Two Berkshire businesses on wedding awards shortlist
The UK wedding awards has revealed its shortlist for 2019, and two Berkshire businesses have been nominated. Hosted by Immediate ...
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Bridal fashion shows at hotel’s wedding fair
A WEDDING fair will be held at St Anne’s Manor hotel on Sunday, January 20. Brides-to-be will be able to ...
Wokingham schoolboy gets married today: where you can watch
A former Wokingham schoolboy is getting married today. Henry Charles Albert David attended Ludgrove school along with his bigger brother William ...
Stella York wedding dress showcase in Wokingham
DRESSES designed by Stella York will be on show at Confetti Bridal Centre in Charwood Road, Wokingham tomorrow - Saturday, ...
Randy’s wedding dresses bring colour to Confetti
BRIDES in Wokingham were given the chance to ‘say yes to the dress’ at a special event earlier this month. ...
Wokingham Borough mayor becomes first to marry while in office
THE current Mayor of Wokingham Borough has made history by becoming the first to marry his consort while in office. ...
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