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Mill House Flowers - Somerset based designer specialising in creating personalised floral designs for weddings.
Italian Options - A trade supplier of Italian bonbonieri, ribbons, flowers, tulle and giftware. Company information and online brochures.
Sweet Art - Unique edible art from national and international gold award winning sugar sculptor.
Scottish Bride - Portal offering planners, tips, advice, information and a regionally organised directory of companies offering wedding services.
Wedding List Services - Offers you the opportunity to browse and create your wedding list online.
Groom Service - Bridegroom service which organises stag events, clothing, gifts, footware, offers help with speech writing and general wedding logistics.
Charisma Cars and B.J. Fearnley Photography - Fleet of 1920s style cars available for weddings in Yorkshire. Also details of wedding photography.
Floral Inspirations - Providing original floral designs for weddings. Based in Farnham, Surrey.
Wedding in One - A wedding package in a country house hotel in the South West of England.
Bonny Studio - Offers limousine hire, wedding stationery, favours and balloons.
Favours by Emma Louise - Offers details of wedding favours with pictures and details of the creator.
Flemming Hartmann Andersen - London based professional make-up artist for bridal and special occasions.
Momentos - Offers a range of wedding favours with photos and descriptions.
Strawberry Fair - Wedding list service for retailer offering ceramics, gifts and collectors items.
Bright Blue - Offers floral arrangements for weddings and functions in the Cotswolds. Photos and enquiry form.
Rosy Posy - Hand made silk flowers designed to your own personal specification.
Paul Deacon - Professional Toastmaster. Site details testimonials, photographs and booking procedures.
WebDesignforWeddings.com - Details of packages for a web site about your wedding. Includes portfolio, package and pricing details.
A Way With Flowers - Floral design service based in Pembrokeshire offering bouquets, buttonholes, corsages and floral headdresses. Includes photos.
Turquoise - Contemporary handcrafted wedding stationery and favours, tiaras and hair accessories, jewellery and cake decorations. Includes product gallery.
Webconfetti - Specialise in designing one off personal wedding websites. Features portfolio, supplier directory and wedding planner.
Wedding Services - Offer a variety of wedding services. Based in Dorset.
Aquifolium - Offer handmade wedding cakes, floral arrangements and bridesmaid design and sew service. Based in Nottinghamshire.
Carisma Weddings - Wedding services including car and dress hire. Based in Warwickshire.
The Wedding Fair - Organisers of wedding fairs, bridal fashion shows and weddings. Site features a wedding services directory.
Something Old, Something New - Oxford based wedding organiser and service company.
Smart Wedding Lists - Provide a system whereby guests help to pay for the honeymoon rather than purchasing wedding gifts. Details of service and costs.
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