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Look what catches the eye of the editor with a special emphasis on local wedding businesses, shops and suppliers in the West Midlands.

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Talton Lodge and Talton House combine a 10-bedroom Queen Anne manor house, brimming with history but by no means old-fashioned, with a walled Victorian kitchen garden where there is a festival-style marquee and fun accommodation.

Celebrations normally start at Talton House with ceremonies on the lawn overlooking the lily pond, followed by canapés and drinks on the surrounding lawns with mature flower beds, a tennis court and a croquet lawn, followed by parties in the giant hat marquees in the walled kitchen garden.

Read more in the new issue out now Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)
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Rushton Hall Hotel and Spa
Set in 25 acres of idyllic Northamptonshire countryside, this 16th-century Grade I listed Hotel promises to wow guests from the moment they arrive.


Loved ones will be captivated by the splendour of the picturesque surroundings where dreams turn into reality and memories are created. The historical gardens are the perfect backdrop for year-round wedding photographs and romantic strolls.

Read more in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)
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I'm struggling to sleep at night during the run-up to our wedding. What advice can you share to help?

A good night's sleep starts first thing in the morning. Get out of bed as often as possible, which will help keep your circadian rhythms in sync and your body running efficiently. Physical activity plays a crucial role in promoting good sleep.

Read more on relaxation in the latest issue Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)
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Natasha Howarth Miller at Howarth Miller Weddings is a chill, slightly quirky Nottingham lass specialising in beautiful candid wedding photography across the Midlands and beyond.

For the past six years, she has been dedicated to the art of wedding photography and videography with her husband, Chris. However, recent developments have led to some exciting changes in the business! Chris has transitioned into a full-time role as a podcast producer, leaving Natasha to embark on a solo journey in the world of wedding photography. 

Read more in the latest issue out now Your Midlands Wedding - June/July 2024 (Issue 92) (county.wedding)
Stunning bride Zoe picked a Martina Liana fit-and-flare dress with a long train but made it her own during alterations – the result is simply beautiful! Discover the special day in our June/July issue, available to download for free now.
Selecting the right photographer to document your special day can seem like a very daunting task, so we've asked Nicholas Rogers Photography for his expert advice. Discover his tips in our June/July issue, available to download for free now.
Marguerite and Jason incorporated their French and English heritages into their big day at The Mount Hotel. Discover the special day in our April/May issue, available to download for free now.
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Hampton Manor combines the timelessness of a country manor house with interiors that blend contemporary design with historic beauty. Discover the venue in our April/May issue, available to download for free now.
Hayley and Simon chose a sage green and pink colour scheme for their wedding day at Three Horseshoes Country Inn & Spa. Discover the special day in our April/May issue, available to download for free now.
A team of local suppliers worked together to produce this elegant styled shoot at Stockton House. Read all about the day in our April/May issue, available to download for free now.
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