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dress so don’t be afraid to ask. This will come in handy when it comes to picking ‘the one’. Before you make the decision consider additional costs. Will there be alterations charges? How much will your veil, shoes and accessories be?


Menswear


Pick a suit that is complimentary to your bride. It’s important for the groom to look his best on the day but remember it’s not a competition. Set a budget and decide whether you want to hire or buy your suit. Bespoke tailoring can be very costly but the end results are priceless. Before hiring your outfi t make sure that there will be enough suits available for your groomsmen. If the shop offers accident cover on all wedding attire, take it! Don’t leave it until the last minute.


There are so many different fabrics, colours and styles to choose from and it’s vital that you co-ordinate with the rest of your wedding theme. Start looking at wedding suits around six to nine months before the wedding date to ensure that there is


enough time to get properly fi tted and make sure you are completely comfortable.


Beauty


For many brides getting into shape is their biggest goal. However it doesn’t mean that you need to crash diet or throw yourself into a grueling fi tness regime. Consider joining a local fi tness class? Cut out bad food and replace it with fruit. Drink plenty of water and you’ll notice the difference in your skin. If budgets allow, experts recommend that brides have a facial every four weeks and the last one a week before the wedding. A professional make-up artist will have


the best quality brands and make-up to hand, and they will know how to make you look your absolute best on your big day. Book a couple of practice runs, too. If budgets are tight, take advantage of the free beauty service at your local department store.


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McArthurGlen’s Ashford Designer Outlet Choosing that perfect outfi t for a wedding needn’t be tricky. Book a free personal style consultation McArthurGlen’s Ashford Designer Outlet. With premium high street brands such as Phase Eight and Kurt Geiger at up to


60% less, you’ll be in danger of pulling a Pippa! See Ashforddesigneroutlet.com or call 01233 895 903. You can follow them on Facebook at: www.facebook. com/Ashforddesigneroutlet


Bridal Gowns at Jodi Bridal Gowns at Jodi, a well established family business offers a relaxed and friendly service and an extensive selection of gowns for brides and bridesmaids. With two spacious boutiques both with large changing facilities there is room for brides to see the full effect of every gown. For men both shops have formal menswear hire by award winning Cameron Ross. Bridal Gowns at Jodi, www.weddingdresses.uk.com, 01622 755090/01227 456424


Chapelle Jewellery


Located in Ashford Designer Outlet, has a fi ne range of jewellery and watches with savings of at least 30% off RRP all year round.


The Channel Suite at the Leas Cliff Hall With spectacular views across the English Channel, The Channel Suite is able to host up to 250 guests and holds its own civil license, making it an ideal place to celebrate your wedding. Whatever the size of your event, be it an intimate gathering or an elaborate affair for hundreds of guests, we will take care of every detail.


Burford Bridal


Passionate about bridal wear. Burford Bridal in Herne Bay Kent is an independent bridal shop supplying not only wedding and bridesmaid dresses but also the expertise that goes with understanding what a bride wants on her wedding day. Our reputation is built on your recommendation. Burford Bridal, 23 High Street, Herne Bay, 01227 362855


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