Sophie Edwards Events is an experienced event planner & provides wedding planning and on the day management for your special day.

Yorkshire Based Photographer Natalie Russell, and florist Heather and Moss Flowers collaborated to curate this autumnal themed styled shoot.

Winnywicks create luxury wax melt wedding favours made especially for your wedding day.

3rd Eye Images photograph weddings across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire as well as the rest of the UK. Capturing memories to last a lifetime.

Yorkshire Based florist Walter + Blossom curated a beautiful pastel toned, romantic themed, styled shoot that is absolutely beautiful.

Today marks 1 year since we launched Yorkshire Brides | Weddings. We couldn’t have come this far without the fabulous suppliers who...

Flowers have the power to evoke emotions, set the tone and enhance the beauty of your day so here’s a guide on picking the right florist!

Love in the Peaks was a concept envisioned by Samantha Lambert Photography.

Curated by Katie Squires of Katie Elizabeth Photo & Rachel Stabler of Reverie Stationery Co,  A warm, hazy dream come true!

Yorkshire based supplier Peony Pearl Events curated this magical Cinderella-esque themed styled shoot

A classical selection of Yorkshire Based suppliers came together to curate this styled shoot that was held at West Yorkshire The Mansion

Ivy & Bloom is a floral design business owned by Claire Cooper, based on the edge of Sheffield.

This gorgeous MUA shoot held at Dunston Hall, Chesterfield, with a theme of inspiring hollywood glam, was curated by Creative DM

Motee Gowns Set to Expand Presence with Move to Tileyard North

You’ve chosen your flowers and your favours, your table decor and your transport. But have you considered all your options for the wedding?

Captivating Elegance: The Transformative Power of the Violin on Your Wedding Day

Introducing….Molly at Club Voyages

Designed and curated by Jayne Moyle Photography, with a crisp elegant monochrome theme for this shoot

The question has been popped, you are officially engaged & you're now looking at planning a lifetime with your significant other - now what?

Do I really need to ‘gel’ with my wedding photographer?