We also, of course, linked our wedding gift list which we had through Abercrombie & Kent. We had a second celebration the day after so were able to put more information about this. We were also able to put links, maps and directions etc. The website was easy to design and we could include lots of information about accommodation, the venues and things to do in the area (for those visiting from afar!). How did you find using Paperless Wedding? The stunning pink rose adorned cake was made by Sugar Ruffles and had layers of fruit, lemon and summer fruit. Our bouquets, button holes and table decorations were arranged by Dodds Florist. Our church flowers were kindly arranged by our fantastic friend Christine Kent.
I do want to say a big thank you to Graham for fantastic photos and putting Paul and myself at ease on the day. My beautiful dress came from Frothimoon and my bridesmaid, Emma did my make up on the day. The following day we had our garden party at our home Millerbeck, which is lucky to have a miniature railway running around its garden! We followed up with our reception at The Grange Hotel in Grange-Over-Sands. “We got married at the beautiful St Mary’s Church in Staveley-in-Cartmel, in the heart of the Lake District. She shares her thoughts, photos and tips with us, so Laura d o tell us more about your day! This allowed her to add lots of photos and details about her big day on the website rather fill her invitation with lots of additional paper. Laura used Paperless Wedding ‘Website Only” package and included the website address in her paper invitation. Stunning photography by Graham Fletcher-Hill of Fletcherhill Photography This has been of benefit to our schools, our community and our visitors.What a wonderful picture to start this blog post with! Many congratulations to Laura and Paul who got married earlier this year. Since 2009, the Society has provided more than £100,000 in support to the village.This now awaits adoption by South Lakes District Council. The Village Society has contributed towards strategic thinking about the future of the village through involvement with The Cartmel Township Initiative and has been the main contributor to a Conservation Management Plan for the village.She would be very proud of the standard of floral displays in the village as well as regular efforts to keep our streets litter free. Its founding was one of several initiatives from 2009 onwards, made possible by a generous legacy to the Village Society from Ann Rowbotham, one time resident of the village. This group is now a freestanding and very successful operation. The launching of the Cartmel in Bloom group in 2010.‘The Natural History of Cartmel’ and ‘The House Detectives’ followed.
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The publication in 1999 of ‘ The Cartmel Millennium Initiative’, a series of booklets on Everday Life in Cartmel from 1900 to 1950.The Gatehouse is now in the guardianship of The National Trust. A Heritage Exhibition in 2002 explained the history of the medieval Gatehouse. This provided background to the geography, history, natural history and architecture of the Cartmel valley. The opening of the Gatehouse Heritage Centre in 1998.The formation of a local history group – the Cartmel Peninsula Local History Society – which meets in the Village Hall on a regular basis.This was created in 1994 to raise awareness of Cartmel as a special place, highlighting the particular distinctiveness of its character, buildings and setting.
The production of the ‘Cartmel Village Design Statement’.Some initiatives the Society has been involved with include:. The Society also has a responsibility to take an independent viewpoint on any opportunities or issues of concern within the local community and to speak up or start action if and when necessary. In the early years the Society saw its role as ‘Conserving a Living Village,’ but this has developed to ‘preserving and celebrating the heritage of the village’, whilst ensuring it is a ‘vibrant place for people to live, work and visit.’ The Cartmel Village Society was founded in 1993 to celebrate Cartmel’s character and charm, and to help achieve a balance between the needs of modern life and the village’s historic nature and surroundings.
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