Confused, lost, don't know where to start planning your wedding?
"Remember you are about to embark on planning one of the most memerable days in your life. There will be times of stress, fear, anger and complete joy. but never loose sight of your love and the reason you are planning your event. Including your partner at all times.
Please feel free to contact me if i can be of any help in any way. With 23 years In the Wedding industry there is very little I have not met before. There are many ways of saving money, especially by attending a wedding fayres; there you will see me personally."
Valerie
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Shoes
In Tudor times shoes were thrown at the newly weds for good luck and it was concerned lucky if they are there carriage was hit by them. Today they are more often tied to the back of the car from which they depart the reception.
When a father gives a pair of his daughter’s shoes to his new son-in-law custom has it that he is passing on responsibility for her. Another custom claims that if the groom taps his new wife on the forehead with one of the shoes he is asserting his dominance over her.
Many grooms are seen to write the words HELP on the bottom of their shoe and perhaps this will become a custom of the future. |
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Upcoming Events: |
Sunday 5th February, 2012
11- 4 pm
Alfreton Leisure Centre
Church Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire AA sign posted on the day
The largest wedding and Prom Fayre in the EAST MIDLANDS with Fashion Shows
Admission cost £1
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