Wedding decorations in other towns of Surrey:Wedding Open Day 2017 You are cordially invited to join us for our Wedding Open Day on Sunday 19th February 2017 from 11am to 3pm with Canapes and something bubbly! Our Floyd Suite will be fully set up for a wedding all of our dedicated wedding co-ordinators will be on hand to show you are the venue and answer all your questions. Our Bedrooms, Bar & Restaurant will also be open so you can have a good look around at what Stirrups is able to offer for your perfect day! Our recommended suppliers will also be on hand covering everything from Chair Covers, Make Up and Flowers to Photography, Flooring and Discos! To ensure that we cater for everyone, please register by clicking here Wedding Open Day 2017 Be the first to get our latest offersOver the course of 2016, we've scoured the county high and low for inspirational weddings. Readers have voted online for their favourites, and now it's time to announce the grand final.
Below are our four finalists – vote for the couple you'd like to walk away with the Wedding of the Year 2016 title.Voting for the final closes on 24 February 2017. Rachael Malicki married Martyn Bell at Wotton House on 2nd January, 2016. Their day followed a dusky pink palette. Married life The best thing about married life is sharing our name and being Mr and Mrs Bell. Our love has grown stronger and we're currently waiting to move into our first marital home, so have been busy saving and buying nice accessories. Everyone says nothing really changes when you get married, and it's true! First anniversary celebrations We can't believe our first anniversary is coming up; this year's flown by and we wish we could celebrate our big day all over again! We'll be going back to our wonderful wedding venue Wotton House for a three-course dinner and overnight stay. We're really excited and may even walk back down the aisle of the Old Library just for fun! Why they should win We've had a challenging year cutting back saving for our first home while living at my parents' house.
They've been amazing but we'd really love to celebrate with some time alone as husband and wife. It would make us so proud to win, our fantastic suppliers made it such a memorable day that we'll treasure forever. Our favourite element was that it was a real family-focussed day with everyone helping out and being a part of the proceedings. We had family fly from all round the world to join us, which is something we'll never forget. Click here to vote! Emma Collyer married Gerrard Fotheringham at Coltsford Mill, on 7th May, 2016. Married life Gerrard and I are enjoying married life and things have changed dramatically for us – we're very happy and excited to be able to say we're expecting a baby in April 2017! This is, by far, the best thing about married life after a fabulous honeymoon to Aruba. It's the small things such as being able to say 'my husband' that feels so special, or receiving emails and post in my new name that gives us that buzz again! First anniversary celebrations It will be a family celebration due to our growing brood as we'll be finding our feet with a four-week old!
Due to this, my brother and mum have organised us all a trip to Centre Parcs with close family to celebrate just a few weeks later to enjoy a nice glass of bubbly! Why they should win Our wedding was perfect; even things that were out of our control like the weather was on our side. We had lots of comments about how relaxed and happy we were, which made guests enjoy it even more! We loved the choices we made in regards to our decorations and wouldn't change one part of the day even now. Leighona Bradford married Rob Aris at Wotton House on 28th May, 2016. Married life The best thing is that nothing has changed, we still have fun and laugh every day! After the wedding we were in the 'honeymoon' stage of our relationship again and it was amazing – it's true you can fall in love with someone over and over! First anniversary celebrations We will do something special, but we're not sure what yet. No doubt I'll plan something as I love to organise things, but Rob may surprise me after reading this (hint hint).
Why they should win… To be honest, we truly feel that every wedding is special and magical so don't feel ours should win over anyone else's, I genuinely couldn't pick just one favourite element, the whole thing was perfect. It was full of emotion, tears, fun, laughter, happiness and love – we wouldn't change it for the world. Rob adds, “There were a number of things for me. Seeing the room and the hotel take shape after all Leighona's planning and how amazing it all looked. However, the best moment of the day for me was standing at the front and turning round to see Leighona walk down the aisle and how proud and in love I was with her!” Photography by This Life Photographywww.thislifephotography.co.uk Lesley Gosling married Charles Love at St Anne's Church, Banstead, followed by a reception at Wotton House, on 15th July, 2016. Married life Other then sharing everything, from the ups and the downs, laughter, excitement and holidays, the best part is definitely getting to spend the rest of my life with my best friend.
We've found that we're expecting our first child together and are so full of joy and can't wait to welcome our daughter into the world. First anniversary celebrations We now live abroad so we've discussed returning back to the UK and having a weekend away. My husband will organise this, I will however add a surprise element. Winning would be the icing on the cake. The sacrament itself had deep spiritual meaning and is naturally our favourite element. Yet, watching friends and family come together with love and happiness for us and each other was magical, it truly was a fairytale. The atmosphere of the day was so wonderful and created such a warm environment, everyone commented on how great the emotion of the day was. We was incredibly touched by everyone's tears of joy and smiles of contentment. Our winning couple will get the chance to experience this great venue, with the prize of a two-night stay for two, with bed and breakfast and dinner on one night of the stay. Barnett Hill is a beautiful Queen Anne-style country house tucked away within 26 acres of manicured gardens and grounds – a private, romantic setting for weddings.
There are four licensed ceremony rooms, all of which have their own character and can accommodate parties of up to 70 day guests, 100 for a wedding breakfast and 120 for an evening do. Barnett Hill is renowned for its personal service and exceptional cuisine, prepared by an award-winning team of chefs. The lucky winners of our Wedding of the Year competition will also have the chance to go on and compete for our national title. Whichever couple is crowned as the County Wedding Magazines' champions, a royal treat will await them! We are thrilled that we have teamed up with the prestigious Mandarin Oriental, Paris to offer the overall winners a fabulous two-night break at this luxurious property, with breakfast included. Nestled amidst one of the most stylish districts in the world – Rue Saint Honoré and Place Vendôme – and surrounded by the ultimate in haute couture, this uber chic, palace is the epitome of elegant luxury. A legend in the world of upscale hospitality, this superior hotel is defined by its interiors, and boasts internationally acclaimed dining by Thierry Marx, a spa which provides a sanctuary for the senses, and unparalleled service throughout.
Staying in a deluxe room, the winning couple will enjoy a Parisian experience like no other. /paris - terms and conditions apply. There will be 17 winning couples from all over the country, and they'll all be eligible for the national title. Each wedding will be considered by a panel of editors, who'll look at all the gorgeous little details, read about the most memorable moments of the day, sigh over the stunning photos and, in the end, select the couple they think deserve to be crowned as National Wedding of the Year winners. All over the country, in 17 of our regional titles, couples entered our Wedding of the Year competitions in the hope that their big day will be voted best in the area, and the overall winner from each magazine was then entered into our nationwide contest. A panel of editors considered everything about each day – the sweetest details, the stunning photos, the most fabulous stories – to decide who should win the National Wedding of the Year title for 2015.