Glynhill Hotel

Junction 27 M8 Paisley Road Renfrew PA4 8XB

Sun 7th March 2009

11am - 4pm

Entry is FREE!

The first of it's kind and we aim to bring a host of local suppliers to your door step.

Renfrewshire Wedding Fair has lots of advice, the best products and a special wedding fair guide available on the day.

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.

Deciding where to get married is easier for some couples rather than for others. If you have grown up dreaming of that Church Wedding the decision has been made for you, subject to the necessary permissions need to marry in the Church of your choice. You should speak to your Reverend about your wish to marry in the church or email our very own Resident Reverend if you have any questions or need any further guidance.

Dear Terry,

Thank you for your email. As posted on NewlyWeds-Uk.com on 28th December 2007.

Getting married is a costly business. You have been very sensible in determining your budget before planning the big day.

The cost of any Wedding really depends on the numbers you want to invite.

I would suggest that you opt for a small but intimate Wedding. Your Church will charge to get married there but if you just have the basic options you can keep the cost down. Alternatively you might like to opt for a Register Office instead?

Elizabethan country house WoodHall Manor reopens as exclusive, luxurious wedding venue with a difference

Set in lush Suffolk parkland, WoodHall Manor is reopening as a magnificent wedding venue after having been in private occupation for many years. The Manor dates back to 1566, during the time of Elizabeth I, and this historic house will be available for wedding bookings in 2008.

Choosing the colours for your Wedding can be a very important decision. Particularly as you base most of the decisions for the big day on them, everything from the colour of the bridesmaids dresses to the Wedding flowers, its very important to get it right the first time!

Firstly consider the colours you like. If you love Orange put it on the list, equally though, if you hate Orange cross it off. Come up with your top 5 or 6 colours so you have some options to consider.

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.

Welcome to the listeners from BBC Radio 4's You and Yours program, who today will be discussing your views on the importance of marriage in today's society, PLUS the NewlyWeds-UK online wedding magazine's Resident Reverend Jan Harney will be featured on the show!

Following on from last week's post about the bridal bouquet, I'd say one of the fun bits about arranging your wedding is the task of making your chosen venue look pretty.

Let your imagination run riot when it comes to centrepieces, place names, table plans and the like; it’s a great opportunity to incorporate some of those eco-friendly and fair trade touches.

Go for vases filled with pebbles and water, or colourful fruit as centrepieces, let shells, pebbles or leaves serve as place names.

Friday brings a close to the working week, however the weddings questions continue, and NewlyWeds-UK seems to be the place to come with all your wedding questions, especially if you have religion, race, or citzenship issues... Hmmm I can see a dedicated section coming along!

Anyway on with the question...

Augustine Wong sent a message using the contact form

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