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Bottle Bazaar Ltd is currently offering a discount for weddings

Wine bottle designed by Bottle Bazaar Ltd
Credit: Jeff Oliver Photography

Calling all wine lovers! Founded in 2013 by wine expert India Marshall-Roads, Bottle Bazaar Ltd is currently offering readers 10 per cent off wedding bookings made before August 2022. To receive the discount, all couples have to do is use the code YHBW10 online at checkout.

Couples can get creative with the wine bottles with a vast library of designs to choose from. Why not tie the venue décor into the wine, use the bottles as table numbers or give them to the bridal party for gifts – the options are endless! 

Bottle Bazaar lets pairs personalise individua bottles of prosecco, champagne or their favourite wine by choosing a label and adding words and maybe even a photo. There’s no minimum order from 100 bottles for your reception, six bottles for your wedding party gifts, or just one for the best man.

The company offers an extensive range of wines, including vegetarian, vegan, organic and sustainable options from £22 plus delivery for a single bottle and would receive discounts for six or more.

Check out: www.bottlebazaar.co.uk

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