Competition — bridal planning workshop

If you’re in the early stages of wed­ding plan­ning and could do with a lit­tle guid­ance, this could be the per­fect oppor­tu­nity for you!

The Wed­ding Genie are giv­ing away two free tick­ets on their blog for places at their first wed­ding plan­ning work­shop which will be held in Birm­ing­ham on the 24th of October.

Julie from The Wed­ding Genie is plan­ning a really fun day, packed full of prac­ti­cal advice to help you plan your wed­ding. You’ll come away from the course feel­ing con­fi­dent, excited and enthu­si­as­tic about plan­ning your wedding.

As if that’s not excit­ing enough, you’ll come away with a goody bag from The Wed­ding Genie includ­ing wed­ding plan­ning soft­ware on CD, top tips, a hand­bag plan­ner and lots more.

On the day you’ll pick up essen­tial tips on choos­ing your venue and sup­pli­ers, sav­ing money, wed­ding eti­quette, stay­ing stress-free and more. You’ll also be able to pick the brains of Julie from The Wed­ding Genie — she’s an expe­ri­enced wed­ding plan­ner and an amaz­ing lady who knows all there is to know about this stuff!

Places are lim­ited so if you’d like to book your place for the 24th of Octo­ber in Birm­ing­ham you should get your name down quickly! You can take a friend along with you, or your Mum or groom to be. The course runs from 10am to 2pm and the price is £75 for one per­son or £120 for two.

Find out more about bridal plan­ning workshops

Book your place on a plan­ning work­shop now

If you can’t get to Birm­ing­ham for the course, take a lit­tle time to explore The Wed­ding Genie blog. Julie’s pas­sion for wed­dings shines out from every page, and she’s packed the site full of advice and tips for every aspect of wed­ding planning.

These are a few of my favourite posts from Julie’s wed­ding plan­ning blog:

Wed­ding style and theme tips and advice — get stand­out wed­ding tables for next to nothing

Where to start with wed­ding styling — mood­boards and colours, dresses and flower inspiration

Find­ing the per­fect wed­ding venue — ques­tions to ask and what to look for