Hi, I'm Laura, the owner of Rapunzel's Tower. I love weddings and I have lots of ideas about different themes to make yur wedding day extra special. I have a blog on blogspot that I update regularly with my ramblings about being in business, the condition M.E. that I suffer from and also weddings. A selection of my posts that relate to weddings and my business are below but if you would like to read my full blog you can do so at: http://aviewfromthetower.blogspot.co.uk/

I love to interact with both my customers and other wedding suppliers so if you have an idea for a blog post and would like to feature on my blog please get in touch. I am happy to feature any products that fit the theme of the current blog I am witing. I would also love to feature the weddings of any of my customers so if you have bought a tiara / fascinator etc. from me and would like your wedding or event to be featured please contact me on enquires@rapunzelstower.co.uk

I hope that you enjoy my posts and please feel free to comment.

Browsing Archive: March, 2012

My third wedding fayre in a row

Posted by Laura Lipscombe on Tuesday, March 13, 2012,


So last Sunday was my third wedding fayre in a row. This time it was held at The Glasshouse in Doncaster.

http://www.glassh.co.uk/

The Glasshouse is a lovely pub which now has a Michelin trained chef. The function room is a building adjacent to the main building which means that you and your guests can party without being interrupted by uninvited guests. The room has it’s own bar and toilets and is a lovely space which lends itself to being a blank canvas for you to decorate as you wis...


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My second wedding fayre

Posted by Laura Lipscombe on Friday, March 9, 2012,

 

So last Sunday I exhibited at my second wedding fayre and I think I am getting the hang of it a bit more now!! This fayre was a last minute booking as I was contacted via Twitter on Monday and asked if I’d like to exhibit the following Sunday. I had been to the venue before for work meetings and work parties so I knew what it was like and was therefore keen to do the fayre. So despite the fact that this would mean three fayres on three Sundays in a row I agreed to going.

The fayre wa...


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