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Shropshire
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Adcote School -
Wedding Venue Shrewsbury -
Adcote School -
Shropshire
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Albrighton Hall Hotel -
Hotel and Restaurant -
Albrighton Hall Hotel -
Shropshire
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Best Western Valley Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Best Western Valley Hotel -
Shropshire
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Best Western Wynnstay Hotel -
Wedding Venue Oswestry -
Best Western Wynnstay Hotel -
Shropshire
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Boars Head Hotel -
Hotel Bishops Castle -
Boars Head Hotel -
Shropshire
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Clarion Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Clarion Hotel -
Shropshire
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Davenport House -
Wedding Venue -
Davenport House -
Shropshire
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Delbury Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Delbury Hall -
Shropshire
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Goldstone Hall Hotel -
Country House Hotel and Restaurant -
Goldstone Hall Hotel -
Shropshire
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Grays Hotel and Conference Centre -
Hotel Telford -
Grays Hotel and Conference Centre -
Shropshire
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Grove House Hotel? -
Hotel Wellington -
Grove House Hotel? -
Shropshire
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Hadley Park House -
Hotel and Restaurant Telford -
Hadley Park House -
Shropshire
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Haughton Hall Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Haughton Hall Hotel -
Shropshire
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Hawkstone Park Hotel -
Wedding Venue Shrewsbury -
Hawkstone Park Hotel -
Shropshire
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Hopton Court -
Cleobury Mortimer Wedding Venue -
Hopton Court -
Shropshire
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Hundred House Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Hundred House Hotel -
Shropshire
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Ironbridge gorge Museums -
Wedding Venue Telford -
Ironbridge gorge Museums -
Shropshire
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Leighton Hall -
Wedding Venue Shrewsbury -
Leighton Hall -
Shropshire
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Lion Quays Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Lion Quays Hotel -
Shropshire
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Loton Park -
Wedding Venue -
Loton Park -
Shropshire
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Lower Buckton Country House -
Wedding Venue -
Lower Buckton Country House -
Shropshire
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Ludlow Castle -
Wedding Venue -
Ludlow Castle -
Shropshire
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Mynd House -
Hotel -
Mynd House -
Shropshire
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Old Colehurst Manor -
Wedding Venue -
Old Colehurst Manor -
Shropshire
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Old Rectory Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Old Rectory Hotel -
Shropshire
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Pen-y-Dyffryn Country Hotel -
Hotel -
Pen-y-Dyffryn Country Hotel -
Shropshire
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Rowton Castle Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Rowton Castle Hotel -
Shropshire
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Shrewsbury Castle -
Hotel and restaurant -
Shrewsbury Castle -
Shropshire
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Soulton Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Soulton Hall -
Shropshire
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Sweeney Hall -
Hotel Oswestry -
Sweeney Hall -
Shropshire
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Telford Hotel & Golf Resort -
Wedding Venue -
Telford Hotel & Golf Resort -
Shropshire
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Telford Hotel And Golf Resort -
Hotel Telford -
Telford Hotel And Golf Resort -
Shropshire
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Ternhill Hall Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Ternhill Hall Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Albright Hussey Manor Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
The Albright Hussey Manor Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Best Western Valley Hotel -
Wedding Venue Telford -
The Best Western Valley Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Brighton Centre -
Wedding Venue Shrewsbury -
The Brighton Centre -
Shropshire
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The Bringewood -
Wedding Venue Ludlow -
The Bringewood -
Shropshire
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The Croft at Woore -
Restaurant -
The Croft at Woore -
Shropshire
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The Hanmer Hotel -
Wedding Venue Whitchurch -
The Hanmer Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Longmynd Hotel -
Hotel Church Stretton -
The Longmynd Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Mill Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
The Mill Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Mytton & Mermaid Hotel -
Hotel and restaurant -
The Mytton & Mermaid Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Nest -
Wedding Venue -
The Nest -
Shropshire
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The Park House Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
The Park House Hotel -
Shropshire
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The Register Office -
Weddings Telford -
The Register Office -
Shropshire
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The Smithfield Hotel & Restaurant -
Hotel -
The Smithfield Hotel & Restaurant -
Shropshire
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The Swan Ironbridge -
Hotel Ironbridge -
The Swan Ironbridge -
Shropshire
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Tontine Hotel? -
Ironbridge Hotel -
Tontine Hotel? -
Shropshire
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Walcot Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Walcot Hall -
Shropshire
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Whitehouse Hotel -
Wellington Hotel -
Whitehouse Hotel -
Shropshire
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Whittington Castle -
Wedding Venue Oswestry -
Whittington Castle -
Shropshire
Wedding Trivia:
WHITE WEDDING DRESS AS TRADITION
The tradition for the bride to wear white began in the 16th century and is still commonly followed today. This is a symbol of the bride's purity and her worthiness of her groom. The tradition became solidified during the time of Queen Victoria who rebelled against the royal tradition for Royal brides to wear silver. Instead, the queen preferred the symbolism, which is expressed by wearing white. The brides of the time quickly emulated the queen, and the tradition has continued in full force to this day.
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