Published by Francessca Arens
People seeking caterers in Hertfordshire to cook for their big day may like to know what Annalynne McCord from the US hit series 90210 looks for in a wedding cake.
According to the Daily Mail, the celebrity was recently out shopping for a centrepiece for her friend's nuptials in Beverly Hills and was spotted drinking some healthy, organic juice - perhaps trying to offset the damage from the luxury puddings she was about to eat!
Shopping in Hansen's Cakes - famous for catering for the weddings of stars like Khloe Kardashian, Tori Spelling and Avril Lavigne - the slim actress nibbled on different varieties of cake for a whole hour!
At one point, she got so emotional helping her pal organise her nuptials that she began to cry, the newspaper claimed.
Well, McCord might have a lot of cake to get through because it seems like there are so many different types to try now and from some very dedicated cake makers!
The Columbia Daily Tribune recently reported that owner of Cakes with the Personal Touch Edith Hall can spend as much as 200 hours perfecting one centrepiece.
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Wedding Venues in Middlesex, Harrow and London please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"Bachelors know more about women than married men; if they didn't they'd be married too." - HL Mencken
Friday, 25 June 2010
Caterers in Middlesex news - Stars not dressing up for their weddings?
Published by Gina Freed
Most people looking for caterers in Middlesex for their wedding are likely to be deliberating over their perfect outfit, but it seems some celebrities don't think it's such a big deal!
Those searching for caterers in Middlesex for their wedding are probably spending a large amount of their time just looking at bridal gowns and suits to choose the absolutely perfect one for their big day, but it seems that's not the case for some celebrities!
According to People magazine, Harrison Ford recently got married wearing jeans, while Piers Morgan was wed looking no different than usual!
"Piers looked exactly as he does on TV," one onlooker told the Mirror. "It could have been one of the suits he wears on Britain's Got Talent."
Ford tied the knot to Calista Flockhart at a Santa Fe mansion on governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson's estate, the publication reported.
Although the Indiana Jones star opted for Wranglers over a Tux, his bride did not complain, it has been claimed.
Bernie Pollack, a friend of the Star Wars actor, told the magazine that the "honest" way in which he was dressed would underline that fact and "enhance what they already had."
Well perhaps some people don't need all the frills, but I think that if I were ordering from caterers in Middlesex, I'd want to make a fuss!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Harrow and London please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"If nature had arranged that husbands and wives should have children alternatively, there would never be more than three in a family." - Lawrence Housman
Most people looking for caterers in Middlesex for their wedding are likely to be deliberating over their perfect outfit, but it seems some celebrities don't think it's such a big deal!
Those searching for caterers in Middlesex for their wedding are probably spending a large amount of their time just looking at bridal gowns and suits to choose the absolutely perfect one for their big day, but it seems that's not the case for some celebrities!
According to People magazine, Harrison Ford recently got married wearing jeans, while Piers Morgan was wed looking no different than usual!
"Piers looked exactly as he does on TV," one onlooker told the Mirror. "It could have been one of the suits he wears on Britain's Got Talent."
Ford tied the knot to Calista Flockhart at a Santa Fe mansion on governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson's estate, the publication reported.
Although the Indiana Jones star opted for Wranglers over a Tux, his bride did not complain, it has been claimed.
Bernie Pollack, a friend of the Star Wars actor, told the magazine that the "honest" way in which he was dressed would underline that fact and "enhance what they already had."
Well perhaps some people don't need all the frills, but I think that if I were ordering from caterers in Middlesex, I'd want to make a fuss!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Harrow and London please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"If nature had arranged that husbands and wives should have children alternatively, there would never be more than three in a family." - Lawrence Housman
Friday, 18 June 2010
Wedding planners 'could make arranging weddings at venues in Middlesex less stressful'
[Getting married at venues in Middlesex can be stressful, so why not hire a wedding planner?]
Published by Francessca Arens
With all of the work that goes into organising ceremonies at venues in Middlesex it can be stressful getting married, which is exactly why many couples are hiring wedding planners.
The Victoria Times Colonist talked to bride-to-be Lyndsay Pearce about why she got professional help to prepare for her big day on August 28th, when she will get hitched to fiance Chris Cowell.
"I helped plan my best friend's wedding and I am confident I could plan my own," she told the newspaper. "Still, I wanted somebody to make sure I didn't forget anything"
Although it would traditionally be the role of the mother and friends of the woman getting married to help her organise her nuptials, it's likely that most of these people will be in full-time jobs and sometimes it just isn't feasible to do it that way anymore. Besides, many couples just aren't comfortable leaving the decisions up to an amateur, the news provider suggested.
Not everybody has a fortune to spend on their wedding, though, so some may feel that they can't afford any help with the preparations.
This may not necessarily be true, as the Daily Express recently reported that the service can be hired just for the big day - a cheaper option to having the whole event planned out professionally.
Paying for an organiser to attend your wedding might be something to consider, since having someone there to find the solution to any mishap could see you just letting your hair down and enjoying the day!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"A wedding is just like a funeral except that you get to smell your own flowers." - Grace Hansen
Published by Francessca Arens
With all of the work that goes into organising ceremonies at venues in Middlesex it can be stressful getting married, which is exactly why many couples are hiring wedding planners.
The Victoria Times Colonist talked to bride-to-be Lyndsay Pearce about why she got professional help to prepare for her big day on August 28th, when she will get hitched to fiance Chris Cowell.
"I helped plan my best friend's wedding and I am confident I could plan my own," she told the newspaper. "Still, I wanted somebody to make sure I didn't forget anything"
Although it would traditionally be the role of the mother and friends of the woman getting married to help her organise her nuptials, it's likely that most of these people will be in full-time jobs and sometimes it just isn't feasible to do it that way anymore. Besides, many couples just aren't comfortable leaving the decisions up to an amateur, the news provider suggested.
Not everybody has a fortune to spend on their wedding, though, so some may feel that they can't afford any help with the preparations.
This may not necessarily be true, as the Daily Express recently reported that the service can be hired just for the big day - a cheaper option to having the whole event planned out professionally.
Paying for an organiser to attend your wedding might be something to consider, since having someone there to find the solution to any mishap could see you just letting your hair down and enjoying the day!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"A wedding is just like a funeral except that you get to smell your own flowers." - Grace Hansen
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
'Recycle wedding dresses' from ceremonies in venues in Middlesex to support charity
[Those who are planning to get married in venues in Middlesex could support a breast cancer charity by recycling their wedding dress.]
People considering getting married at venues in Middlesex may currently be looking at wedding dresses and perhaps lamenting the fact they will only wear them once.
Well, that's not necessarily the case, as a charity is currently raising funds by encouraging women to go to work in their bridal gowns.
Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the National Wedding Show have joined together to launch Brides at Work Day, where women - whether they have been married for five years, 50 or haven't even tied the knot at all - will get sponsored to sport the dresses wherever they go on September 17th.
And if it isn't possible to wear the gown all the time, you can still get involved by putting on a tiara, veil or garter, the organisers have said.
TV Fashion guru Caryn Franklin commented: "This is a chance to get that dress out again and relive the big day for a great cause."
Women who want to join in but have to find a dress first might want to have a look at Franklin's website Howtolookgood, which gives tips on finding the right clothes for your body shape.
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
People considering getting married at venues in Middlesex may currently be looking at wedding dresses and perhaps lamenting the fact they will only wear them once.
Well, that's not necessarily the case, as a charity is currently raising funds by encouraging women to go to work in their bridal gowns.
Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the National Wedding Show have joined together to launch Brides at Work Day, where women - whether they have been married for five years, 50 or haven't even tied the knot at all - will get sponsored to sport the dresses wherever they go on September 17th.
And if it isn't possible to wear the gown all the time, you can still get involved by putting on a tiara, veil or garter, the organisers have said.
TV Fashion guru Caryn Franklin commented: "This is a chance to get that dress out again and relive the big day for a great cause."
Women who want to join in but have to find a dress first might want to have a look at Franklin's website Howtolookgood, which gives tips on finding the right clothes for your body shape.
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
Friday, 11 June 2010
There seems to be so many cake choices at caterers in Middlesex
People seeking caterers in Middlesex for weddings may want to put some thought into what kind of cake they would like, as it seems like there are a lot of choices nowadays!.
Published by Gina Freed
Gone are the days when a wedding cake was a traditional, white, three-tiered affair. There are so many different choices these days, it seems like those hiring caterers in Middlesex for their wedding may be spending a while choosing the perfect centrepiece.
The El Paso Times recently spoke to a bride-to-be in the US to see how much thought had gone into the sweet for her ceremony.
Claudia Chavez will tie the knot to Freddy Provencio this month and told the paper that picking her dessert was ... well, no piece of cake!
"Round, square or hexagon? How many tiers? What filling to use and what style of icing? There are too many choices," she said.
Eventually she went for one with four tiers, with the top two shaped like hearts and the lower two filled with cupcakes.
And apparently cupcakes are becoming more popular, as owner of Cupcakes and Cookies by T, To-a Ligorio, told the publication that brides have been pleased with the reaction they get.
Ms Ligorio's treats are made in 13 different flavours, including pink lemonade, Boston cream pie and Neapolitan and banana.
She normally makes a larger wedding cake so that newlyweds have something to cut and surround it with the smaller puddings.
Ms Chavez surely can't be the only bride overwhelmed with choice? It seems like there's almost too many varieties available now.
Ktnv.com recently described several different kinds of one-dimensional patterns brides and grooms can have on their cakes, including paisley and monograms.
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"Before marriage, a man declares that he would lay down his life to serve you; after marriage, he won't even lay down his newspaper to talk to you." - Helen Rowland
Published by Gina Freed
Gone are the days when a wedding cake was a traditional, white, three-tiered affair. There are so many different choices these days, it seems like those hiring caterers in Middlesex for their wedding may be spending a while choosing the perfect centrepiece.
The El Paso Times recently spoke to a bride-to-be in the US to see how much thought had gone into the sweet for her ceremony.
Claudia Chavez will tie the knot to Freddy Provencio this month and told the paper that picking her dessert was ... well, no piece of cake!
"Round, square or hexagon? How many tiers? What filling to use and what style of icing? There are too many choices," she said.
Eventually she went for one with four tiers, with the top two shaped like hearts and the lower two filled with cupcakes.
And apparently cupcakes are becoming more popular, as owner of Cupcakes and Cookies by T, To-a Ligorio, told the publication that brides have been pleased with the reaction they get.
Ms Ligorio's treats are made in 13 different flavours, including pink lemonade, Boston cream pie and Neapolitan and banana.
She normally makes a larger wedding cake so that newlyweds have something to cut and surround it with the smaller puddings.
Ms Chavez surely can't be the only bride overwhelmed with choice? It seems like there's almost too many varieties available now.
Ktnv.com recently described several different kinds of one-dimensional patterns brides and grooms can have on their cakes, including paisley and monograms.
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"Before marriage, a man declares that he would lay down his life to serve you; after marriage, he won't even lay down his newspaper to talk to you." - Helen Rowland
Friday, 4 June 2010
Why not go back in time for weddings at venues in Hertfordshire?
(People seeking wedding venues in Hertfordshire might want to make their big day unique like one couple in Devon did recently.)
Published by Francessca Arens
If you're looking for wedding venues in Hertfordshire, why not take on a fun theme like one couple who had a medieval ceremony.
The Exmouth Journal reported that 35-year-old Wayne Stewart, and Vicki O'connor, 33, were married at the weekend at Lympstone Church.
The couple wanted to do something for their wedding ceremony that would make it special and unique.
"We have been together for a number of years and attended several weddings. For our big day, we wanted to do something different and fun," Mr Stewart told the newspaper.
As they got married, the groom did not wear the traditional suit and tie but replaced it with a knight's costume, while all of the guests also wore fancy dress.
Traditions such as the Furry Dance - a festival held in nearby Helston, for which people wear costumes - show that "people like dress up", Mr Stewart continued. Plus, there are a lot of historical events that are associated with the area so, it seems, the couple felt like their medieval affair would fit in rather nicely.
If you're not sure about going the whole hog and getting dressedup in something quirky for your wedding but you still want to make the occasion fun and frivolous, why not order a special cake from caterers in Middlesex?
Lido offers two types of catering packages including in-house catering and outside catering. There are a number of packages available some to mention are as follows:
Canapés, Bowl Food, Finger Buffets, Fork Buffets, Barbeque Grills, Bespoke Buffets, Banqueting, Evening Buffets, Weddings and we also have an exquisite Wine and Bar list.
People are having all sorts of unusual centrepieces nowadays. Edith Hall, owner of Cakes with the Personal Touch in Missouri, has made sugar tigers, rabbits, donkeys, tennis rackets, golf balls and even a cake in the shape of a fish!
Contact Lido for more details on Wedding Venues in London including Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"When a man opens the car door for his wife, it's either a new car or a new wife." - Prince Philip
Published by Francessca Arens
If you're looking for wedding venues in Hertfordshire, why not take on a fun theme like one couple who had a medieval ceremony.
The Exmouth Journal reported that 35-year-old Wayne Stewart, and Vicki O'connor, 33, were married at the weekend at Lympstone Church.
The couple wanted to do something for their wedding ceremony that would make it special and unique.
"We have been together for a number of years and attended several weddings. For our big day, we wanted to do something different and fun," Mr Stewart told the newspaper.
As they got married, the groom did not wear the traditional suit and tie but replaced it with a knight's costume, while all of the guests also wore fancy dress.
Traditions such as the Furry Dance - a festival held in nearby Helston, for which people wear costumes - show that "people like dress up", Mr Stewart continued. Plus, there are a lot of historical events that are associated with the area so, it seems, the couple felt like their medieval affair would fit in rather nicely.
If you're not sure about going the whole hog and getting dressedup in something quirky for your wedding but you still want to make the occasion fun and frivolous, why not order a special cake from caterers in Middlesex?
Lido offers two types of catering packages including in-house catering and outside catering. There are a number of packages available some to mention are as follows:
Canapés, Bowl Food, Finger Buffets, Fork Buffets, Barbeque Grills, Bespoke Buffets, Banqueting, Evening Buffets, Weddings and we also have an exquisite Wine and Bar list.
People are having all sorts of unusual centrepieces nowadays. Edith Hall, owner of Cakes with the Personal Touch in Missouri, has made sugar tigers, rabbits, donkeys, tennis rackets, golf balls and even a cake in the shape of a fish!
Contact Lido for more details on Wedding Venues in London including Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
"When a man opens the car door for his wife, it's either a new car or a new wife." - Prince Philip
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Could a musical help your weddings at venues in Middlesex go with a bang?
If you're looking for an interesting way to entertain guests at your wedding reception, a musical could be one idea.
Published by Gina Freed
If you've been looking for a way to add a unique and quirky touch to your wedding venues in Middlesex, I may have the perfect idea for you.
Clare Bolton and Joe Cochrane, who studied at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts – which is based in Sir Paul McCartney's old school - wrote a musical about their lives and performed it for guests at their wedding reception, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Called A Coch and Bolt Story after their surnames, the production sounds to me like the ideal way to keep people entertained and it certainly beats the usual wedding DJ.
The couple even introduced a theme to their nuptials – village steampunk – and got everyone dressed up in retro costumes, posh waistcoats and goggles decorated with cogs and steam pipes.
Ms Bolton said: "It was all a little bit crazy. I don't think anyone will go to a wedding like mine again!"
OK, so it may be a bit much for some of you, but if you want to be different you may as well do it in style!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
Lido specialise in wedding reception services and can provide a complete wedding catering package including in-house catering and outside catering.
"A man is incomplete until he is married. After that, he is finished." - Zsa Zsa Gabor
Published by Gina Freed
If you've been looking for a way to add a unique and quirky touch to your wedding venues in Middlesex, I may have the perfect idea for you.
Clare Bolton and Joe Cochrane, who studied at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts – which is based in Sir Paul McCartney's old school - wrote a musical about their lives and performed it for guests at their wedding reception, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Called A Coch and Bolt Story after their surnames, the production sounds to me like the ideal way to keep people entertained and it certainly beats the usual wedding DJ.
The couple even introduced a theme to their nuptials – village steampunk – and got everyone dressed up in retro costumes, posh waistcoats and goggles decorated with cogs and steam pipes.
Ms Bolton said: "It was all a little bit crazy. I don't think anyone will go to a wedding like mine again!"
OK, so it may be a bit much for some of you, but if you want to be different you may as well do it in style!
For more details on Wedding Venues in Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Harrow please either call us on +44 (0)20 8429 1331 or make an enquiry via our Contact page.
Lido specialise in wedding reception services and can provide a complete wedding catering package including in-house catering and outside catering.
"A man is incomplete until he is married. After that, he is finished." - Zsa Zsa Gabor
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