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  • Join burlesque bombshell Anna Fur Laxis for a vintage hair and make up session.

    The workshop content will be tailored to the ladies who are attending and what they would like to go over, but in the main it will cover how she does her hair and make up - using hot rollers, hot sticks and curling tongs, putting hair up into several vintage inspired hairstyles including victory rolls, using snoods/scarves/fascinators etc, vintage-inspired makeup, false eyelash application, and tricks and twists for make-up for parties & photoshoots.

    prebook only at our website www.fabric-ation.co.uk

  • June 6th

    Make a fascinator 1.30-5pm

    Going to a wedding or the races and need a hat, then come to our fascinator making workshop, where you will learn how to make a simple, but stylish piece of millinery that is sure to turn heads

    £35 inc materials

    Fabrication
    11 Crown Court
    Leeds
    LS2 7DG
    www.fabric-ation.co.uk prebook only at our website

    Fabrication also hosts private Hen parties, in a variety of crafts

  • We say Hat. Here at NewlyWeds-UK we are big fans of big hats and we think that weddings are the perfect time to wear them. Just remember to check the etiquette about when to take the hat off

  • ADVANCE TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW FROM www.supernovaevents.co.uk www.tickets-scotland.co.uk and Oran Mor, Glasgow.

    The next West End Wedding Show is being held on Sunday 28th February 2010 from 12pm - 4pm at Oran Mor, Glasgow.

  • When it comes to your Wedding day, whether you are opting for a traditional or non-traditional day - you are probably being bombarded with advice from friends and family over when you cut the cake, when the Mother of Bride can remove her hat and if the Groom is allowed to remove his jacket before you sit down to the Wedding Breakfast.

    So how do you know what the right Etiquette is?

    In order to keep it all simple and enable it to be followed you might want to consider referring to a highly recommended book: