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Real Wedding Recap 2012: Very Bonnie In Scotland! A Real Wedding At Loch Lomond – Alina & Michael

December 31st, 2012 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Over the festive period I’ll be recapping some of my very favourite Real Weddings from the last 12 months on the wedding blog. It’s been a tough choice! In true Brides Up North style, each wedding featured on these pages is unique, beautiful and gorgeously personal. It’s been an exceptionally fabulous year! Enjoy…

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A Wedding at Ross Priory by Mick Cookson Photography

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What better way to see the New Year in that with a proper Scottish celebration?  Hogmany, here we come…

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As a , trust me, I see a lot of gorgeous wedding dresses on a daily basis.  Consequently, I adore my job.  The downside?  It’s sometimes difficult not to have “dress regret” and wish that I had chosen a particular new style or other for my own wedding, but generally I stay true to my own taste whilst admiring other girl’s choices.  However, today’s Real Wedding sent to me by Mick Cookson Photography and real bride Alina made that particularly difficult for me, as I am simply in love with Alina’s wedding dress.  Hook, line and sinker. 

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For a girl who didn’t want a wedding gown at all, she has absolutely nailed it!  And, come to mention it,  the rest of her beautiful wedding to Michael at Ross Priory near Loch Lomond…

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Alina says:  We got engaged on New Years Eve (2011) at my parents’ house. I was in the shower after a long day at work getting ready to have a nice meal with my family. I was feeling full of cold so felt a bit sorry for myself. Michael was in the bathroom too, keeping me company. We were chatting about our day when he said he had a surprise for me. When I leaned out of the shower curtain he was down on one knee. As I wear glasses I thought he was joking and told him to bugger off. I quickly realised he wasn’t joking and jumped out of the shower into his arms whilst giving out a yelp. I ran downstairs to my parents in a towel and shower cap where they were waiting for us with Champagne at the ready. They knew weeks in advance it was coming. Michael knows I’m not a huge romantic and I would have hated a big gesture so the proposal was simply perfect for me as it was completely hilarious and very us.

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We got married on 20th April 2012 at a little church in Scotland called Kilmarnock Church near Loch Lomond. The reception was held at a place called Ross Priory on the banks of Loch Lomond.  Michael always wanted to get married in Scotland due to the beautiful scenery up there. We also liked the idea of a small wedding and making a trip out of the whole thing. Michael’s mum went for lunch at Ross Priory and showed some us some photographs of the place, I instantly asked if they do weddings there…the rest is history!

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Our theme for the day was England meets Ukraine (I’m originally from the Ukraine and moved to England as a child for my father’s job) Our cake toppers were a Queen’s guard and a girl in traditional Ukrainian outfit and our invitations and order of service also had a logo of the Ukrainian and English flags. We also served vodka at the tables as well as wine and Champagne

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Originally I didn’t want to wear a white/ivory dress as I’m not a girly girl and all I wanted to do was elope to Las Vegas but with gentle persuasion from my Mum I decided to get my dress made. I had trouble finding what I wanted as I don’t like frills, flowers, diamantes or anything too girly. So when I saw a pic of my dress I knew it was the one.  It was ivory and a sweet heart shape cut that was fitted to my hips and then slightly went out at the bottom with a small train. I then had a lace top that went over the top of it. The dress turned out to be perfect and had a great vintage look to it. I forgot about Vegas instantly. I also had a second dress for the evening which was exactly the same but only went down to my knee so I could dance the night away!

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I carried a bouquet of dark purple double headed lizianthus with purple hydrangea, ocean song rose and purple freesias. 

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My three bridesmaids wore lovely grey greek style dresses from Phase Eight with purple pashminas and the guys wore suits by Moss Hire.

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The Church service was my favourite part of the day as it was quite emotional and our vows really rang true to me and Michael and to what we have been planning for a long time. 

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We chose three tier lemon sponge cake, round with purple ribbons and few ivory roses. 

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In the evening we had a DJ and we sent him a playlist which was mainly 80’s music as Michael and I love it very much!

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After the wedding we honeymooned in Marbella, Spain. 

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My top tip for other Brides Up North would be don’t stress as you’ll miss out on the really great things that are happening around you. Both me and Michael were very calm and the whole day was absolutely magical and we can remember every detail. 

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Congratulations Alina & Michael

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Newlywed?  Get in touch to see your Real Wedding featured on the wedding blog.

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  – Images © 2012 Mick Cookson Photography

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What Katy Did Next?! Only Went & Offered A Gorgeous Giveaway & Exclusive Discount For Brides Up North Readers! Win Win Win! (CLOSED)

October 29th, 2011 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Brides Up North Wedding Blog: What Katy Did Next/ Sally Thurrell Photography

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Oh my goodness Brides Up North – whilst I’m out and about meeting you lovely ladies at The UK Wedding Shows in Manchester this weekend (get your complimentary ticket here) the wedding blog goody giveaways are coming thick and fast! Today, a gorgeous styled shoot from a collaborative of amazingly talented Northern ladies and something gorgeous to win from What Katy Did Next!

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What Katy Did Next is offering one lucky Brides Up North reader the chance to win her  ‘Jane’ design in ivory (pictured), black, purple or seafoam worth £65!   This versatile piece could be for a bride, bridesmaid or just a night out! 

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To be in with a chance of winning just leave a comment on this post telling Brides Up North why you would rock Katy’s Jane design*

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The competition will close on 29 November 2011 (just in time for Christmas!). 

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Katy is also offering Brides Up North readers 10% off orders made before 1st December 2011 with the code BUN2011 quoted in an email enquiry or used in her Etsy shop.

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Let’s find out a little bit more about this fabulous friend of Brides Up North and her gorgeous creations.  .

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Over to Katy:  I started up What Katy Did Next a few years ago alongside my Degree course in Textiles and Surface Design. The course was a huge inspiration and fuelled my passion for all things handmade. As soon as I got engaged in 2009 I was practically addicted to wedding blogs, and started sketching a few bridal headpieces as a way to ‘pretty up’ my short hairstyle. After a push in the right direction from photographer Sally Thurrell who had me design and make an awful lot of her wedding accessories, i set about designing my first bridal headwear collection.

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After a wonderful trial and error type journey my collection was born. It consists of twenty pieces split into four sections – Bohemian, Classic, Romance & Vintage. I realised I couldn’t stick to one theme, purely because the handful of brides who contacted me after Sally had such different tastes and I wanted a collection that could promote all these styles. I kept the Classic bride pale and interesting, adding touches of pink and floral to Romance, feathers and sparkle for the Vintage bride and hand cut leather butterflies and dried lavender for a Bohemian feel.

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The handmade nature of my work is a huge bonus for clients who want something that little bit different. I am happy to work with brides on commissioned pieces and have already worked with a lot of Mother of the Brides helping design pieces to match their outfits. My website showcases my headwear with a guide price so that custom orders can be made, and as the pieces are made to order they are easily changed to match each bride’s requirements.

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I also have a lot of fun creating other wedding accessories. My love bird & peg doll cake toppers are hugely popular at the moment, with couples being able to personalise styles, colours and fabrics. My sequin heart shoe clips are a hit with bridesmaids and I have recently added garters and ring pillows to my list of products.

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I am currently working on my Winter collection set to be a glittery pale affair including pieces for bridesmaids.
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There are lots of ways to contact this lady:  by email at info@what-katy-did-next.co.uk, or you can visit her website www.what-katy-did-next.co.uk, Etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/whatkatydidnext or find her on Facebook and Twitter
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Katy is also offering Brides Up North readers 10% off orders made before 1st December 2011 with the code BUN2011 quoted in an email enquiry or used in her Etsy shop.

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Little Black Book:

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Photography – Sally Thurrell Photography
Model & Framed Artwork – Alexandra Garrity
Paper Lanterns – Papaver Designs

Macaroons, Cake Pops & Biscuits – Cakes by Beth
Cupcakes – The Cupcake Boutique
Scrabble ‘Love’ Cushions -Lauren Crawford Textiles
Textile Door Sign – Vicky Trainor

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  – Images © 2011

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Wedding Blog GIVEAWAY: Little Folk Toppers (CLOSED)

August 2nd, 2011 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Morning all!  I’ve got a very special teeny tiny wedding cake topping giveaway for you today…

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Brides Up North Wedding Blog: Little Folk Toppers

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Little Folk Toppers is offering one lucky wedding blog reader the chance to win a Bride, Groom and up to three additional figures (such as children or pets).  The toppers can be made to suit any theme and dressed however you like!  The prize is worth up to £100.

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All you have to do is leave a comment on this post for a chance to win!*

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The competition will close on 2nd September 2011.

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Click here to see more adorable Little Folk and to read an interview with their creator, Donna.

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Little Folks Toppers are also offering reduced deposits to all wedding blog readers.  Quote Brides Up North when booking.

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*Winner will be drawn at random.  A minimum of 6 weeks from the date of the order will be required for delivery.  No cash alternative.  Entrants will automatically be subscribed to the Brides Up North monthly newsletter.  I have a no spam policy. 

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Finishing Titch! Supplier Showcase: Little Folk Toppers

May 18th, 2011 | Brides Up North: UK Wedding Blog

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Brides Up North has fallen in love with these little people!  A teeny tiny titchy talking point that is personalised to you – why wouldn’t you make Little Folk Toppers the guests of honour on your big day?  They’ll be the cherry on top of your wedding cake!

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How did Little Folk Toppers begin?

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Little Folk evolved from my cake business.  I began making cakes back in the 80′s for my children when they were little, this extended to making them for family and friends until eventually I started a little home business, but this was put on hold when we moved from Lancashire to Devon in 2002.  I restarted the business in 2008 and did very well specialising in novelty cakes, but I quickly realised that it was no longer making the cakes that gave me the most satisfaction – it was making the decorations to go on the cakes – so in late 2009 Sophisticakes became Little Folk Toppers and the rest as they say is history!

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Tell Brides Up North a bit about your toppers…

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Each topper is made with great care by hand to exact customer specifications and no two toppers will ever be the same.  I have tried to provide a service which is accessible to anyone no matter what their budget may be, so alongside my 2 styles of bespoke toppers, I also stock a large range of commercially manufactured toppers.  These can be mixed and matched with my "budget" style bespoke toppers.  In effect my customers have 4 choices when purchasing their toppers.  For tight budgets, the commercial toppers are great but they are basic.  The next level would be to have a commercially made bride paired with a Little Folk budget groom or vice versa.  Then you move onto a pair of budget models and finally the more detailed models with more realistic features and painted eyes.  I try to get as much detail into the outfits, hairstyles and flowers as I can but I do not replicate faces.  The toppers are more of a representation of the subjects than exact copies, though I do pick out distinguishing features such as dimples, freckles etc.

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What are the toppers made of and how do you make them?
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The toppers are all made from Polymer Clay, which is baked in an oven and gives you a good solid model.

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The toppers begin life as a wire and foil armiture and will go through up to 3 x 30 minute bakes in the oven.  The head, body and legs are sculpted over the armiture and then baked, this gives a good solid model on which to begin building up the outfit and hairstyle.  Once the hair and outfit are done, the model is baked again.  The final stage consists of adding details to the outfit, any jewellery and flowers and the arms (the arms are always added last as this makes dressing the model and adding details to the outfit much easier), the model is then baked for the final time.  Once the models have cooled, they are checked for any defects, shoes and any other items required will be glazed to make them shiny and any painting will be done.

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How long does a pair of toppers take to make?
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The time taken can vary from a day to up to 5 weeks.  A straight forward pair of budget toppers could be made in a day if I am able to solely concentrate on them without the usual distractions that go with running your own business!  A more complicated model can take some time

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How do you make sure that the toppers look like the Bride and Groom?

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I always pick out distinguishing features and a lot of time and effort goes into the outfits, hairstyles, flowers and so on, making the models recognisable as the subjects.

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Which are your favourite toppers that you have made?

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I love the policeman and bride topper which I use in my ads, but also the Viking bride and groom as they were really fun to make and really colourful.
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Any really memorable toppers that you have created?
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I think probably the most memorable was the Queen’s Guard & Statue of Liberty wedding topper, the bride was American and the groom British and they wanted to depict that in their topper.  The Statue of Liberty took me over a week to make due to the detailing.  The toppers were taken over to America for the wedding! 
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What celebrity couple would you like to make a pair of toppers for?
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Matt Bellamy & Kate Hudson!  My son Matt loves Muse as do most of our family and they hail from Teignmouth which is the next town along the coast from us!  
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Can you give Brides Up North an idea on price?
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A budget pair of personalised toppers are £40, the detailed personalised toppers are £65.  Pets can be added as can vehicles and props such as skis, sign posts, whatever really!  A price guide can be found on our website.  
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Can you do a discount for Brides Up North readers?
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I would be delighted to offer a 10% discount off any personalised topper order, please quote Brides Up North when contacting me. 
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How far in advance should Brides Up North place their order?
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There is very limited space left for 2011 and 2012 is already beginning to look like a very busy year, so really the sooner the better and ideally a minimum of three months before the required date, though it is sometimes possible to fit last minute requests in depending on the complexity of the model. 

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How can Brides Up North get in touch with you or see more examples of your work?
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Examples of my work can be seen in the galleries on my website www.littlefolktoppers.co.uk
You an contact me via the online quotation form, contact us form and by email info@littlefolktoppers.co.uk or by telephone on 01626 866704 (an answer machine is in operation for when I am unable to get to the phone)
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Why do you read and like Brides Up North?
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Planning a wedding is mind boggling sometimes!  I know that well as I planned our original wedding in 1987 and our vow renewal ceremony in 2008 single-handedly.  There is so much to organise and so many companies offering their services.  Brides Up North is an invaluable resource of information, ideas and advice and I wish I had had such resources available to me when I planned our weddings.  Now that I no longer need the information, I love to visit just to read about other brides experiences, the blog and to generally keep up with today’s wedding trends.  In essence, I love all things wedding and Brides Up North is just that! 
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Anything else that Brides Up North should know?
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Little Folk are not just for traditional style toppers, I love it when my brides get creative with their ideas and I try to accommodate any request.  Basically, if it can be made in clay, I will do it!

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