and other converted barn buildings, it provides a host of enchanting indoor and outdoor ceremony and reception spaces, whatever the weather. Discover his advice in our December/January issue, available to download for free now.

Set within the historic grounds of the Luton Hoo Estate, The Conservatory sits at the heart of a beautiful six-acre octagonal walled garden, surrounded by stunning scenery and supported by a passionate team dedicated to delivering exceptional events. For nearly 200 years, the garden served as both a botanical haven and the Estate's centre for fruit, vegetable and cut-flower production. Today, it is home to The Conservatory and is being lovingly restored to reflect its original purpose. All proceeds from venue hire directly support the Refurbishment Project. Discover his advice in our December/January issue, available to download for free now.

Introducing Sally Brown, the photographer behind Perfect Memories Photography. With years of experience behind the lens, Sally has taken the wedding industry by storm, offering a relaxed and friendly approach that focuses on helping clients feel confident, comfortable, and like their truest selves. Discover more in our October/November issue, available to download for free now.

Your wedding photos are one of the few things you'll keep long after the big day is over. So, it's worth investing in a photographer you trust. That said, you don't have to blow the budget to get beautiful images. We caught up with photographer Tim Payne to discuss some clever ways to make your money go further. Discover his advice in our November/December issue, available to download for free now.