Your wedding day is the happiest day of your life but it can also be the most expensive. Flowers, food, champagne, the venue, not to mention the outfits can all add up to one hefty bill.
But one lucky couple won't need to worry.
Because they will win everything they need to enjoy their big day in our fantastic competition!
We have teamed up with Wincham Hall Hotel in Cheshire to give readers the chance to win its all-inclusive wedding package worth £6,795. Our winning couple will receive a huge array of prizes for their big day, ranging from the wedding breakfast, the flowers and the photographer. Have a look below at the full list of prizes on offer.
All of the competition entrants will be featured in the Northwich Guardian, Middlewich Guardian, Winsford Guardian and on our website during April and it will be up to readers to vote for who they think deserves to win. The entrants will then be invited to Wincham Hall's wedding fair on Thursday, May 1, where the winning couple will be announced.
You may be childhood sweethearts, fell in love at first sight or are just plain crazy about each other. Whatever your story is, we want to hear it. So to be in with a chance of winning this amazing prize, take a look below to see how you can enter!
HOW TO WIN!
To be in with a chance of winning the all-inclusive wedding package, simply tell us in no more than 100 words, why you and your partner would like to win. Email us with your entry, together with a picture of you and your partner, your names, ages, addresses and daytime telephone numbers. Alternatively, you can post your entry, to: Win a Wedding Competition', Newspaper Promotions, The Academy, 138 Bridge Street, Warrington, WA1 2RU, or you can drop it off at reception at Wincham Hall Hotel, Hall Lane, Wincham, Cheshire. The closing date for entries is Wednesday, March 19, 2008.
PRIZE LIST
Take a look at the fabulous prizes that our winning couple will receive as part of their dream wedding package:
Wincham Hall
A four-course wedding breakfast chosen from the silver menu and inclusive of drinks package A for 50 guests at the delightful Wincham Hall. The prize also includes the cake stand and knife, coloured linen and the use of the bridal suite for your wedding night
Raymond Bonnard
The services of toastmaster Raymond Bonnard
MensHire
The hire of two menswear outfits up to the value of £200 from the wide range at MensHire Ltd
Horgans Limousines
The wedding car of your choice (subject to availability)
The Flower Shop
Flowers to the value of £700 supplied by Ian Lloyd of the Flower Shop
Classic Celebration Cakes
A three-tier wedding cake exclusively designed to your own individual requirements up to the value of £350
George & Glenys Dawber Associates Artists in Photography
Wedding photography coverage to the value of £770, including consultation, wedding day photographs at the church or civil ceremony and then at your reception
Precious Moments Video
Your special day captured on video by Patrick McGlade of Precious Moments Video
Balloonz n Cakes
Room dressed for your big day
Seal Cards
A choice of three designs, to include place cards, day and evening invitations, table plan etc, up to the value of £350
Terms & Conditions
The wedding must take place between October 1, 2008 and February 28, 2009 and is subject to availability. In the event that the winning couple have already booked their wedding at Wincham Hall Hotel between these dates, any money paid will be fully refunded. Any upgrades on menus or services must be paid for at the normal rate. Additional guests must be paid for. The bridal suite is only available for the night of the wedding. The wedding car is for the bride and her escort only. Other trips for bridesmaids can be negotiated separately. Entrants must be UK residents. Usual Newsquest rules apply. See competition rules for details. No purchase necessary.
Wincham Hall and the associated wedding package companies may wish to contact you with further information that may be of interest to you. Should you not wish to receive such information, please state no data' on your entry.
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