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Music is such an important part of your wedding, it's a chance to put your personal stamp on your day. Whether it's a piece your parents had at their wedding, or the first song you heard as a couple of perhaps something that means a lot to you, it's up to you! I've performed at over 100 weddings with plenty of very personal music choices and I've narrowed it down to my top 10 (in no particular order!) songs for your wedding ceremony.  Photo by Lee Glasgow
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I'm incredibly aware that I am writing this during a global pandemic AND during a national lockdown when we're essentially forced to stare at the same four walls all day. So how on earth do you keep date night going during these tough times? I've put together a few ideas below...  Photo by Vince Fleming on Unsplash Although I have lived in Rutland for almost 20 years, it took me a good 17 to get inside Normanton Church, and I have never looked back. Able to hold up to 3 weddings a day, it's no surprise this iconic venue is so popular. Let me give you my reasons why I love Normanton Church Weddings.  Eric Photography The next offering in my series of harp recordings is the beautiful Everglow by Coldplay. I am often asked to play this for the entrance of the bride or couple and it really does set the scene beautifully.
Faye Cornhill Photography; Faye Cornhill Coaching; Faye Cornhill Podcaster; Faye Cornhill Author. However you have come across this remarkable woman, she will have undoubtedly had a positive impact on you. I have known Faye since January 2020 when I joined her memberhsip The Wedding Business Club: a coaching membership designed specifically for wedding suppliers. The changes I have made both to myself and my business in these few short months have all been down to Faye and her approach. So, I tentatively asked if she would be part of my blog and she said yes! What followed was an hour long chat about all things weddings, business building and essentially all things Faye Cornhill.
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