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Look what catches the eye of the editor with a special emphasis on local wedding businesses, shops and suppliers in Yorkshire.

Loved by the editor at Your Yorkshire Wedding magazine
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There are so many wedding traditions that nowadays, we often don't have any idea why we still adhere to them. Indeed, many couples are choosing not to. A wedding cake may be one such custom that's raising a few question marks for you. Unless of course you just love cake and wouldn't ever question the opportunity to opt for a showstopper on your big day. That being the case, go right ahead and do what makes you happy. For those of you less sure whether a cake is money well spent, we've taken a stroll through the world of wedding cakes in the Jul/Aug issue to help you decide.

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Loved by the editor at Your Yorkshire Wedding magazine
"My vision for the day was to create something floral and whimsical with a focus on pastel tones," photographer Sophie Waghorne tells us, "Perfect for a springtime vibe." Whirlow Brook Hall was the ideal space to capture the local suppliers' creative spirit. Located in the centre of Sheffield, it's set in gorgeous parkland space away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Meanwhile, the large windows allowed for Sophie to play with plenty of natural light. “The team at Whirlow Brook were fab to work with and I'm very grateful to them for letting us use the space on the day,” she continues.

The project's dream team was comprised entirely of talented Yorkshire lasses, and Sophie found herself proud to work alongside such strong, independent business women. “Everyone involved is so talented and worked super hard to bring my vision to life just from the mood boards I'd shared with them a few months prior," Sophie says. "We met through the world of Instagram and have built great friendships as a result."

The aim for the day was to capture a variety of bridal looks modelled by Katie and Irini from the classic to the fun. The gowns were provided by Dorothy Eloise Bridal, while the chic two pieces were designed and handmade by No.17 Edit.

Keen to showcase the suppliers' latest launches, the shoot also features new signs and newspaper by Rose Designs, as well as bridal earrings and clip-in veils by Laura Fernandez.

We're sure you'll love the result as much as we do. Sophie concludes, “We hope this inspires couples not to be afraid to incorporate colour or something a bit different into their days!”

Check out the full shoot in the Jul/Aug25 issue, free to download at www.youryorkshire.wedding/free-download
Star and Ben's is a modern-day romance having met on a dating app. Star is from Hull, where we're told everyone knows everyone else, so it was a surprise to her to come across someone who she'd never met, was her age and in the same radius!

Ben proposed in 2022 after four years together. The couple love a spa trip and one of the earliest in their relationship had been at Rudding Park. So, it was here that Ben decided to pop the question after a lovely day of relaxation together. “It was just the two of us, which was perfect,” Star remembers.

Find out about their big day in the Jul/Aug25 issue of Your Yorkshire Wedding, free to download at www.youryorkshire.wedding/free-download
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