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Unlike a national magazine, Your Bristol and Somerset Wedding is packed with regional features, venues in your area, inspirational real weddings and regular features on bridal fashion, beauty trends,
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stationery,
flowers,
cakes,
music,
entertainment,
catering,
hair & beauty, etc.
So when you decide to look for local suppliers, wedding retailers and service providers for your special day, our magazines can really help you plan your wedding.
We also have regular exciting wedding competitions and free giveaways, expert question & answer pages and lots more. Quite simply, all the information you will ever need to get married in your area.
We have 19 wedding titles covering counties and regions throughout most of England and Wales. Your Bristol and Somerset Wedding is available to download for free as a high quality eMagazine. Regional wedding magazines covering other areas are available here.
Ashwell & Co, based in Bristol, is now offering a personal styling service
Ashwell & Co, based in Bristol, in now offering a personal styling service. This bookable, appointment-based experience is designed to help and guide anyone looking for some style advice or for a special outfit for a specific event. So, if your mums are struggling to find something to suit for your big day, or your nearest and dearest are feeling a bit lost in terms of inspiration, it's worth pointing them in the direction of this local lovely.
Posted: 2 May 2023
Dressed to impress with Bellissimo Occasion Wear
There's a fabulous range of mother-of-the-bride outfits at Bellissimo Occasion Wear's new home in Curry Rivel near Langport. "When the pandemic hit and we couldn't open, we started thinking about selling online," owner Caroline Kenshole tells us. "In the end, we decided this wasn't right for our customers. It's the experience you have in the shop with us that counts: feeling the quality of the material and experimenting with styles and colours." In October 2020, Caroline had the opportunity to open a boutique just down the road from her home – but she soon had to close again for another lockdown!
Posted: 12 August 2021
