I think they look absolutely stunning – the colours are amazing. Take a look at
www.interflora.co.uk for more info.
Sunday 25 November 2012
Vera Wang Launches New Wedding Collection with Interflora
Launching on 1 October 2012, and with prices for the designs starting from £64.99 for a bouquet, the Vera Wang Wedding Collection by Interflora will include a stylish selection of bouquets and buttonholes as well as fab floral designs to dress your ceremony and reception. Divided into three theme-led collections, Modern, Traditional and Romantic, there’s sure to be a design to suit your aisle style.And when you spot something you love, you’ll be booked in for a private consultation with a specially selected Interflora florist so you can talk over your ideas and choose the perfect blooms for your big day.
I think they look absolutely stunning – the colours are amazing. Take a look at
www.interflora.co.uk for more info.
I think they look absolutely stunning – the colours are amazing. Take a look at
www.interflora.co.uk for more info.
Getting Married Any Time of the Day (and night!)
Couples will be able to marry at any time of the day or night in
England and Wales from October 1st. The round-the-clock ceremonies
follow the lifting of a 176-year-old ban on getting hitched outside the hours
of 8am-6pm.
One of the first venues to embrace the Las Vegas-style weddings will be Blackpool Tower where couples can tie the knot at sunrise, midnight or even 3am.
Local authorities and churches will not be forced to conduct marriages outside the traditional hours and at least 15 days advance notice will also still be required.
Venues for civil partnerships are also expected to conduct day and night weddings.
Laws which impose time limits on marriage solemnization date back to 1836 and were introduced in order to prevent clandestine marriages, which were deemed to be a particular problem in society at the time.
The change was brought in by the Home Office following a cross-government survey, Your Freedom, which gave the public the chance to suggest which unnecessary laws should be repealed.
Kate Shane, general manager of Blackpool Tower is looking forward to ceremonies being held 380ft above the ground at the top of the tower.
She told the Sunday Times: ‘We are really excited about this change as it now means we can offer sunrise, sunset and even midnight weddings.’
Registrar General for England & Wales, Sarah Rapson said she was ‘pleased’ at the relaxation of the wedding hours.
She added:’Marriage and civil partnerships are something very personal to every couple that chooses to undertake them and this change will allow people to make their day unique to them.’
Las Vegas has been the home of night-time weddings for decades and a favourite venue for celebrities to marry in haste and then regret their impulsive behaviour.
Singer Britney Spears married her childhood friend Jason Allen Alexander at 5am at the Little White wedding Chapel wearing jeans and a baseball cap.
The marriage was annulled after lasting just 55 hours.
Radio Two presenter Chris Evans married actress Billie Piper at the Little Church of the West in 2001. They were divorced in 2007. Bob Geldof and Paula Yates got hitched there in 1986 and divorced 10 years later.
But actor Michael Caine and his wife Shakira who married in a Vegas chapel in 1973, will soon celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary.
Kelly Chandler, director of the UK Alliance of Wedding Planners, welcomed the change, describing it as a ‘positive move.’
She told the Sunday Times: ‘Wedding planning is so personal and individual and this change is just an extension of that, allowing people to make it that bit more unique to them.’
Taken from an extract of The Daily Mail September 30th.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210713/Couples-wed-24-hours-day-176-year-ban-lifted.html#ixzz295Jbcg00
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210713/Couples-wed-24-hours-day-176-year-ban-lifted.html#ixzz295JFR5vj
One of the first venues to embrace the Las Vegas-style weddings will be Blackpool Tower where couples can tie the knot at sunrise, midnight or even 3am.
Local authorities and churches will not be forced to conduct marriages outside the traditional hours and at least 15 days advance notice will also still be required.
Venues for civil partnerships are also expected to conduct day and night weddings.
Laws which impose time limits on marriage solemnization date back to 1836 and were introduced in order to prevent clandestine marriages, which were deemed to be a particular problem in society at the time.
The change was brought in by the Home Office following a cross-government survey, Your Freedom, which gave the public the chance to suggest which unnecessary laws should be repealed.
Kate Shane, general manager of Blackpool Tower is looking forward to ceremonies being held 380ft above the ground at the top of the tower.
She told the Sunday Times: ‘We are really excited about this change as it now means we can offer sunrise, sunset and even midnight weddings.’
Registrar General for England & Wales, Sarah Rapson said she was ‘pleased’ at the relaxation of the wedding hours.
She added:’Marriage and civil partnerships are something very personal to every couple that chooses to undertake them and this change will allow people to make their day unique to them.’
Las Vegas has been the home of night-time weddings for decades and a favourite venue for celebrities to marry in haste and then regret their impulsive behaviour.
Singer Britney Spears married her childhood friend Jason Allen Alexander at 5am at the Little White wedding Chapel wearing jeans and a baseball cap.
The marriage was annulled after lasting just 55 hours.
Radio Two presenter Chris Evans married actress Billie Piper at the Little Church of the West in 2001. They were divorced in 2007. Bob Geldof and Paula Yates got hitched there in 1986 and divorced 10 years later.
But actor Michael Caine and his wife Shakira who married in a Vegas chapel in 1973, will soon celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary.
Kelly Chandler, director of the UK Alliance of Wedding Planners, welcomed the change, describing it as a ‘positive move.’
She told the Sunday Times: ‘Wedding planning is so personal and individual and this change is just an extension of that, allowing people to make it that bit more unique to them.’
Taken from an extract of The Daily Mail September 30th.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210713/Couples-wed-24-hours-day-176-year-ban-lifted.html#ixzz295Jbcg00
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