UK Wedding Shows Exhibitor Jason Isaacs is appearing on the Alan Titchmarsh Show on ITV on Monday 18th January at 5pm. Jason was chosen from thousands of applicants to be one of the 12 Finalists to appear on the live shows over the next six weeks. If Jason makes it through to the final on March 8th, the winner will be decided by a public vote.

Jason has appeared on the Stage at many of the UK Wedding Shows exhibitions, showcasing his talent and charisma for all of the brides and visitors. The prize for the winner is a recording contract with Decca records, with the winning single to be recorded at Abbey Road Studios. Follow Jasons progress on TV and meet him in person at the Newcastle Metro Radio Arena Exhibition on 30th and 31st January.

Jason will be taking bookings at the exhibition to bring his touch of magic to all kinds of special events.

Storm provide a personalised, professional entertainment package for weddings and all manner of other functions and is operated by husband and wife partnership Chris and Sara Walton. With an incredible passion and drive for their work, the team are constantly looking to implement new, exciting and innovative ideas. Using state of the art technology, highly accomplished musicians and providing a truly bespoke service, Storm offers everything from an eighteen piece live band to a black LED dancefloor and more.

Sara says “We love what we do and put a lot of hard work in to ensure that our clients get a service that is personalised to their requirements. We tailor the whole entertainment experience and can tie in everything from the costume colours to the songs we sing into the couples chosen theme. Our team is like a big family and we are all striving to improve and update Storm’s services”

Boasting an impressive lighting rig for the band, Storm also install ambient room and effects lighting to transform any venue according to client tastes.  From elegance and sophistication to all-out party, Storm create the perfect vibe every time.

Based in the North East, Storm travel across the length and breadth of the UK to perform. With no distance too far and no challenge too big you can contact Storm, the hottest sound around on 07899 808 454 and meet them at the Newcastle Show at Metro Radio Arena on 30th and 31st January 2010.

When choosing your wedding dress you must remember one key point, buy it for YOU not anyone else. There are so many thousands of styles to choose from at a whole range of prices so you will be sure to find one within your budget.

It’s very easy to imagine what kind of dress you have always dreamed of, but it’s crucial to try the different styles as some will compliment you much more than others and so be prepared to accept this fact.  It may be disappointing but if you choose the design that’s right for you it will be more beneficial in the long run. Read the rest of this entry »

There are a variety of things to consider when planning a wedding reception, for example, who to invite, where to seat the guests and how to decorate the venue. It’s your special day so you need to make sure you get things just perfect and that the staff at the venue are ready to put in 100% to make your reception great. Many people like to have additional extras such as fireworks, exciting themes, candy floss vans and much more. There are a variety of exciting ideas to choose from, often weird or wonderful. Read the rest of this entry »

There are a variety of ways to wear a fascinator and often this depends on the hairstyle of the user and the occasion. Fascinators can be manipulated to stand tall or lay flat and so depending on how they are placed on the head, they can be worked to blend in or draw attention.

With short or fine hair, it is often more difficult to control the fascinator, however back combing the hair or using hair mousse or spray will help add volume to the hair and offer the fascinator more support. Also using hair extensions or head pieces can contribute to thicker or longer hair. Using grip-clips can also help to support a fascinator and often it will have holes at either side to work the grip-clips through. For longer hair there are a lot more options as the piece can be rested near a bun or pony-tail or alternatively around the side of the head. Remember to ask your hairdresser for help as often hairdressers have some great ideas for getting the best out of your fascinator. Read the rest of this entry »

Bridal jewellery is a popular feature of any wedding and it’s really important that it is perfectly right. First of all the bride must consider the dress, for example if the dress is quite intricately designed, there is no need for a large amount of jewellery as it will take the attention away from the dress. On the other hand if the dress is very simple, this allows the bride to indulge in the sparkles that the bridal market has to offer.

Bridesmaids always look great if they wear matching jewellery, just a simple pendant and earrings are often sufficient to set off their outfits. It’s quite normal to give the older bridesmaids a bigger piece of jewellery and the younger ones a simpler piece and this is the same when considering headpieces such as tiaras or fascinators. Read the rest of this entry »

In some cultures it is tradition to keep the top tier of a wedding cake and use it for the first child of the married couple. The best way to preserve fruit cake is to keep it sealed and air tight.

This can be done by wrapping the cake in grease proof paper and then covering it with cling film or plastic food bags. Read the rest of this entry »