Editor loves and inspiration

The Everglade gown from Claire Pettibone's Moonlight Reverie Collection is truly a masterpiece, showcasing a stunning overskirt paired with a playful mini. Discover more about the dress in our October/November issue, available to download for free now.

This couple's wedding beautifully showcased their love story, filled with personal touches that reflected their journey together. Discover more about the wedding in our October/November issue, available to download for free now.

Isn't this gorgeous wedding gown by Sanyukta Shrestha just amazing? Discover more showstopping gowns in our August/September issue, available to download for free now.

How stunning are these blooms created by the team at Bloomery? Discover more of the team's stunning work in our August/September issue, available to download for free now.

Brett and Emily's epic wedding was full of memorable moments

These lovebirds crossed paths on Tinder in September 2020, just before the second Covid lockdown was imposed. Brett postponed the initial date, and Emily almost called off the second one, so they were very close to missing each other – thankfully, they didn't! They went on three or four dates, so had to decide if they would form each other's social bubble. Emily recalls, “We had so many shared interests, like a passion for food and drinks, vacations and sports – the rest is history."

Find more real weddings in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)

Love on Paper
Nestled in the heart of Lincolnshire, Quirky Fonts is owned and passionately operated by Becky Brown, who is dedicated to infusing creativity and sustainability into every project.

The company specialises in eco-friendly signage and offers unique wedding stationery and a décor setup service tailored for DIY couples. Becky's expertise ensures that every detail is impeccably arranged, allowing couples to relax and savour the excitement of their wedding day without the stress of last-minute preparations.

Read more in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)

Discover this romantic-styled shoot at the historic Hampton Manor

Shoot coordinator Georgie Allen, founder of Lux Wedding Planner, wanted to create a wildly romantic and sumptuous shoot within a setting where contemporary style and historical character complement one another. She pulled together a team of talented suppliers to bring her vision to life at Hampton Manor, a 19th-century destination for those looking for a sensuous celebration. Georgie says, “The beautiful walled garden, the lovely outside spaces and the on-site bridal cottage offered the flexibility to bring the concept to life.”

Read more on this shoot in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)

I want to enhance my natural curls on my wedding day; what style would you suggest?

We specialise in working with natural curls, offering a world of possibilities to create a truly unique and personal bridal look. We believe that nothing is more authentic than using curl patterns to enhance beauty on the big day. Celebrating your natural texture is always our priority on your bridal hair journey. Preparation is key to ensuring your curls are radiant and full of life on your special day.

Read more on bridal beauty in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)

London-based tailors Fielding & Nicholson share their top tips for finding a wedding suit

Trying to find an outfit for your wedding can be a stressful experience, so to help you find the perfect look, we spoke to Ian Fielding Calcutt, the founder of Fielding & Nicholson, and asked for his dos and don'ts when it comes to men's tailoring.

Read more on Groom's fashion in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)

Silver, Gold or Rose Gold Jewellry?
Understanding your skin tone is crucial when selecting jewellery, especially for your wedding.

Each person's skin tone is unique, and this uniqueness can significantly impact how jewellery looks on you. Therefore, it's essential to comprehend what colours complement your skin tone the best. Determining your skin tone can be confusing, as it is often mistaken for skin colour. Observing your veins in natural light is a simple method to identify your skin tone.

Read more in the latest issue out now Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)