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Location, Location, Location! Supplier Showcase: Sykes Cottages

January 21st, 2013 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Slipping away to a cottage retreat in the middle of nowhere (or somewhere near to spas and shopping where the neighbours can’t hear your raucous singing) for one last “relaxing” weekend with the girls might be expected as your big day approaches, but have you considered a holiday cottage as a potential venue for the wedding day itself?

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In my job as a full time and bridal features writer, I come across gems of wedding venues all the time – from the stately and sublime to the cosy and chic, but I must admit that I hadn’t considered the option of hiring a holiday cottage to host a private and personal wedding celebration until I was approached by Brides Up North sponsor Sykes Cottages

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Why haven’t I thought of this before? 

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Sykes Cottages manage a veritable smorgasbord of beautiful holiday homes which are available to hire for your special day.  Think about it – it’s a wedding “at home” (the dream home of your choice, selected from a vast variety of options that you can browse online), but “on location” at the same time.  Choose your property, location, length of stay and any added extras… then send out the save the dates.  And, as the mini-moon and staycation remain as popular as ever,  the after the event possibilities are endless too.

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Genius.  Maybe that girly get-away can wait…

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Sykes Cottages - Alternative Wedding Venues & Honeymoons

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Amanda of Sykes Cottages says: So you’ve got the ring (congratulations!) and now you can look forward to the next few weeks and months of planning every little detail of your big day. From the dress to the flowers and the transport, your ‘to-do’ list seems endless.

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When it comes to the venue, your decision is crucial as the venue itself will dictate the tone of the entire day. Whether you choose a grand stately home, your childhood church or an outdoor location, choosing the venue is one of the biggest and most difficult decisions before the big day. But if a grand property isn’t quite what you have in mind, perhaps a more intimate wedding venue would fit the bill.

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Finding a holiday cottage ideal for your wedding isn’t as difficult as you might think. Choose a grand property set in beautiful grounds for the wow factor with an intimate feel or a more traditional cottage for a romantic, outdoorsy style. Some properties even have a dance floor, offer a private chef and maid service to ensure your nuptials go without a hitch.

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Feeling at home at the venue a few days before the wedding should help settle those last minute nerves on the big day. Book a make-up artist or hairdresser so you and your bridesmaids kick start the day in style. If you’re planning a big day with a home-spun feel, choosing a property to accommodate all the guests in the run up to the wedding is a great choice: make use of the willing volunteers and create a truly unique backdrop to your big day.

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Wherever you choose to celebrate your big day, choosing a holiday cottage for the occasion is a good way to guarantee a totally unique wedding. Pick a holiday cottage in some of the UK’s most stunning countryside for exceptional wedding photos that you’ll love forever.

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Sykes Cottages - Alternative Wedding Venues & Honeymoons

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Instead of disappearing on honeymoon towards the end of the reception, many couples now choose to enjoy the first few days of wedded bliss closer to home before embarking on their honeymoon to remember later on. While tradition dictates that the groom to be is responsible for planning (and financing!) the honeymoon, it certainly doesn’t hurt you to drop a few hints in the lead-up to the big day!

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Choosing a holiday cottage is a really great way to combine the high-end finish of a boutique hotel with all the privacy you want in your first few days as a married couple. Find honeymoon accommodation with a private hot tub and celebrate with a glass of champagne under the stars for the perfect start to married life any time of year.

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For a summer honeymoon, why not choose a holiday cottage with access to a swimming pool or by a secluded beach for a wonderful few days. Winter brides might prefer a cosy, traditional cottage with a roaring log fire for romantic days and nights in. Wherever you choose to spend those first few days as Mr and Mrs, you’re sure to leave with memories to treasure.

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Got your mind whirring?  Thought as much!  For more information, visit the Sykes Cottages website to find your perfect wedding venue or honeymoon destination.

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  – Images © 2013 supplied by Sykes Cottages

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Destination: Wedding! A Day In The Life With Thomson Weddings

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

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This Summer I was thrilled to be invited along by Brides Up North Featured Supplier and destination weddings specialist Thomson Weddings to work on a video shoot in sunny Cyprus on behalf of both Brides Up North and Wedding Ideas Magazine.  I know, I know, it’s a tough job right?

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Actually, it was a tougher job than I had imagined.  It wasn’t all shoot for two hours then spend the rest of the day sipping all inclusive Cosmopolitans by the pool as I had perhaps imagined (and told my mates!) – oh no – this was two and a half day’s long slog in the ceaseless 38 degree heat of the midday sun, as we performed take after take at various (breath taking) locations in order to capture the true essence of a destination wedding with the Thomson team.

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I can guarantee one thing – if this much hard work goes into perfecting an already perfect location, then you just know that these guys are going to pull out all the stops when it comes to creating your dream wedding day.

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The ten plus strong team (makeup, hair, cameras, lighting, models, extras, set design, the Thomson team and this ) shot on location at the lovely St George Hotel in Cyprus, with a little help on site from Paphos florist Suntropical and events dresser Be Inspired.  The gorgeous gowns were Augusta Jones provided by The Ivory Wardrobe and Kitty & Dulcie, with headpieces by Flo & Percy and the most beautiful Rachel Simpson Shoes.  The boys looked smart in Hugh Harris suits. 

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Upon arrival it was straight into our wedding outfits (I had chosen a blousy French Connection dress to allow some air flow – or so I hoped!) and fascinators, topped up with plenty of factor 20 as we joined the team on set by the rippling turquoise waters of the hotel’s beautiful bay.  Here we had set up a mock open air wedding ceremony, which attracted the attention of our fellow guests and locals alike – until they realised that a. it wasn’t a real wedding (the bride walked the aisle about ten times!) and b. in the alternative, we weren’t filming for primetime TV.

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I wouldn’t call myself much of an actress but myself (and the hubby – who is gutted that most of his acting skills ended up on the cutting room floor) found ourselves getting into character as the Director asked us to clap, congratulate and shower the happy couple – of gorgeous models, don’t they make you sick?! – with confetti a few thousand times.

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After the ceremony scene was wrapped and, unbelievably, we hadn’t lost anyone to heat exhaustion – a normal ceremony takes a maximum of thirty minutes, ours took four hours – it was straight up to the (thankfully fan-filled) terrace for the wedding breakfast.  Sparkling glasses of champagne and plates of delicious looking Greek salad and seafood were lavished upon us – but we weren’t allowed to eat any of it* – as it was on with the show.

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*Ok, we may have sneaked some champagne.

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The Thomson Weddings team had dressed the scene in beautiful zesty lemon and crisp white, which sparkled against the perfect blue sky.  Bright cut flowers and ripe fruit in jars added to the fresh feel of the setting.  Warmer destinations can definitely carry off brighter colour schemes beautifully.

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After our full plates were cleared (don’t worry, they made up for it later with a beautiful team lunch by the sea the next day) we headed down to the seaside taverna to shoot the party scenes, where that sneaked champagne came in handy as we hit the dance floor hard, before calling it a wrap for the day.

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The next day we spent most of our time indoors and shooting filler scenes – longing for some time on a sun lounger or treatment bed ourselves – before enjoying that gorgeous lunch and enjoying some celebratory drinks in the evening.

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I was there with my trusty camera (and plenty of bottled water!) the whole way, capturing some of the behind the scenes shots from this blog post and looking forward to seeing what the professionals came up with.  And this, ladies and gentlemen, is the fruit of our labours – two days condensed into just over three minutes – a film which perfectly captures what the wonderful Thomson Weddings team can do for you: make magic. 

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I can vouch for that, I’ve seen it first hand.

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Try not to cringe at my acting debut (can you spot me?) and blink and you’ll miss the hubby…so whilst I love the results, I don’t think Hollywood will come calling – for us anyway – anytime soon!

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Roll the film…

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View the Thomson Weddings video

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For more information on your perfect destination wedding, contact the lovely Thomson Weddings team on 0871 984 3195 or via their website, who will be happy to help.

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Watch out for my feature in the October issue of Wedding Ideas Magazine – coming soon!

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Thomson Weddings – www.thomson.co.uk/weddings (0871 984 3195)

Photographs – Brides Up North

Day bridal dress and bridesmaid dress – The Ivory Wardrobe (www.theivorywardrobe.co.uk)

Hotel – St. George Hotel Golf & Spa Resort, Cyprus (www.stgeorge-hotel.com)

Evening bridal dress – Pearly Queen, Kitty & Dulcie (www.kittyanddulcie.com)

Groomswear outfits – Hugh Harris Menswear (www.hughharris.co.uk)

Bridal and bridesmaid shoes – Rachel Simpson (www.rachelsimpsonshoes.co.uk)

Bridal/bridesmaid headwear and jewellery – Flo & Percy (www.floandpercy.com)

Paphos florist – Suntropical

Paphos ceremony and reception decorations – Be Inspired

Paphos dress steaming – Occasionally Suited

Hairdresser and Spa – St. George Hotel

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  – Images © 2012 Brides Up North

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THIS WEEKEND! Special Event: Honeymoons At Travel Bureau – PLUS £100 Off Your Holiday

June 14th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Morning all!  We are now officially on the way to the weekend.

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Can I get a whoop, whoop?

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As since its nearly the weekend, its time to make some plans.  With this in mind, I interrupt our usual blogging schedule (you know: gorgeous, gorgeous and more gorgeous) to bring you news of an exciting event happening this very Saturday and Sunday.

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This is one for the North East ladies: Brides Up North’s latest Featured Supplier, Travel Bureau of Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne are hosting a weekend totally devoted to you and your honeymoon plans.

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Katie at Travel Bureau says: Due to the huge success of our summer 2011 Honeymoon Event, we are doing it all over again!  Join us for this special weekend event and relax while you enjoy champagne and sweet treats throughout the day!

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We pride ourselves on organising luxury honeymoons to some of the best hotels in the world. Our specialist honeymoon concierges organise tailor-made getaways to the world’s most romantic destinations from the Maldives to Mauritius, Italy to India, Africa, Ecuador and beyond. Our honeymoon concierges have visited hundreds of hideaways to bring back inside tips.

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Book now to avoid disappointment as we are filling places fast. 

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The ticket charge is fully refundable against any holiday booked, PLUS (and here’s the best bit) you get an extra £100 off your honeymoon when booked through Travel Bureau.* 

Date: Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June, 11am-3pm

Location: Travel Bureau. 69 High Street, Gosforth, Newcastle. NE3 4AT

Tickets: £5.00 per person including refreshments and goody bags.**

Contact: katie@travelb.co.uk / 0191 272 6022

RSVP: Friday 15th June 2011 – that’s tomorrow people!  Get on it!

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What are you waiting for?

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*Full terms and condition apply, please ask in store for details 

* *Payment can be made with credit/debit card/cash/cheque/in store/over the phone or via eventbrite.

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  – Images © 2012 supplied by Travel Bureau

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Treasure Trove! Supplier Showcase: The Berry Boutique

May 14th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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This afternoon on the wedding blog it’s all about making a statement, as we chat to Brides Up North Featured Supplier Judith of The Berry Boutique about her fabulous range of costume and semi precious jewellery.  Whether you want to raise the fashion stakes on your big day, look hot on honeymoon or point your mum in the right direction for her Mother Of The Bride accessories, a visit to The Berry Boutique is in order. 

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The Berry Boutique    The Berry Boutique

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When did The Berry Boutique open and what is your background?

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The Berry Boutique officially opened 10th January 2012. That was the date my website was completed.

I started with the Berry Boutique as quite a number of years ago I had a ladies fashion shop in Darlington, called Frenchies.  My then husband (who is French) and I would visit the jewellery and fashion wholesale areas of Paris, choose the items we thought were the most unusual and have them sent across to the UK. It was really exciting and I still have a couple of items that are still commented on when I wear them. I loved the regular clients calling into the shop and the buzz of knowing the stock was so different.

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What lines of jewellery do you stock?

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I have five suppliers at the moment. About 80% of my pieces are hand made. They range from £30 to £180 and my customers can be from young ladies going to proms or sophisticated ladies who want something very different, yet not too expensive. Some of my pieces are semi-precious stones in beautiful colours.

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There are some pieces I feel do not show well on photos but that sell out at wedding fairs and other venues, where they can be touched and their unusual colours and weight becomes apparent.

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My newest stock has a great deal of aquamarine and coral stones with matching earrings, lovely for a Caribbean wedding or holiday.

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I like to think that my jewellery is a little different, I have a few pieces of jewellery with fur and leather on the cuffs and fur on part of the necklace itself. All my earrings are for pierced ears, but I have a selection of new earrings, shortly to be delivered, with clips.

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The Berry Boutique

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What pieces do you think would work particularly well for brides?

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I have a good selection of diamante necklaces, with taupe coloured stones as well as light stones. These are worn near to the neck and are very effective. I believe that most of my jewellery would be absolutely ideal for a honeymoon in warmer climates, where brightly coloured jewellery looks so dramatic.

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The Berry Boutique   The Berry Boutique

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Do you have a shop or are you purely online?

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Whilst I am on-line with most of my jewellery I do many venues and fairs.  I also cater for ladies who have coffee mornings or charity functions. I am totally equipped with jewellery displays and tables and I am more than happy to donate 15% of that day’s takings, to the hostess’ choice of charity.

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What is your current favourite piece that you stock and why?

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Choosing my personal favourite piece is rather difficult. I have recently had some beautiful silver heart lockets with matching silver heart locket bracelets delivered. They are on either black, beige, brown or red leather with silver ring clasps. They have been extremely popular. I am waiting for another delivery within the next few days. Whenever I wear my jewellery people ask where I found it. These pieces are not yet on my website and I have already had to reorder… so watch out for new arrivals soon!

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Is there a particular style of jewellery that is popular with your customers at the moment?

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The most popular jewellery at the moment would have to be the brightly coloured pieces for holidays and honeymoons.

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What can Brides Up North expect when they use your online service?

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Brides Up North can expect a very quick response when they use my online service. I had a young lady living in Central London who ordered a necklace last week. She was astounded that she was able to take delivery of the jewellery the very next day. A signature was required on delivery and she was only able to be at home that day. One very happy customer!

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How does The Berry Boutique provide a superior experience to other online jewellery retailers?

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Our vast range of jewellery covers every possible situation from Mother of the Bride to honeymoon to more casual situations. Everything for the lady who knows what she likes and looks special in and who needs the piece of jewellery as quickly as possible.

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Can you give Brides Up North an idea on price?

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I try to keep my prices as reasonable as I am able to. Well made fashion jewellery can be so effective and I feel that whilst most ladies have ‘the little black dress’ they love, it is important to totally change the look for different occasions. With reasonable priced pieces you can make very different statements and looks without spending a fortune. My prices for a necklace range from £30 to £180 and earrings from £15 to £20.

I would be more than happy to give a discount to Brides Up North readers. Just ask!

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The Berry Boutique    The Berry Boutique

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How are your products packaged?

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My pieces are posted in a black 7” x9” jewellery box with a black velvet inlay. The box is then put into a bubble lined envelope, to make absolutely sure that they are received in the same perfect condition as they left me. They are then posted first class Royal Mail. A signature is required before delivery. Should they be purchased as a gift the box would be appropriately wrapped prior being put into the bubble envelope.

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How can Brides Up North get in touch with you/ find out more?

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You can visit my website www.theberryboutique.co.uk.  For special enquiries, I always have my mobile phone with me 07811 233 352 (a mobile enquiry can never be too late in the evening).  You can also reach me by email at judith@theberryboutique.co.uk

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  – Images © 2012 The Berry Boutique

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Leavin’ On A Jet Plane! A Honeymoon Calendar

March 29th, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Recently, my thoughts have been turning to holidays and honeymoons.  It could be the unseasonably good British weather – which has seen me decamp from Brides Up North HQ with my laptop and flip flops to a nearby outdoor cafe two afternoons running – or it could be a rather exciting press trip for Wedding Ideas Magazine that I am taking part in this weekend (more on that later today).  Either way, I am ready to pack my bags and leave on a jet plane, and I bet you won’t need much persuading either.

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When planning our own wedding, one of the things that the hubby and I most looked forward to was the two and a half week break at the end of it all.  Some together time to relax, regroup and *hopefully* have the time of our lives. 

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We picked our wedding date in mid October for a number of reasons – because close family and friends were tying the knot earlier in the year, because our chosen venue would look stunning surrounded by golden trees, because the weather always seems better in Autumn (crisp blue skies and unexpected heatwaves) and – romantically – because my favourite song and our first dance contains the lyrics:

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A fantabulous night to make romance, ‘neath the cover of October skies

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All hugely valid reasons.  Particularly the last one. 

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However, what we failed to take into account was that our choice of wedding date would have a huge impact on our choice of honeymoon destination.  Yeah, I suppose we could have thrown caution to the wind and headed somewhere tropical during monsoon season, or hoped that Europe would heat up just for us.  However, when you are about to lay down the most amount of money that you have paid for a holiday EVER and for a holiday that you have really quite high expectations of, throwing caution to the wind just ain’t my style.

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A whole lot of google searches and some rejigging of ideas later, the hubby and I self booked a triple centre holiday to New York, Vegas and Los Angeles.  It really was the time of our lives (as some of these snaps show!) and because we were so active, we made so many fabulous memories. 

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My point is, if you have your heart set on something particular, or if you are at the honeymoon planning stage with a wedding date already booked, it pays to do your homework.

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Thomson Holidays have just joined Brides Up North as a Featured Supplier and I am sure that they’ll be chipping in with lots of handy hints in the coming months, but until then, harnessing the power of the internet, here’s a holiday calendar of seasonal suggestions.  Whilst I can’t guarantee clear skies at your final destination, at least you’ll be giving yourself a good shot!

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Information collated using honeymoon calendars at Kuoni, Not Just Travel, The Telegraph and personal experience/ recommendations.

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January

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Beach: St Lucia, Barbados

City: Sydney, Cairo 
Something different: Oman, Morocco, The Alps

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February

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Beach: Maldives, Goa, Malaysia, Thailand
City: Cape Town

Something different: New Zealand, Whistler

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March

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Beach: Dubai, St Lucia
City: Las Vegas, Venice
Something different: UAE, India, Morocco

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April

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Beach: Koh Samui, Cyprus, The Canaries

City: Rome, Beijing 
Something different: Borneo

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May

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Beach: Seychelles, Cook Islands, Turkey
City: San Francisco, Paris
Something different: Canadian Rockies, Florida

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June

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Beach: Mauritius, Crete, Sicily 
City: Lucerne, Madrid
Something different: Brazil, Galapagos Islands

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July

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Beach: Hawaii, Seychelles, Mediterranean 
City: Rome
Something different: Bali

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August

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Beach: Fiji, Mediterranean
City: Vietnam
Something different: Kenya safari

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September

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Beach: Zanzibar, Cyprus 
City: Singapore, Paris, Venice, Florence 
Something different: Cook Islands, Alaska

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October

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Beach: Sri Lanka
City: Luxor, NYC, Las Vegas
Something different: Great Barrier Reef

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November

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Beach: Barbados, St Lucia, Cuba 
City: NYC, Boston

Something different: Phuket, Canadian Rockies

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December

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Beach: Jamaica, Goa
City: Phnom Penh, Cape Town

Something different: Mexico, Uruguay

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  – Images © 2012 Brides Up North

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