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Create your own sparkle! Workshop is suitable for beginners and teaches the basics of how to make your own tiara. Cost includes tiara band, wire, ribbon and acrylic beads. There will also be a selection of Swarovski crystals available for purchase.

Cost £35 per person inc materials Refreshements included but not lunch

book via website www.fabric-ation.co.uk

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

Often deemed as the most important day of your life, your wedding day should be nothing but perfect. Make sure you feel top to toe gorgeous as you’ll be the centre of attention all day!
 

Do you enjoy:
Dancing?
Romance?
Getting glammed up........in a wedding dress?

Then you'll have a blast at 'THE BIG I DO REDO' London Ball

May 16 at ANdAZ Hotel Liverpool Street

It's Britain's most fabulous charity wedding ball ever in aid of Macmillan Cancer Trust and Pancreatic Cancer UK

Two weeks before the wedding:

1. Try to get 8 hours of sleep a night. Getting regular good nights sleep can help improve your skin tone and also help you to de-stress so that you can totally glow on your big day. If you have trouble sleeping, avoid sweets or caffeine before bed and try relaxation exercises such as yoga or meditation. Aromatherapy can also help, so try a few drops of lavender on your pillow and it should help you sleep like a baby.

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:

So you have it all planned ... all paid for and you are counting down the days until the Wedding Day itself.

You've bought everyone that has helped a gift .... but should the Bride and Groom buy each other Wedding Presents? Some Brides expect to receive a little gift on the morning of the Wedding but what do you buy?

1. Something to keep

Feast your senses at the UK's biggest "wedding department store"

From over the moon to the honeymoon, from your dream dress to the world's most romantic resorts - there's nothing quite like the National Wedding Show to help you make your big day everything you've imagined.

It's all laid out for you under one roof - dresses, groomswear, occasionwear, accessories, photography, flowers, honeymoon destinations, venues, cakes and much, much more. And the beauty of it is that you can you can see, touch, taste and try before you buy.

The crisis point for the modern marriage is arriving sooner, according to a study of divorce trends. Our grandparents might have suffered from the seven-year itch but five decades on more women are pursuing careers which (according to the research) can place extra stress on relationships. Also divorce is much more acceptable these days. Where Granny had to grin and bear it, modern women are financially independent and can choose to walk away.

The British Bridal Exhibition, Harrogate (Sep07) saw the debut launch of the new and exciting maternity wedding gown collection from British designer, madeline isaac-james maternity bridal.

Are you looking for that signature piece of eco-jewellery for your wedding? A new shop has just opened up in Notting Hill that is a must for all brides to be looking for a unique piece of eco-jewellery. The jeweller is Pippa Small a well known name in the fashion industry who's pieces have adorned the likes of Julia Roberts, Cameron Diaz & Mick Jagger.

I have known Pippa Small for many years now and am thrilled that there is now an outlet in London where we can all go and view and if we are lucky purchase and own some of her pieces.