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If you're looking for a portrait that reveals your unique beauty and shows you in an incredible light, head to Carmen Falkenburg Photography and invest in one of her Bridal Boudoir Goddess photo shoots.

A truly empowering experience, this exclusive and private beautifully themed shoot is available at a luxury forest cabin in East Yorkshire. Here, Carmen – who scooped a Certificate of Excellence from an international bridal magazine – provides expert direction on posing to ensure perfect results, with a professional make-up artist also available; booked for the session at an additional cost.

For info visit www.carmenfalkenburgphotography.com.

WIN! Carmen is off ering one lucky Your Yorkshire Wedding reader a bridal boudoir package valued at £395, to include premium prints and a digital slideshow on a USB. To enter, visit www.youryorkshire.wedding/giveaways

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