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| View the latest issue of An Essex Wedding for FREE! |
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During these trying uncertain times, we thought to let you read the latest issue of your favourite wedding magazine for FREE.
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And as an extra gift, you can also read any of our previous issues by following this link
If you are planning your future wedding, you will find our magazines absolutely invaluable in providing you with both inspiration and sourcing reputable local services.
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January/February 2021 |
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Well, 2020 was a year we won’t forget in a hurry! I know we’re not out of the woods, but I feel like as we wake up to a new year, blinking into the January light, there’s renewed hope and excitement for the future. I bought myself two new outfits for weddings I had in the diary last year, which have been left hanging in the wardrobe, and I’m quietly confident I’ll get to pull them out in 2021!
So how are you finding wedding planning during a pandemic? I know it’s been a tough ride, but I hope the fact that An Essex Wedding has been here, celebrating the best of the county’s wedding industry, has helped. We will always bang the drum for local indie businesses, they’ve weathered the storm and supported their couples throughout, now’s the time to support them in return.
For those of you who are newly engaged over the festive period and Valentine’s Day – congratulations and welcome! We’ve got an epic issue for you, including venue styling tips for those whose plans have changed dramatically (page 61), a round-up of beautiful venues in and around my hometown of Braintree (page 19), and a celebration of photography that captures the essence of what we love about big days (page 55). We love to showcase reader weddings (from page 34), so get in touch if you’d like to see yours featured!
Hannah x |
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| Image provided by Chic Wedding Photography |
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| Seasonal delights |
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Despite having to cut their guest list down to 15 people, Jade and Bradley had the most magical autumn wedding.
Read all the details of their big day on page 41 of the current issue, available now: www.anessex.wedding/free-download |
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| Tie the knot in and around historic Braintree |
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Cressing Temple Barns
Nestled between Braintree and Witham are the beautiful Grade I listed Cressing Temple Barns. Complementing the Knights Templar-built barns is an idyllic restored Tudor walled garden, which provides a perfect backdrop for photographs with its arbour, viewing platform and trickling water feature. The 13th-century barns are steeped in history and rustic charm, with ancient timbers and brickwork providing a wow-factor setting.
Ceremonies can be held in two of the barns for up to 200 guests.The Wheat Barn has a viewing platform for amazing aerial photos, while the Barley Barn provides a blank-canvas space with its hard floor, wooden timbers and exposed brickwork. Outdoor weddings (100 guests) are hosted in the Gardener’s shelter and adjoining orchard from April to mid-July, and a wet-weather option will be provided if needed.
In the evening, parties move to the Evening Barn and courtyard – a great party spot for a DJ or live entertainment.
Visit: www.explore-essex.com/weddings
Check out more local venues on page 19 of the current issue, available now: www.anessex.wedding/free-download |
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| How to get your perfect outdoor wedding - with Amanda’s Beautiful Ceremonies |
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Here at An Essex Wedding magazine, we want to help you plan your dream wedding day. That's why we put your wed-min questions straight to our local wedding experts so you can get the best advice. Today, Amanda Wheal of Amanda's Beautiful Ceremonies answers your question and gives advice on outdoor weddings."Currently, celebrant-led ceremonies are not legal. However, they offer the most freedom of choice in terms of ceremony content and location." Read on for more...
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| The story begins with Yú Parfums |
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New to the perfume market, Yú Parfums is a membership service allowing curious fragrance aficionados the chance to explore exclusive scents. Narrated by the best noses the brand's global team of perfumers source internationally grown ingredients and create olfactory experiences that are vegan and cruelty-free. Fragrance lovers can set up a subscription to receive exclusively curated scents, delivered bi-monthly for £40, in a recyclable edition box that's letterbox friendly. Each edition contains 3x10ml gender-neutral perfume chapters, one refillable atomiser and nine scent sticks.
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| Made for two |
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This issue we shine the spotlight on Suffolk, a historic East Anglian county benefiting from a coastline combined with countryside vistas, and known as 'Constable Country'...
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