KEEP COOL WITH PERSONALISED WEDDING FANS Help your guests beat the heat in style with new personalised wedding hand fans from August and Celeste Studio (formally Charlotte Wakeford Stationery). Designed and made to order in the UK, these elegant fans combine practicality with a thoughtful personal touch. Each features a custom-printed paper wrap, which can be personalised with your names, initials or wedding details, creating a beautiful favour that guests can enjoy during the celebrations and take home afterwards. Perfect for weddings, destination celebrations, garden ceremonies, outdoor receptions and beachside ‘I dos’, the fans are a particularly lovely way to keep guests comfortable while adding an extra detail to your wedding styling. Available in seven designs inspired by the studio’s most popular invitation collections, couples can choose from a range of wrap designs and colours to complement their wedding aesthetic. The fans combine bamboo wood, premium paper and a professionally printed personalised wrap, with each one carefully created especially for the couple. Practical, pretty and personal, they offer a refreshing alternative to traditional wedding favours – and one guests are likely to appreciate when temperatures rise. Visit augustandcelestestudio.co.uk SYON PARK OPENS 2027 WEDDING BOOKINGS AHEAD OF GREAT CONSERVATORY’S 200TH ANNIVERSARY One of London’s most remarkable private estates, Syon Park, is already welcoming enquiries for 2027 weddings, as couples look to secure dates at the historic estate ahead of a landmark anniversary for its iconic Great Conservatory. Next year, the spectacular glasshouse will celebrate its 200th anniversary, making 2027 an especially significant time to say ‘I do’ at one of the capital’s most distinctive wedding venues. The London seat of the Duke of Northumberland for more than 400 years, Syon Park is a Grade I-listed estate set within 200 acres of Capability Brown parkland on the banks of the Thames, just 30 minutes from central London. At its heart is Syon House, renowned for its Robert Adam interiors, alongside the magnificent Great Conservatory, which provides an unforgettable setting for wedding celebrations. Built in 1827 and inspired by the great glasshouses of the Victorian era, the Conservatory offers a dramatic backdrop of soaring glass, elegant ironwork and lush planting, while its connection to the surrounding parkland creates a sense of escape from the city. The estate’s combination of heritage, architecture and creative freedom has also made it a sought-after location for fashion, film, editorial and cultural projects, adding to its distinctive character. With 2027 dates now being filled, couples seeking a wedding with a difference are encouraged to enquire early. From elegant celebrations beneath the glasshouse to photographs across the historic estate and parkland, Syon Park offers plenty of scope for creating a wedding that feels entirely personal. As the Great Conservatory approaches its 200th anniversary, 2027 promises to be a particularly memorable year to celebrate at this extraordinary London landmark. Visit syonpark.co.uk 8
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