October 2009
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Brides 'put wedding photography ahead of honeymoons'
New research has revealed that although they may be cutting back on luxuries such as limousine rides to the church, brides are unwilling to compromise in some areas. Conducted by My Wedding Workbook, a poll found that photography, reception venues and catering were important to most of the respondents. In comparison, it was found that if brides had to reduce their budgets, 58.7 per cent would s… Continue reading: Brides 'put wedding photography ahead of honeymoons' » -
Perfect wedding photos 'are not always easy'
One wedding photographer has revealed that it can be harder than people think to achieve the perfect set of snaps for a couple on their big day. Speaking to the BBC, former wedding photographer of the year Paul Cudmore, who has been in the business for 18 years, said that the most important thing is to capture the emotions of the occasion. However, it can be tricky to do this as the celebration… Continue reading: Perfect wedding photos 'are not always easy' » -
Brides 'squeezing value' out of their weddings
A new survey has revealed that many people are reducing their wedding budgets as a result of the economic downturn. Conducted by My Wedding Workbook, the research showed that 41.3 per cent of brides-to-be think that sticking to their budget is the largest problem they face in the run-up to the big day. As a result, 51.2 per cent claimed that they will be reigning in the expenses when it comes t… Continue reading: Brides 'squeezing value' out of their weddings » -
Be inspired by Ivanka Trump 'and try long-sleeved wedding dresses'
As winter approaches, any brides planning to tie the knot over the coming months will no doubt be looking for stylish ways to wrap up warm and keep out the cold as they walk down the aisle. One way in which they could do this may be to take inspiration from the dress worn by Ivanka Trump at her recent wedding. According to Cathy Horyn's On The Runway blog for the New York Times, the bride wore … Continue reading: Be inspired by Ivanka Trump 'and try long-sleeved wedding dresses' » -
Send out elegant winter invitations 'ahead of a white wedding'
Bing Crosby may have been dreaming of a white Christmas, but many brides around the UK could be dreaming of a white wedding this winter. If this is the case, then the recommendations of one firm may be ideal for couples hoping to capture the magic and charm of the snowy season on their big day. According to Vponsale, "there is no more romantic setting for any wedding than winter" and … Continue reading: Send out elegant winter invitations 'ahead of a white wedding' » -
Vince Vaughn: I won't have a big wedding
For many celebrities, their wedding can be an opportunity to flash the cash and go all out to arrange one of the most extravagant and memorable days of their lives. However, it seems as though one star is content to have a low-key romantic affair without too much fuss. Vince Vaughn says that when he ties the knot with his Canadian estate agent girlfriend Kyla Weber, he wants a small ceremony wi… Continue reading: Vince Vaughn: I won't have a big wedding » -
Ivanka Trump celebrates wedding 'with magnificent cake'
Ivanka Trump had an extravagant cake which undoubtedly tickled the tastebuds of all the guests at her recent wedding, it has been revealed. The daughter of Donald Trump tied the knot with partner Jared Kushner, who owns the New York Post, at the National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey at the weekend. It seems as though the couple went all-out to cater for their 500 guests, which reportedly… Continue reading: Ivanka Trump celebrates wedding 'with magnificent cake' » -
Use colour 'to create a beautiful autumnal wedding'
With the end of October just around the corner, the air is feeling decidedly more autumnal and the skies are looking greyer and darker. However, this does not mean that people do not want to tie the knot and those that are having a wintery wedding have been offered some advice on how they can capture the essence of the season for their nuptials. In an article for Eyewitness News, the Knot sugge… Continue reading: Use colour 'to create a beautiful autumnal wedding' » -
Greet guests 'with a winter welcome bag'
It is likely that many couples will have friends and family travelling up and down the country in a bid to attend the nuptials of their loved ones. To thank them for this and give them a warm welcome when they arrive on a wintery day then what could be better than offering a small gift bag? Offering some advice on the subject, Carley Roney, co-founder and editor in chief of the Knot, tells the … Continue reading: Greet guests 'with a winter welcome bag' » -
Man celebrates marriage with life-sized motorcycle cake
As far as wedding receptions go, the cake is likely to be one of the star attractions that everyone admires and looks forward to eating after they have enjoyed a delicious meal. Although there are all manner of fantastic creations on offer for couples to choose from, one man selected a design that really caught the eye of his friends and family. Bob Parsons, from Baltimore in the US, had a life… Continue reading: Man celebrates marriage with life-sized motorcycle cake » -
Try before you buy' when choosing wedding caterers
One of the most important things for couples to do ahead of their wedding day is to attend a tasting session and sample the kind of food they would like to serve to their guests. This is according to Sarah Schweich, who says that she spoke to a woman with married children, who advised her that trying cuisine ahead of the event is a good idea. Writing for the Diary of a Princess Bride blog for M… Continue reading: Try before you buy' when choosing wedding caterers » -
Fascinators and tiaras 'perfect for a winter wedding'
The temperature may be dropping and the sunlight fading, but many people are still eager to tie the knot and a beautiful wintery wedding may be a dream come true. Of course, it is still important for the bride to look her best and although she may be wrapped up warm as she arrives at the venue, she will still want to stand out and wear an outfit to remember. One way in which she could do this m… Continue reading: Fascinators and tiaras 'perfect for a winter wedding' » -
Wintery wedding dresses take to the runway
It seems as though designers may be taking inspiration from winter wonderlands for their latest wedding dress collections, if the gowns premiered at a recent event are anything to go by. According to the Independent, the romance of frosty mornings and snow-covered trees has been a big inspiration at Bridal Fashion Week in New York. The news provider reports that there were snowflakes made from … Continue reading: Wintery wedding dresses take to the runway » -
Spend a wedding budget 'on the things that matter most'
Setting a budget and sticking to it is likely to be one of the most difficult things couples have to do in the run up to their big day. They also have to decide where to splash the cash and where to keep costs down if they can. Offering some advice on the subject, one wedding planner has claimed that brides and grooms-to-be should follow their hearts and spend money on the things that matter mo… Continue reading: Spend a wedding budget 'on the things that matter most' » -
Joel Madden denies Nicole Richie wedding rumours
There seems to be plenty of celebrities choosing to wed in secret or low-key ceremonies at the moment and there had been rumours that Nicole Richie and Joel Madden were two of them. However, the couple have denied claims that they married without telling anyone following the birth of their second child Sparrow earlier this month. Posting about the gossip on his Twitter account, Joel, who is a m… Continue reading: Joel Madden denies Nicole Richie wedding rumours » -
Police help pensioner track down wedding venue
A wedding guest who flew halfway across the world to see his son tie the knot required the assistance of the police to help him find the bride and groom-to-be. Forgetting to let the wedding party know of his arrival time, the 75-year-old travelled from Toronto in Canada to Dorset without any details of where the ceremony was taking place or any contact details for his family. Joe Aresneault wa… Continue reading: Police help pensioner track down wedding venue » -
Traditional wedding gifts 'are not always appropriate'
Guests who are attending the wedding of a couple who are perhaps a little older, or who are getting hitched for the second time may find choosing the perfect gift a little difficult. According to advice from the Wedding Channel, presents that the newlyweds can enjoy together rather than the traditional homeware items could be more appropriate. "Ditch your old ideas about wedding presents … Continue reading: Traditional wedding gifts 'are not always appropriate' » -
Streep to perform mother-of-the-bride role
Meryl Streep could be performing her Mamma Mia! role as mother-of-the bride in real life as her daughter Mamie Gummer announces her engagement. The second-eldest daughter of the Oscar-winning actress accepted the proposal from her British actor boyfriend Ben Walker at the weekend (October 17th). "He did it on one knee!" the 26-year-old told Us Weekly Magazine. "We're very happy,&… Continue reading: Streep to perform mother-of-the-bride role » -
Couple renew vows after bad set of wedding photos
A couple who were left disappointed by the quality of their wedding snaps have renewed their vows. Marc and Sylvia Day were in the news recently when they sued their photographer Gareth Bowers over the poor quality of the prints he provided. In many snaps guests had their heads cut off and the tripod fell over during the filming of a video. Since then, the couple, who paid £1,400 for the … Continue reading: Couple renew vows after bad set of wedding photos » -
Gordon Brown: Gay marriages should be allowed at Westminster
Prime minister Gordon Brown is set to announce that the Palace of Westminster should open its doors to civil partnerships. As part of a drive for equality in the UK, he will state that groups such as the disabled, ethnic minorities, women and gay people need to be better represented at the building. Currently, only certain citizens, such as peers, MPs and their descendents, can tie the knot at … Continue reading: Gordon Brown: Gay marriages should be allowed at Westminster » -
Stick to the budget 'when looking for venues'
Sticking to the budget is likely to be one of the most difficult parts of planning a wedding for many people. Whether it is cutting down on the flower decorations or making invitations and place cards by hand, many people will be looking to reduce costs wherever they can. One thing couples will not want to scrimp on is the venue itself and it may be a good idea to have a set budget in mind when… Continue reading: Stick to the budget 'when looking for venues' » -
Newlyweds urged to update home contents cover
Home insurance may be the last thing on many people's minds as they say their vows and celebrate their wedding day, however it seems as though ignoring it could be a costly mistake. Newlyweds have been urged by Kwik Fit Insurance to update their contents policy when they tie the knot as they are likely to acquire valuable items following their nuptials. It has been revealed by Debenhams Wedding… Continue reading: Newlyweds urged to update home contents cover » -
Food, glorious food 'is important at weddings'
When organising the perfect wedding reception, one of the worst things that could happen to a couple is that they run out of food to feed their hungry guests. Therefore, according to one expert, it is important to give the cuisine some thought and consideration to ensure it is right on the big day. Speaking at the Helena Wedding Showcase Sunday afternoon, Melissa O'Hair, owner of the Carolina B… Continue reading: Food, glorious food 'is important at weddings' » -
Skincare tips for brides-to-be
Brides planning a winter wedding may find the following tips on making the most of your moisturiser useful. Winter can be particularly harsh on your skin, so it is important to take steps to make sure you look after it if you are going to be exposed to the elements. If you are planning to have wedding photos taken outside, make sure you use a nourishing moisturiser, says Marcella Knibb, corpora… Continue reading: Skincare tips for brides-to-be » -
Foster and Haas plan intimate wedding
The 90210 actress Sara Foster has said that she wants an intimate ceremony when she marries tennis player fiance Tommy Haas. She intends to have a small wedding with only herself, Haas and the priest present - friends and family will all be excluded from the service. Former model Foster explained how she views wedding vows as private for only her husband-to-be and the priest to hear. "… Continue reading: Foster and Haas plan intimate wedding » -
Top beauty tips for brides-to-be
If you are planning a winter wedding you can still have a tan courtesy of the latest fake tanning products to hit the market. Laura McCreddie, assistant editor of Professional Beauty magazine, advised brides-to-be to consider using instant fake tan rather than booking in for a time-consuming spray tan. "It saves having to plan ahead," she said. "You will now be thinking more abou… Continue reading: Top beauty tips for brides-to-be » -
Menu cards 'are a great idea at wedding receptions'
Sitting down to a delicious meal and some quality wine is likely to be something that the guests and the happy couple look forward to after the stress and excitement of a wedding. In order to ensure that the dishes are served without a hitch, some advice has been offered about the importance of menu cards. According to viploan, these are essential as they give people the opportunity to look at … Continue reading: Menu cards 'are a great idea at wedding receptions' » -
Brides advised: Keep your husband in mind when planning your look
Walking down the aisle is likely to be the most memorable moment of many women's lives - so they are bound to want to look their best. While they are being primped and preened to perfection and experimenting with all manner of glamorous looks, one hair stylist has advised that they should also keep the appearance of their other half in mind. According to Errol Douglas, the bride needs to ensur… Continue reading: Brides advised: Keep your husband in mind when planning your look » -
Leicester wedding venue 'under threat'
Booking a wedding venue only for it to cancel before the big day may be many couples' idea of a nightmare. Unfortunately, this is a scenario some in Leicester may be faced with. The future of the Colosseum on Melton Road is in doubt as the firm that owns it – London-based Jademark – has now gone into administration. According to the Leicester Mercury, the setting has bookings for the… Continue reading: Leicester wedding venue 'under threat' » -
Trends for grooms in 2010
The traditional black tailcoat is still the number one choice for grooms, according to one wedding-wear expert. Rowena Kennerley from Moss Bros said that grooms who want to complete the classic tailcoat ensemble can wear a top hat. Navy is another trend to watch out for. Ms Kennerley commented: "A contemporary option is the three-quarter-length jacket in navy which is a popular colour for… Continue reading: Trends for grooms in 2010 » -
Makeup should be planned 'six weeks in advance'
Advance planning is something that every couple needs to do ahead of their big day, but brides-to-be have been advised that when it comes to their makeup, they should not be too eager. In the opinion of makeup artist Ariane Poole, it is better to wait until six weeks before the big day. This is because, depending on the time of year, the light and temperature can change significantly, which aff… Continue reading: Makeup should be planned 'six weeks in advance' » -
Jennifer Ellison says "I do" in secret Mauritius wedding
Jennifer Ellison has shunned the limelight and tied the knot with partner Robbie Tickle in a secret ceremony in Mauritius. The former Brookside actress, 26, is six months pregnant with her first child and claimed she wanted to be married before giving birth. There were only two witnesses at the ceremony, for which Jennifer wore a strapless empire-line Jenny Packman dress. She said that althoug… Continue reading: Jennifer Ellison says "I do" in secret Mauritius wedding » -
Top tips for the groom on their wedding day
Looking perfect as she walks down the aisle is likely to be high on a bride's list of priorities ahead of her big day. But what about the groom who will surely want to look good too? According to one expert, the secret to success for men when it comes to the big day is not to use too many products on their barnet. Hairstylist Errol Douglas advises that less is more and there are plenty of ways… Continue reading: Top tips for the groom on their wedding day » -
Top tips to prevent a creased dress
Driving up to their wedding venue on the big day is likely to be one of the most exciting and nerve racking moments for a couple, but how can the bride ensure that her expensive and beautiful dress does not get crushed along the way? Jane Galpin, co-founder of howtolookgood.com, has offered some top tips on how women can keep their gown looking flawless ready for their entrance at the church or … Continue reading: Top tips to prevent a creased dress » -
Corset wedding dresses 'flatter all brides'
Many brides-to-be may be hitting the gym in a bid to lose a few extra pounds before they walk up the aisle on their big day. However, one expert claims that this is not always necessary and instead, they should let the dress do the work. Speaking at the National Wedding Show, Jane Galpin, co-founder of howtolookgood.com, said that corset-style gowns will flatter most body types. They also help… Continue reading: Corset wedding dresses 'flatter all brides' » -
Penelope Cruz spotted with engagement ring
It seems as though there is always gossip flying around Hollywood about who is set to tie the knot and this time Penelope Cruz is the subject of the rumours. The actress was spotted with a ring on her engagement finger as she arrived in New York for the premier of her latest film, Broken Embraces. This prompted discussions that she may be set to marry her boyfriend Javier Bardem, who she has be… Continue reading: Penelope Cruz spotted with engagement ring » -
Danielle Bux: I still watch my wedding DVD
Newlywed Danielle Bux has revealed that since she and Gary Lineker tied the knot, they cannot stop watching the DVD of their big day. In an interview with the Mail on Sunday's You magazine, the model said that she is "still on a high" from the event and friends keep phoning her to relive the day. She also revealed that the guests are pleased that the couple decided to make their weddi… Continue reading: Danielle Bux: I still watch my wedding DVD » -
Mama mia! Cheese arrives just in time for wedding
Couples are bound to want delicious food served at their wedding reception, however one woman went the extra mile to ensure that only the best ingredients were used at her daughter's nuptials. When asked to cater for her offspring's celebration, Marlena Spieler explained that she decided on a Mediterranean-themed feast – and only authentic Italian buffalo mozzarella would do. However, writ… Continue reading: Mama mia! Cheese arrives just in time for wedding » -
Hotel 'saves the wedding day' for couple
A hotel has come to the rescue of one couple after their original wedding venue pulled out just three days before the big event. Newlyweds Steve and Gina Watson said they were "shocked and pretty panicky" when they were faced with the prospect of finding a new location at such short notice. Luckily, the Cambridge Belfry hotel in Cambourne stepped up to the challenge and offered to hos… Continue reading: Hotel 'saves the wedding day' for couple » -
Choose bouquets 'to complement you and your dress'
There are no rules to selecting a wedding bouquet and brides should just choose blooms that complement them and their dresses, it has been claimed. Speaking at the National Wedding show last weekend, Paula Pryke, from Paula Pryke Flowers, said that arrangements do not have to match every decoration and theme of the big day. Instead, women should choose a bouquet that enhances their natural colo… Continue reading: Choose bouquets 'to complement you and your dress' » -
Keep venues in mind when choosing dresses, brides advised
Choosing the perfect wedding dress is no easy task for many brides-to-be and they may spend hours trying on designs in shops or browsing styles on the internet. One way to help narrow down the search may be to keep the venue in mind and select a gown that ties in with the location of the big day. Jenny Swire, fashion director at Wedding magazine, claims that the type of dress a woman chooses sh… Continue reading: Keep venues in mind when choosing dresses, brides advised » -
Khloe Kardashian: Vera Wang approved of my wedding
Khloe Kardashian has revealed that she received the blessing of Vera Wang for her recent nuptials. The socialite told Bang how the world-famous designer custom-made her a wedding dress for her marriage to Los Angeles Lakers player Lamar Odom at the end of September. Furthermore, she said that this shows Vera approved of the union, despite the couple only having been together for one month. Khl… Continue reading: Khloe Kardashian: Vera Wang approved of my wedding » -
Try DIY 'to cut wedding costs'
Everyone knows that weddings are an expensive affair and there are some parts of the celebration that will always cost a lot. However, the current economic climate does not mean that couples have to sacrifice everything and with a bit of thought, it has been claimed that they can still arrange the day of their dreams. Alice du Parcq, beauty and features editor at Brides magazine, believes that … Continue reading: Try DIY 'to cut wedding costs' » -
Romance 'never dies' as brides choose fairytale dresses
Many women probably remember the fairytale dresses worn by princesses and brides in the books they read as children and it seems as though they may be keen to recreate the look at their own wedding. It has been claimed that people still like to wear romantic, old-fashioned gowns as they walk down the aisle, even though they may be holding a thoroughly modern ceremony. Jenny Swire, fashion direc… Continue reading: Romance 'never dies' as brides choose fairytale dresses » -
Wedding insurance "essential" for the big day
As they rush around arranging flowers, cakes, dresses and invitations, wedding insurance may be the last thing on many couples' minds. However, according to one expert, it is an "essential" part of organising the big day and not something that people should cut back on. Jo Mullin, senior marketing assistant at E&L Insurance, explained that although it is one of the duller aspects … Continue reading: Wedding insurance "essential" for the big day » -
Expert: Keep make up simple for the perfect wedding day look
Every bride wants to appear perfect on her big day and one way to do this is to ensure that she matches her look to that of the venue she marries at. This is according to Alice du Parcq, beauty and features editor at Brides magazine, who believes that it is no good wearing glamorous, evening make up for a classic daytime wedding. Instead, she advises going for a simple, natural look and visitin… Continue reading: Expert: Keep make up simple for the perfect wedding day look » -
Cakes 'can make a wedding photo'
If couples are looking for the perfect shot of their wedding to frame and put up on the mantelpiece, then a picture of them cutting the cake could be ideal. Because of this, it is likely that they will want to have a dessert that looks as good as it tastes and according to one news provider, this will not be difficult to achieve. The Fingal-Independent reports that there are some "excellen… Continue reading: Cakes 'can make a wedding photo' » -
Expert: Bows make dresses beautiful
As with everything in the world of fashion, wedding trends come and go and this season, it seems as though bows are in. Alice du Parcq, beauty and features editor at Brides magazine, claims that at the recent British Bridal Exhibition in Harrogate, the decoration was everywhere. "Bows were appliqued on to dresses, or sewn into veils and on big hair pieces for brides. It was a big deal,&quo… Continue reading: Expert: Bows make dresses beautiful » -
National Wedding Show features "really beautiful catwalk"
Brides-to-be who visited the National Wedding Show were treated to a "really beautiful" catwalk show, according to one attendee. Alice du Parcq, beauty and features editor at Brides magazine, said that the gowns on display ranged from "massive" fairytale creations "which everyone loves looking at", to modern and stylish designs. It seems as though there may have be… Continue reading: National Wedding Show features "really beautiful catwalk" » -
Beautiful blooms 'stand out' at National Wedding Show
Anyone looking for the perfect blooms to decorate the venue for their big day may have found plenty of inspiration if they attended the National Wedding Show over the weekend. Whether they preferred roses or lilies, daisies or daffodils, it is unlikely that visitors would have been disappointed by the exhibits on offer at Earls Court in London. A Designer Flower Zone was set up for guests to pe… Continue reading: Beautiful blooms 'stand out' at National Wedding Show » -
Couples sue wedding photographer over poor-quality pictures
A couple have sued their wedding photographer after he provided them with a less than perfect set of snaps for their big day. Marc and Sylvia Day claimed damages from Gareth Bowers of Fresh Images, after he produced images with bad lighting awkward angles and guests with their heads missing from the pictures. The couple's names were also spelt wrong on the thank you cards, which featured some o… Continue reading: Couples sue wedding photographer over poor-quality pictures » -
Autumnal trends for brides-to-be
The autumn season, with its falling leaves and golden colours, could be the perfect setting in which to tie the knot, according to one publication. The Chronicle has reported that couples should opt for rich, metallic colours for their big day to offset the oranges and yellows of the outside environment. Shades of chocolate, mocha and plum are ideal for this, while purple is a popular choice fo… Continue reading: Autumnal trends for brides-to-be » -
Gordon Brown looks on as David Blunkett ties the knot
Former home secretary David Blunkett has married his partner Dr Margaret Williams in Sheffield. The politician said his vows at the Central Methodist Church in Sheffield in a ceremony that was witnessed by prime minister Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah. Mr Blunkett, who is the MP for the city, got engaged to Ms Williams in January and claimed they are fortunate to have found each other. "… Continue reading: Gordon Brown looks on as David Blunkett ties the knot » -
Anna Paquin: I don't want to turn into Bridezilla
Planning their wedding is likely to be a terrifying prospect for many women and one actress has joked that she is not keen on the idea of turning into Bridezilla before her big day. Anna Paquin, 27, claims that she has never been one to dream about her wedding and is slightly scared about the event. "It feels organic. It's more about being family than becoming Bridezilla overnight and wear… Continue reading: Anna Paquin: I don't want to turn into Bridezilla » -
Supermarkets create a "buzz" around wedding dresses
It seems as though at a time when many people may be a little strapped for cash because of the financial downturn, brides-to-be are giving the purchase of their wedding dresses a little more consideration. The Daily Mail reports that a "buzz" has been created around super-cheap gowns that women can pick up as they do their weekly shop. According to the news provider, wedding dresses, … Continue reading: Supermarkets create a "buzz" around wedding dresses » -
Top tips to keep children entertained at weddings
One newlywed has given some ideas to couples on how they may able to keep the little ones entertained on their wedding day. Sabrina McGill, marketing manager at Country House Wedding Venues, said that having an activity box packed with fun things to do, such as toys, reading books and colouring books can be the ideal way to keep kids happy as their parents enjoy a meal at the reception. She als… Continue reading: Top tips to keep children entertained at weddings » -
Bride's hen weekend is 'one of the best of her life'
One bride-to-be has described how her hen weekend was "without a doubt" one of the best of her life. In an article for the Daily Mail, Kitty Dimbleby says that in her opinion, getting together with friends to celebrate the last few days of freedom is as traditional as the couple's first dance or cutting the wedding cake. She explains that for her weekend, her friends pulled out all th… Continue reading: Bride's hen weekend is 'one of the best of her life' » -
Tips to take wedding food "from drab to fab"
Couples looking to provide a feast to remember at their wedding reception have been advised that they do not need to spend a fortune to serve food that everyone will enjoy. Speaking to the Chicago Tribune, wedding and event planner Colin Cowie says that this autumn, he is aiming to take food "from drab to fab". He believes that whatever the occasion – whether it is a wedding or j… Continue reading: Tips to take wedding food "from drab to fab" » -
Study shows couples like to receive money as wedding gifts
In the current economic climate, it is likely that many couples will be looking for ways to save money and cut the cost of their nuptials. According to the results of one survey, it seems as though getting a little help from their guests is a way to do this. Conducted by Prezzybox, research has shown that if they received money from their friends and family as a wedding present, 84 per cent of … Continue reading: Study shows couples like to receive money as wedding gifts » -
Magicians 'can keep kids entertained on the wedding day'
Although it can be nice to have the little ones running around dressed in their finery on a wedding day, there is always the worry that they might cry through the speeches or misbehave. However, if couples do decide to invite children to their nuptials, then hiring a magician could be a novel and successful way of keeping them entertained. Sabrina McGill, marketing manager at Country House Wedd… Continue reading: Magicians 'can keep kids entertained on the wedding day' »