Super pleased to see the one of my couples, the lovely Nina & Patrick and their wedding in Wedding Magazine out now.
Yay!
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Showing posts with label wedding magazine with a difference?. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Savoir couple in Wedding Magzine
Super pleased to see the one of my couples, the lovely Nina & Patrick and their wedding in Wedding Magazine out now.
Yay!
Sunday, 3 January 2010
Why I heart Cosmo Bride
I find bridal magazines can be a touch generic with their features sometimes but I have to say I do find Cosmo Bride a joy to read. And the Feb/March 10 edition even more so for the following 4 reasons:
1. Rock n Roll Bride is featured. I love Rock n Roll Bride. I think Kat is a breath of fresh air for the world of weddings and her blog is undeniably a source of inspiration for many. I also love that she's from the UK as us Brits as still somewhat under represented in the wedding blogging world.
So props, as they say, to Cosmo Bride for giving Kat and her fabulous blog the recognition it deserves.
2. Highlighting Vera Wang's insanely amazing black wedding dress. What do you think? Fabulous or a little bit too gothic?
3. Introducing me to this Claire Pettibone creation.
4. Mentioning The Crazy Bear, Stadhampton. I've stayed there and the bedrooms are a-maaaaazing as is the food, service and surroundings.
It's also a stunning wedding venue...
Anyone looking for something quirky and classy should definitely take a look here
It's a good issue, I especially love the prima ballerina shoot. What are your feelings about bridal mags? Which ones are your faves?
1. Rock n Roll Bride is featured. I love Rock n Roll Bride. I think Kat is a breath of fresh air for the world of weddings and her blog is undeniably a source of inspiration for many. I also love that she's from the UK as us Brits as still somewhat under represented in the wedding blogging world.
So props, as they say, to Cosmo Bride for giving Kat and her fabulous blog the recognition it deserves.
2. Highlighting Vera Wang's insanely amazing black wedding dress. What do you think? Fabulous or a little bit too gothic?
3. Introducing me to this Claire Pettibone creation.
4. Mentioning The Crazy Bear, Stadhampton. I've stayed there and the bedrooms are a-maaaaazing as is the food, service and surroundings.
It's also a stunning wedding venue...
Anyone looking for something quirky and classy should definitely take a look here
It's a good issue, I especially love the prima ballerina shoot. What are your feelings about bridal mags? Which ones are your faves?
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Cosmopolitan Bride
Now I have to say most months I buy loads of wedding magazines and pour over searching for cool, quirky ideas for brides. And most months I'm disappointed. Sure the weddings they feature are beautiful and elegant but I rarely find the tips and ideas inspiring.
However I quite like the Oct/Nov issue of Cosmo Bride. It's not particularly edgy but it does have some cool stuff in there.
From the dramatic and different wedding dress to the feature on the Sri Lankan colonial tea party wedding there seems to be a bit more focus on doing things differently. There's even an article telling brides when in comes to their wedding to throw out the rulebook.
Hallelujah. What we've been encouraging for a while now. Maybe the tide is turning and people are realising more and more brides want to do things differently. Cosmo Bride I salute you!
However I quite like the Oct/Nov issue of Cosmo Bride. It's not particularly edgy but it does have some cool stuff in there.
From the dramatic and different wedding dress to the feature on the Sri Lankan colonial tea party wedding there seems to be a bit more focus on doing things differently. There's even an article telling brides when in comes to their wedding to throw out the rulebook.
Hallelujah. What we've been encouraging for a while now. Maybe the tide is turning and people are realising more and more brides want to do things differently. Cosmo Bride I salute you!
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