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The new series of the BBC's ever popular Don't Tell the Bride produced by Renegade Pictures is on the lookout for a new set of couples hoping to Marry in 2012 to feature in their latest series.

Twelve thousand pounds is up for grabs for those potential Brides to be who have enough faith in their future spouses ability to plan their Wedding right down to the last detail, and that includes the dress !




There have certainly been some heartstopping moments and looks of horror when the Grooms choice has been revealed in previous series' . Hardly surprising though really. it is what makes this programme most entertaining :)

Check out some clips from previous shows here

If you are in the North East of England you can request an application form directly by registering free on www.weddingfairsnewcastle.com or pick up one personally if you visit the Exclusive Wedding Fayre event on Sunday 11th March  2012 at DoubleTree by Hilton Newcastle Gateshead.

 

Russel Brand has made it known that he and his wife to be, Katy Perry, want no wedding presents from their guests. He says he has all he wants or needs. Read on.....


 


http://www.ok.co.uk/posts/view/27076/Brand-Perry-planning-week-long-Indian-wedding-

Pop along to Neville Street, Newcastle (opposite the Central Station) to see  bridal wear from Brides by Lucia Lee along with stationery & wishing  trees from 'By Wendy' and favours by Fusion Favours featured in the Thistle Hotel Wedding Showcase Window.

Pronuptia Newcastle's owner is running in this years most iconic half marathon on the planet, the 30th BUPA Great North Run on Sunday 19th September.
Pronuptia Newcastle will be running for the Breast Cancer Campaign.

Breast Cancer Campaign's mission is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure.

The Bupa Great North Run is more than an excuse to take part in a world class race – it’s an exciting, exhilarating (some might say, exhausting!) way to join an elite team of Campaign supporters known as Linford’s All Stars. Led by Olympian and all-round sports star, Linford Christie, the All Stars are a thrill-seeking, hard working, determined team who want to make a real difference to the 46,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.

We are running in the 30th Bupa great North Run on Sunday 19th September 2010. Our runner is owner Mark Dowell who is running for Breast Cancer Campaign Charity. You will be helping us to fund innovative world-class research across the UK and Ireland, making a significant impact on Breast cancer for the benefit of the patients.

  If you would like to make a donation to this worthwhile cause you can do so online by clicking the donate button on our website at www.pronuptianewcastle.web.officelive.com 

 

Why is it that every bride today seems to go for the 'updo' hairstyle on her big day? It occurs to me that not everyone actually suits it, yet regardless of hair type, face shape or indeed standard of hairdresser, the majority of brides still seem to want it.

Now don't get me wrong, I do like an updo (see video) if it's done properly and if it suits the person's face it can look beautiful. What I think is a little silly, is when it's taken as the 'norm' for ALL brides without looking into other options.

Some hairdressers are less than practiced in good updos. They don't do them on a daily basis and some will give you a style more resembling a poodles topknot than a classy hairstyle.

And where should you put the veil and headdress? It often ends up plonked beneath the 'bun' and out of sight and reach of the bride. You see brides who are trying to get a hold of their veil from round the back to try to place it stylishly accross their shoulders only to end up looking like a dog chasing it's tail when they cant find it!

Anyway, my point is, just think through the options more carefully, don't just listen to your haridresser without trying out a few other styles first. An updo is the easy option for them, but it might end up spoiling your big day if it all goes wrong!