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Say Cheese! Supplier Showcase: Northumberland Cheese Company PLUS The Top Tier Of Your Wedding Cheese Cake Free!

May 2nd, 2013 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Heather of Brides Up North Featured Supplier Northumberland Cheese Company is a fan of these swirly silver pages, saying: I like how there is a real sense of community between the Brides, and it is an ideal place to swap tips and lovely little companies you might have stumbled across. It is a place where people can share one of the happiest days of their lives and what can be better than that!

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Just so happens that Northumberland Cheese Company is one of those lovely companies, and I hope you enjoy stumbling upon them today.  For what could be better than a wedding cake made of cheese?  Make mine a Blagdon Blue!

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How and when did Northumberland Cheese Company begin?

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Northumberland Cheese Company was founded by Mark Robertson as the Redesdale Sheep Dairy in the spring of 1985 at Soppitt Farm, Esldon in Northumberland. Mark took a cheese making course and made the first cheese – a ewe’s milk cheese called Redesdale. The locals became very fond of the cheese, and as demand grew Mark expanded into other milk cheeses, including award-winning goat’s, cow’s and Jersey milk cheeses. From there the business expanded, and in 1996 we moved to the Blagdon Estate. We now have many areas of our business including our incredibly popular wedding cheese cakes which we have been making since a request from a forward thinking couple in 2007. Now the cheese cakes are flying out the granary door as fast as we can make them!

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Tell us about your cheeses and granary?

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The cheese is all made here at the small dairy in a converted 19th Century granary in Blagdon Estate, South Northumberland. The dairy is downstairs, and above the dairy is our coffee shop, the Cheese Loft Cafe. We have a range of sixteen handmade artisan cheeses, all using Northern milk from Northern cows, goats, ewes and Jersey cows! We are very particular about the provenance of our milk supplies. The milk for most of our cow’s cheeses comes from the herd at the Blagdon Estate, where our dairy is based. We are proud that we can ensure full traceability of our cheeses. Several of the cheeses have won awards, including a first prize at the Bakewell Show for our Oak Smoked, a Gold Award for both our Brinkburn goat’s cheese and Blagdon Blue, all in 2012.

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What sets your business apart from your competitors?

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We are a happy team here, and we all love what we do! We really do put our heart and passion into the company, and people can see that when they meet us, and of course taste the cheeses or indeed Ann’s homemade scones baked at the crack of dawn in the Cheese Loft Café. Many of our ingredients such as the bacon, sausages and eggs used in the Cheese Loft Café are sourced locally, as are the majority of the food goodies we sell in our shop. Old fashioned family values of supporting the local community, using top quality ingredients and generally being nice to other people is what we do best.

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Tell us about your wedding cakes?

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Our wedding cakes are towers of our handmade, artisan, Northern cheeses! They are typically three or four tiers, but we will try to make whatever tower you have in mind! The assembled cheesy tower can then be decorated however the happy couple would like it to match the colour scheme or theme. Some couples choose to have fresh flowers – lilies, orchids, edible flowers, or fresh fruit – figs, grapes, strawberries or kiwis, and a lovely bride to be who came in for her consultation was having her cheese cake decorated with delicate little origami paper flowers made by her bridesmaid. The cheese cakes can be deconstructed later in the evening and served with biscuits, chutneys, honey or fruit and maybe a glass of wine or two. The cheese cakes serve as a delicious base to create your own gorgeous cheeseboard, and are always a talking point. I think people also like the strong heritage, locality and passion that goes into Northumberland Cheeses.

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Why do you think that cheese wedding cakes have become so popular and why would you recommend one?

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I think the modern couple are looking for details that make their wedding celebration unique. The wedding cake plays an important and symbolic part of the day, and the unusual cheese wedding cake really makes a statement. I think some of us have realised we’re not that crazy about the traditional fruit cake with marzipan! For people without a sweet tooth, the cheese wedding cake makes a delicious savoury alternative served with crackers and fruit, and also adds a bit of decadence. The cake can easily be made to match the theme of the day, plus the cheese cakes are very economical, as they double up as a delicious evening course. We have seen our biggest sales to date this year of our wedding cakes.

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Can Brides Up North decide how to decorate their wedding cake?  What sort of decoration would you suggest?

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Brides Up North have full reign to decorate the cake however they like, we can offer ideas and suggestions and we can also recommend some wonderful local suppliers to accompany our cheese cakes. During the consultation, the couple will meet with our wedding cake guru and discuss their requirements over some cheese samples and a cuppa. We have some great connections with the talented producers in the North. The bride and groom can take a look through our brochure of images of wedding cakes we have helped to create. I saw a cake recently that was decorated simply with a cascade of English raspberries interspersed with flecks of blueberries, very elegant.

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How far in advance should Brides Up North place their order for their wedding cake?

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The cheese is all made to order and as the cheese takes 3 months to reach maturity the order must be placed a minimum of 3 months before the big day. We have cheeseboards to hire, and we can deliver the cake to your venue so once the order is in you can relax and leave it to us and Mother Nature!

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Can you give Brides Up North an idea on price?

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Prices start from as little as £74 for a three tier undressed cake. A four tier cake starts from as little as £262. The cheese is all priced by weight.

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Can you do a discount for Brides Up North readers?

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We are offering Brides Up North the top tier (225g – 400g truckle depending on your choice of cheese) of their wedding cake absolutely free! To redeem this offer, please quote Brides Up North when booking your wedding cake consultation.

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Where are you located and where can you deliver?

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The Cheese Farm is to be found down a winding country road in rural South Northumberland, 15 minutes’ drive North of Newcastle Airport, and easily accessible from the A1. We deliver to England and Scotland free of charge.

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What else is going on at Northumberland Cheese Company – tell us about your shop and café?

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The Cheese Loft Café was redesigned in January this year by a local interior designer and to celebrate we asked our customers to name the café, which they did! We have seen our biggest sales month on month this year, and the new addition to our menu, the afternoon tea is proving to be very successful indeed.

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Who would be your dream client and why?

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Johnny Depp… because I would like to be his bride (from Heather the wedding cake guru)!

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Are there any really memorable weddings that you have supplied for?

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One couple from Newcastle had their first ever date in our coffee shop at the cheese farm. Things must have gone well as they both moved out to Singapore together. Hey ho, they came back, and the gent proposed to his lovely lady back in our coffee shop! It was after closing time, and there was soft music playing and rose petals scattered and the ring was hidden within a piece of cheese! They also had one of our wedding cakes!

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We also had one customer who had our biggest ever wedding cake with four tiers of cheese surrounded by sixteen truckles!

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How can Brides Up North find out more?

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Brides Up North can see our website, Facebook page and Pinterest board to see examples of the decorated cheese cakes. To book a free consultation, contact Heather Maddocks at heather@northumberland-cheese.co.uk  or 01670 789 798.

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North East Hen Party Inspiration: An Afternoon Tea With Baked Cupcakery

August 9th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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The gorgeous Helena at Baked Cupcakery spoilt my guests at the recent Brides Up North Tweet Up North East with a tower of beautiful Brides Up North cupcakes.  Helena is also my kinda gal, coming early to help out and staying right until the end of the party.  Legend. 

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Now her services are not just limited to your big day, as she launches her new Afternoon Tea party service – utterly delicious, and perfect for a girly gathering.  A perfectly frosted hen party anyone?  Yes please!

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Helena of Baked Cupcakery says:  Baked provides Afternoon Tea direct to your door. Perfect for parties, hen nights, baby showers and other celebrations.  We provide the spread and you just have to enjoy it. You can choose to hire our beautiful pink polka dot tea set and stands or simply use your own. When you’re done we will collect it all again, so there’s no washing up!

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There is the choice of two different spreads to suit your hen party celebration or girly get together. Our Dainty Spread is £7.00 per person with a minimum order of 6 servings, and the Splendid Spread is only £9.50 per person.  Tea set hire is from £18.00 and our polka dot tea set Includes tea pots, milk jug, sugar bowl, tea cups & saucers, plates and cake stands – the works! 

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Delivery is free in Sunderland and from £5.00 to surrounding areas of the North East

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We are a small bakery based in Sunderland, run by cake enthusiast Helena. We specialise in all things cupcake, from giant cupcakes to mini cupcakes and everything in between. We are always trying out new things and love a challenge. Please get in touch by emailing hello@bakedcupcakery.co.uk to make an enquiry.

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Click here to read an interview with Helena of Baked Cupcakery on Brides Up North.

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Style Good Enough To Eat! Supplier Showcase: Couture Cake Design PLUS 15% DISCOUNT For Wedding Blog Readers!

April 9th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Had enough sugar this weekend Brides Up North?  I’ve demolished two Easter eggs, and I’m totally ready for more?  Who is with me?!

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This morning, its all about the wedding cake as I chat to Brides Up North Featured Supplier Carrie of East Yorkshire wedding cake designer Couture Cake Design all about her sugar coated services. 

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Prepare yourself for some total cake porn {drools onto laptop}.  

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How did Couture Cake Design begin?   

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After having two children and been made redundant whilst on maternity leave I decided to look into self employment working from home, so this is when Couture Cake Design was born!  I have not come from a catering background, I have always been quite arty and creative and can pick things up rather quickly, so all my skills are fully self taught. Since my business began I have done a few master classes with some world famous cake artists perfecting my techniques.

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Where is Couture Cake Design based?

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We are based in Bridlington on the East Coast and we are a home based business.

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What type of cakes can you make? 

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I bake all of my own cakes and use my own adapted recipes. I use only the finest ingredients, free range eggs, organic and fair-trade products. I use French butter in my cakes and buttercreams to ensure the best possible taste. I specialise in romantic, vintage style wedding cakes and in selected handcrafted sugar flowers.

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Which is your favourite cake design of all time?

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Anything with lace, roses, hydrangeas and piped pearls! Anything girly really!

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How long does a wedding cake take to make?

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Every cake varies depending on the size and the design.  One full bloom sugar rose takes one hour alone to make so if you have a cake with twelve roses there is three days work alone ! I usually spend between three to seven days on each wedding cake.  Most of my brides book their cake with me because of the type of work I do so most of the time the design is what I love doing most!

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Which celebrity’s wedding would you like to make a cake for and why? 

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Victoria Beckham, she is a very classy lady and I think my style of cake would suit her perfectly. I would probably design something quite simple, six tiers with a full bloom of sugar flowers on top with some delicate pipe work. I would suggest my best sponge cakes, Madagascan vanilla bean cake with raspberry conserve and lemon cake with limóncello syrup and curd.

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What sort of cake would you make for your own wedding?

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Something very big (eight tier plus) with lots of piped pearls and roses!

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How far in advance should Brides Up North place their order?

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I recommend booking as soon as possible, we work on a first come first served basis. I work for myself and don’t employ any staff so I am limited to the amount of bookings I am able to take each week with having such a young family at home.

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Can you give Brides Up North an idea on price?

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Every cake is unique and prices can differ tremendously. I work on three tiers roughly £300, four tiers £400 etc. The best way to get a definite price is to contact me to book a wedding consultation, to discuss the wedding cake and to also sample some of my lovely cake.

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Can you do a discount for Brides Up North readers?

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I am more than happy to offer a 15% discount on any wedding cake booked October – April each year.  Please mention Brides Up North when booking.

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How can Brides Up North get in touch with you?

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Visit my website at www.couturecakedesign.co.uk  or  follow me on Twitter CarrieClarkCCD or Facebook  Couture Cake Design
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Wedding Planning SOS: Have Your Cake & Eat It!

April 5th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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This morning it’s all about cake – wahey!

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Our resident wedding planning expert, Helen of Bash, talks us through the process of choosing a wedding cake in the hope that you really will be able to have your cake and eat it on your big day!

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Meanwhile, I have a very pressing engagement to attend to… er… {disappears to the kitchen in search of sweet things}

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Helen says: The requirement for a wedding cake is borne out of many traditions. One of the first began in Ancient Rome where small wheat cakes were broken over the bride’s head! It was thought this ritual would bring good fortune to the couple and their guests, who would scramble to polish off the crumbs from the broken bread in order to ensure prosperity for themselves.

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The first signs of a tiered wedding cake appeared in Medieval England in the form of a succulent slab made from fruit and wine, which was regarded as a symbol of fertility and prosperity and would last at least until the couple’s first anniversary. A pile of cakes would be stacked high, which the Bride and Groom were required to kiss over. The idea was to stack them as high as possible to make it difficult for the couple to kiss over the top. If they were able, it was thought to symbolise a life time of prosperity. The bride would then help the groom cut the cake, symbolising her promise to help and support him wherever possible. If they proceeded to feed each other the first slice, they were committing to provide for and share with each other for life.

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Today, considering the number of hurdles we encounter whilst planning a wedding, it’s perhaps just as well that you don’t need to worry about jumping over cake! Fortunately, tradition has given way to taste. And whilst there are no longer any hard and fast rules associated with choosing a cake there are definitely a few pitfalls to avoid.

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Trends have as much influence now as when Queen Victoria chose to wear a white gown when she married Prince Albert in 1840, after which big and white became the norm. But in recent years, fruit cakes encased in royal (white) icing have given way to a rainbow of colours and a myriad of flavours and fillings.

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Helen’s top tips for choosing your wedding cake

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Give some thought to what you’d really like and set a budget. Decide how much you’re willing to spend and how your cake fits in with your overall vision for the day. For instance, will you cut it and offer a piece to every guest to take away with them, incorporate it into the meal as desert, or cut costs with a polystyrene tier or two and serve slices from a discrete tray, baked separately so as not to disturb the masterpiece? It might sound a bit over the top but considering all the options may save you money and time in the long run.

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Be prepared to order your cake at least three months before the wedding. As the size of the cake is usually determined by the number of guests, you’ll need to have your numbers at the ready, and bear in mind that if the cake is to fit in with your overall theme, you’ll need to have a colour pallet in mind. Your choice of dress, flowers and other finishing touches may also have a bearing on the design of your cake.

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Look for inspiration on the web, read wedding blogs and visit Bridal Fayres in order to gather ideas and identify what you do and do not like.

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By all means seek recommendations but most importantly…..eat cake! Ask every cake designer you meet for samples.

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Consider all the alternatives to a tiered cake, such as a cup cake tower, celebratory cookies, a brownie extravaganza or a cheese cake…yes, even a cake made of cheese!

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When you think you’ve found the right supplier, arrange a consultation. Take pictures of any designs you like (and don’t) and be prepared to describe as many elements of your day as possible. As well as understanding your colour pallet, they may also ask to see pictures of your dress and flowers, particularly if the cake is to be decorated with coordinating ribbons, swirls, flowers, lace or icing patterns to echo the embroidery on your dress.

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HEART Consider to what extent the cake could reflect your image. Since we’re no longer bound by tradition, the only limit is your imagination. Whether it’s to be fruit or sponge, flavoured, iced or decorated is entirely up to you. Don’t be afraid to opt for a quirky, bespoke design incorporating spots, stripes and personalised toppers reflecting your individual personalities and hobbies!

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HEART Will it be vanilla, lemon, coffee, chocolate fudge, orange, fruit, coconut, banana or carrot? Filled with butter cream or jam or both? Don’t rule out the possibility that each tier could be a different flavour.

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HEART If it is a fruit cake, it should be made as far ahead of the wedding as possible to give the recipe chance to develop and mature, whereas a sponge cake must be freshly baked no more than a couple of days before the wedding.

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HEART Establish whether any guests have any allergies or special dietary requirements, e.g. gluten free. Can the cake designer cater for this?

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HEART Establish how the cake will be transported, when it will be delivered and assembled, and by whom.

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HEART Is there an additional cost for a cake stand to be supplied? Many venues have their own and can supply one for you.

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HEART Ask for everything to be confirmed in writing in a contract and establish what deposit is payable and when.

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Get it right and your cake will be a focal point, a centre piece and quite possibly, the best dressed guest at your wedding. Get it wrong and you’ll wish you hadn’t!

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Previous guest posts by Helen:

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Wedding Planning SOS- Hello Petal!

Wedding Planning SOS- Practical Paper- Wedding Invitations

Wedding Planning SOS – Picture Perfect- How To Choose A Wedding Photographer

Wedding Planning SOS- Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn- Wedding Venue Rescue

Your Move! Wedding Planning SOS- Where On Earth To Begin?!

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Victoria Sponge Towers & Floral Bowers – A Beautiful Styled Wedding Inspiration Shoot In The North West

March 6th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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It’s a beautiful day across the North today, and if you have to be stuck inside what better way to bring the outdoors in than this gorgeous wedding inspiration shoot masterminded by Emmylou of Lilybud Cupcakes and featuring the work of a team of super talented North West wedding industry suppliers.  I generally hate a name dropper but – look! – the unmistakeable floral excellence of Red Floral Architecture and the gorgeous gowns of wedding industry superstars Charlotte Balbier and Amanda Wyatt never fail to leave me breathless. 

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Better yet, this is the first in a series of three gorgeous blog posts featuring the work of the same team.  Oh how I spoil you!

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Emmylou of LilyBud Cupcakes says:  LilyBud Cupcakes is a year old this month and as I’ve looked back over what I’ve accomplished, I can’t help but feel extremely grateful to all the wonderful people that have helped my business grow. So many people gave me opportunities that I could only wish for, when they hardly knew me or had never even met me at all. I still have far to go and there’s still so much I want to achieve but to think that I began making cupcakes in my day’s off from my hospitality management role, taking them in for the staff to sample and thinking that it was just a creative phase I was going through!

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I owe a lot to the photo shoots I was invited to and asked to supply for. I watched from a distance how each supplier brought their products or talent, as well as passion, and made a masterpiece. I couldn’t help but be in awe and feel sense of being overwhelmed at what I saw being transformed in front of me and so to celebrate, I thought that I would arrange my own. 

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I decided on a bridal picnic as the theme and styled a woodland shoot with trees in the background. I also wanted the models to be having fun, and not to be posing, like a lot of the shoots I see. The dresses would have to be easy to move about in and reflect the easy going theme. I imagined lots of laughter captured when the models didn’t realise. I also wanted them to interact with each other and the props, including the food.

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I had a massive bake-a-thon 7 days before the shoot. I made a 4 tier wedding cake for the shoot, around 10 dummy cupcakes, 12 real cupcakes that the models were to eat on set, an assortment of cookies in the shape of love hearts, tea cups, teapots and cupcakes, a 4 layer summer fruit cake, about 20 scones and a selection of beef and chicken salad sandwiches. The models were also given fizzy grape juice (which looked like champagne) to drink and I even took my own bottle of Bollinger.  I have just recently launched my vintage crockery collection and Afternoon Tea Party hire and picnics, so I really wanted to show this off. We had a couple of breakages, but it was expected.

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I am, and always have been, the type of person who tries to do everything myself. It gets me into trouble sometimes and it’s caused a few emotional melt downs but I knew that if I was organised enough… and this is the one thing this industry has taught me, I could do it.

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Charlotte had invited me down to the studio to choose which dresses we wanted to use and we got to meet her lovely team and family.  We decided to have a mix of Charlotte and Amanda Wyatt’s dresses.

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Everybody said what a fantastic day they had and I’m sure you can tell from the photos they all had fun. I am ecstatic that the pictures are amazing and everyone involved was absolutely fantastic! It’s very overwhelming that all these wonderful people and suppliers came together to help me with a small idea that I had.

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As well as all the amazing suppliers, I should also give a mention to one special helper.  My mum was an absolute star! She arrived at mine the night before to get everything ready and make food for the day ahead.  She made cups of tea and coffees all day, giving out sandwiches and cakes, helped the girls get dressed, watched my little girl Lily all day. If you know my daughter, you’ll know she’s a very energetic child! Mum had to chase her around the venue on numerous occasions. Mat from Red Floral suggested I give her a medal for her efforts!

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Little Black Book

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Styling, cakes and cookies, picnic, vintage crockery, pompoms  – Lilybud Cupcakes 
Flowers and bouquets – Mat Hepplestone at Red Floral Architecture

Gold artisan bouquet – Ann McKavney at Eleventh Heaven

Make up and bridal hair styling – Clare Arden at Harry Jon Make Up Artist

Bridesmaid hair styling – Maria Santoro 07966 230 293

Venue – Styal Lodge 

Bridal dresses – Charlotte Balbier and Amanda Wyatt 

Bridesmaid dresses – Amanda Wyatt 

Menswear – Groom

Hair accessories – Charlotte Balbier 

Stationery – David Spoor from Acushla

Photographers Lorna Roberts Photography and Sue Westwood- Ruttledge Photography

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Check the wedding blog shortly for more styled wedding inspiration from this talented team. 

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  – Images © 2012 Sue Westwood-Ruttledge Photography and Lorna Roberts Photography as tagged

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