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gorgeous hand-made soaps


Brides are always looking for something different, something that will make their wedding unique. Well, how about these beautiful hand-made Cornish Soaps that would make perfect favours for your guests or ‘thank you’ gifts for your bridesmaids? Naomi Beddoe makes an array of gorgeous soaps from her studio nestled in the Cornish countryside, which also provides her with the inspiration for her fragrances which include English Rose, Lavender and Lily of the Valley. For something more exotic, she also offers Coconut, Lemon, Orchid, Seawood & Juniper and Honey. The soaps come in a range of colours, shapes and sizes, giving you plenty of choice. For seasonal weddings, her stunning Frankincense & Myrrh soaps add a festive touch and if you’re planning a seaside theme, then how about Sea Breeze, a fresh and fragrant soap that is sure to stimulate the senses and evoke thoughts of the stunning Cornish coastline. Each soap is lovingly wrapped in eco-paper and decorated with ribbons and with prices starting from just £2.45, these really would make beautiful favours and gifts.


www.cornishhandmade.co.uk


beautiful bridal jewellery


Exquisite handcrafted jewellery for your wedding or special occasion. All pieces are designed by Maya Ullman Mason using the finest quality pearls, gemstones and silver. Her jewellery has a timeless quality and vintage feel matched only by the care and attention to detail she puts into every piece. Having studied Contemporary Art in the prestigious Jerusalem Betzalel Art Academy, Maya discovered that creating beautiful jewellery was her true passion, so she launched Papillion Rouge in 2006 and she now works from a studio at Jubilee Wharf in Penryn. The collections are all individually and uniquely made and Maya says that quality, elegance and individuality are the key elements in all her designs. ‘Our customers appreciate the very high standards of our products, much of our business is repeat business which is a truly rewarding experience’, Maya told us.


www.papillon-rouge.co.uk


creating the wow factor


Balloons are a great way to carry your wedding colours throughout your venue and at Partystyle, they are finding that whilst the traditional trios and arches remain popular, many brides are incorporating larger, impact pieces into their room decor to really provide that ‘wow’ factor. A high impact double bubble arch consisting of two 5’ columns with a linking arch of double bubble balloons with a Just Married motif can create a stunning entrance to your reception room. Large wedding arrangements look beautiful beside the table plan or present table or can provide accent to a staircase or entrance. With care, these types of arrangement can be moved to provide impact for both day-time celebrations and evening festivities. Impact can also be provided by large bunches of balloons dotted around the room and if you have a large venue, then think big! The girls at Partystyle will certainly be delighted to talk you through all the options and come up with some innovative ideas to give you a decor to remember.


www.party-style.co.uk


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