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Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Issue 33
Magazine

Immerse yourself in almost 400 pages of unmissable wedding advice from Melbourne’s esteemed wedding suppliers. Brimming with more than sixty pages of incredible bridal fashion, alongside mouth-watering cakes and floral arrangements to inspire, this winter wonderland edition pays homage to the dedicated suppliers who bring such celebrations to life. From countless iconic displays of love in the chapter of Real Weddings, to choosing the perfect ballroom venue and writing those all-important vows – it’s the bridal guide you need alongside you, as you prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.

EDITOR’S Letter

Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Bridal NEWS • From upcoming events to much-anticipated store openings, here’s an insight into the happenings of the local wedding industry.

THE CURATORS OF Style

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

A Pocket Full Of petals • While the bride all dressed in white is the star of the show, the charming cherubs who precede her down the aisle scattering flowers and carrying the wedding bands have been known to steal their share of the spotlight. Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Kirrily Ireland discusses all things flower girl and page boy – including their fashion, style and duties – with Lourdes Dingli, state manager of Ollie’s Place.

STEP INTO THE studio • Breaking free from the pressures of everyday life and being immersed in the tranquility of art is a creative escape form loved by many – and for good reason. Looking beyond life’s necessities and instead turning to deeper forms of expression are just some of art’s plentiful benefits, where inspiration is ignited at every turn. With hens celebrations moving beyond the traditional night out, many brides-to-be are instead opting for alternate celebrations – whereby invigorating art workshops are becoming the ideal event to farewell single life. Editor of Melbourne Wedding & Bride, Bethany Hayes speaks with authorised wedding celebrant, Debbie Waite, about how her newest venture – Studio 123 Blairgowrie – is helping to reshape and reinvigorate pre-nuptial celebrations.

Real WEDDINGS • Each one unique, twelve newlywed couples share their love stories and reveal their planning secrets

A New Take On Lace • Lace has become a humble hero in modern wedding gowns, adding texture and detail in an effortlessly elegant way. No matter the style of dress, it infallibly works to complement and elevate the design. Kirrily Ireland speaks with Kate Egan, owner of Ziva Wedding Dresses, to discover the various kinds of lace and how they can be effectively incorporated to help brides make a statement on their trip down the aisle.

Underneath Twinkling City Lights • LETTHE GLIMMER OFTHE CITY SKYLINE GUIDEYOUTOTHE HEIGHT OF BRIDAL FASHION – A PLACE WHERETHE BOLD BRIDE DAZZLES IN STRIKING SILHOUETTES, EACH BRIMMING WITH URBAN OPULENCE.

THE QUEEN OF nature • Enveloped in nature’s gorgeous, regal greenery, a majestic display of spellbinding gowns and striking designs pave the way for bohemian, bridal royalty.

FIELDS OF gold • Set yourself free amongst Victoria’s luscious fields of gold. Underneath the ripple of summer sunshine, the contemporary bride and groom showcase decadent designs and sheer details.

Forever Has A Nice Ring To It • Standing as a symbolic representation of the connection with your partner, much like your relationship, your ring is also meant to withstand the tests of time and may, on occasion, require a little bit of maintenance to ensure it continues to shine as brightly as ever. Here, Emma Warner Allen discusses the best ways to maintain and care for your rings with Cameron Beever, owner of Ringwood Jewellers.

TAKE MY HAND • BEFORE YOU TAKE THE HANDS OF YOUR SPOUSE-TO-BE AT THE ALTAR, MAKE SURE YOURS ARE TAKEN CARE OF WITH THESE SOOTHING, RESTORATIVE LOTIONS AND CREAMS. YOU’LL HAVE...


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Frequency: Twice per year Pages: 348 Publisher: United Media Group Edition: Issue 33

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: February 4, 2022

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OverDrive Magazine

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English

Immerse yourself in almost 400 pages of unmissable wedding advice from Melbourne’s esteemed wedding suppliers. Brimming with more than sixty pages of incredible bridal fashion, alongside mouth-watering cakes and floral arrangements to inspire, this winter wonderland edition pays homage to the dedicated suppliers who bring such celebrations to life. From countless iconic displays of love in the chapter of Real Weddings, to choosing the perfect ballroom venue and writing those all-important vows – it’s the bridal guide you need alongside you, as you prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.

EDITOR’S Letter

Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Bridal NEWS • From upcoming events to much-anticipated store openings, here’s an insight into the happenings of the local wedding industry.

THE CURATORS OF Style

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

A Pocket Full Of petals • While the bride all dressed in white is the star of the show, the charming cherubs who precede her down the aisle scattering flowers and carrying the wedding bands have been known to steal their share of the spotlight. Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Kirrily Ireland discusses all things flower girl and page boy – including their fashion, style and duties – with Lourdes Dingli, state manager of Ollie’s Place.

STEP INTO THE studio • Breaking free from the pressures of everyday life and being immersed in the tranquility of art is a creative escape form loved by many – and for good reason. Looking beyond life’s necessities and instead turning to deeper forms of expression are just some of art’s plentiful benefits, where inspiration is ignited at every turn. With hens celebrations moving beyond the traditional night out, many brides-to-be are instead opting for alternate celebrations – whereby invigorating art workshops are becoming the ideal event to farewell single life. Editor of Melbourne Wedding & Bride, Bethany Hayes speaks with authorised wedding celebrant, Debbie Waite, about how her newest venture – Studio 123 Blairgowrie – is helping to reshape and reinvigorate pre-nuptial celebrations.

Real WEDDINGS • Each one unique, twelve newlywed couples share their love stories and reveal their planning secrets

A New Take On Lace • Lace has become a humble hero in modern wedding gowns, adding texture and detail in an effortlessly elegant way. No matter the style of dress, it infallibly works to complement and elevate the design. Kirrily Ireland speaks with Kate Egan, owner of Ziva Wedding Dresses, to discover the various kinds of lace and how they can be effectively incorporated to help brides make a statement on their trip down the aisle.

Underneath Twinkling City Lights • LETTHE GLIMMER OFTHE CITY SKYLINE GUIDEYOUTOTHE HEIGHT OF BRIDAL FASHION – A PLACE WHERETHE BOLD BRIDE DAZZLES IN STRIKING SILHOUETTES, EACH BRIMMING WITH URBAN OPULENCE.

THE QUEEN OF nature • Enveloped in nature’s gorgeous, regal greenery, a majestic display of spellbinding gowns and striking designs pave the way for bohemian, bridal royalty.

FIELDS OF gold • Set yourself free amongst Victoria’s luscious fields of gold. Underneath the ripple of summer sunshine, the contemporary bride and groom showcase decadent designs and sheer details.

Forever Has A Nice Ring To It • Standing as a symbolic representation of the connection with your partner, much like your relationship, your ring is also meant to withstand the tests of time and may, on occasion, require a little bit of maintenance to ensure it continues to shine as brightly as ever. Here, Emma Warner Allen discusses the best ways to maintain and care for your rings with Cameron Beever, owner of Ringwood Jewellers.

TAKE MY HAND • BEFORE YOU TAKE THE HANDS OF YOUR SPOUSE-TO-BE AT THE ALTAR, MAKE SURE YOURS ARE TAKEN CARE OF WITH THESE SOOTHING, RESTORATIVE LOTIONS AND CREAMS. YOU’LL HAVE...


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