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Hen weekend spa breaks and pre-wedding pampering with Spabreak Direct!


www.spabreak.co.uk / Tel: 01883 724 843 Special offers starting from under £100 for spa breaks including


overnight accommodation, meals and a treatment or two! Book now and pay the spa on departure at most of the spas featured on


www.spabreak.co.uk – you can email us through the site or simply call us for friendly and informative help from the UK’s leading Spa Travel Agent


Barrie Phillipe Hair & Beauty


LONDON’S PREMIER SPA


Whether it’s for Sophisticated Hens, Chilled Stags or just preparation for your special day, The Spa at The CityPoint Club is the perfect venue.


A range of bespoke pre wedding retreats


20m ozone heated pool


Thermal jet spa, sauna steam and plunge pool


Tropical relaxation suite with zero gravity massage chairs


Fully licensed Restaurant


For more information call 020 7920 6200 or email spa@thecitypointclub.co.uk www.thecitypointclub.co.uk


One Ropemaker Street London EC2Y 9AW Nearest tube: Moorgate


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Weddings Packages include:  Spray tan  Manicure & Pedicure  Make-up  Bridal Hair


 Botox  Dermal Fillers  Colonic Irrigation  Acrylic Nails  Gelish Nails (3 week manicure)


266 North Lane, Aldershot, Hampshire, GU12 4T 01252 338955 barrie.phillipe@gmail.com


Beauty Stakes


Claire Dennis is a professional make-up artist and approved Crystal Clear Skin System salon owner.


Cathy Palmer is a specialist in wedding hair design. We both take pride in looking after every bride down to the finest detail.


For make-up or beauty treatment please call Claire on 07971 284046 or e-mail at info@beautystakes.com


For hair design please call Cathy on 07901 871593 or e-mail at cathy@beautystakes.com www.beautystakes.com


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