Surrey beauty brand launched Luxury sleep and wellness brand MYRN Silk is bringing a stylish new approach to bridal beauty and gifting following its launch earlier this year. Based in Guildford, the new British brand specialises in premium mulberry silk pillowcases designed to support healthier hair and skin while adding a touch of luxury to everyday routines. As wedding season approaches, MYRN Silk is highlighting the beauty benefits of silk as part of pre-wedding self-care. Thanks to its smooth surface, pure mulberry silk helps reduce friction while sleeping, minimising frizz, tangles and breakage compared with traditional cotton pillowcases. The fabric is also naturally less absorbent, helping hair retain moisture and natural oils for a smoother, more hydrated finish. Alongside its wellness focus, the brand is also positioning its silk pillowcases as thoughtful bridesmaid gifts. Crafted from luxurious 25 momme mulberry silk and presented in signature leopard-print gift boxes, the collection features a range of bold hand-drawn prints and colours designed to feel both personal and indulgent. With beauty-led gifting continuing to grow in popularity among modern bridal parties, MYRN Silk offers couples a chic and practical keepsake designed to last well beyond the wedding celebrations. Visit myrnsilk.com TIE THE KNOT AT THE LANSDOWNE CLUB Historic London venue The Lansdowne Club is positioning itself as one of the capital’s most elegant wedding destinations, offering couples a luxurious setting steeped in more than 260 years of history. Located in the heart of Mayfair, the Grade II*-listed Georgian property combines neoclassical architecture with Art Deco interiors, creating a dramatic backdrop for both grand celebrations and intimate gatherings. At the centre of the wedding offering is the striking ballroom, designed by renowned architect Robert Adam, which can host up to 190 guests and is licensed for ‘I dos’. Additional spaces include the long gallery for drinks receptions, the Shelburne Room for smaller celebrations and the newly introduced library dining space for intimate events and engagement dinners. Food plays a key role in the experience, with executive head chef Henry Brosi curating bespoke wedding menus inspired by seasonal British and European cuisine. The venue also offers 73 guest rooms and suites, alongside exclusive facilities including an Art Deco swimming pool, gym and beauty salon, allowing wedding parties to extend celebrations in comfort and style. Events manager Inga Mikusauskiene said the team’s focus is on creating highly personalised celebrations that reflect each couple’s vision while honouring the venue’s rich heritage and timeless elegance. Visit lansdowneclub.com LUXURY HOTEL OPENING Boutique hospitality brand The Zetter Group has officially opened The Zetter Bloomsbury, a new 68-bedroom luxury townhouse hotel overlooking Russell Square and opposite The British Museum. Set across six interconnected Georgian townhouses in the heart of Bloomsbury, the new property draws inspiration from the area’s rich artistic and literary heritage, combining historic architecture with contemporary interiors and a distinctly residential feel. Designed by acclaimed interior designer James Thurstan Waterworth, the hotel has been conceived as the home of a welltravelled collector, featuring antiques, vintage artwork, African textiles and bespoke handmade details sourced from around the world. The interiors include more than 500 cushions crafted from antique fabrics, repurposed Turkish rugs and an extensive library of vintage art catalogues. Accommodation ranges from cosy wood-panelled rooms to larger suites, including the Terrace Suite with its wraparound garden views, four-poster bed and freestanding bath. Public spaces include The Parlour for drinks and light dining, and The Orangery, which overlooks one of London’s largest private hotel gardens designed by the Rich Brothers. The landscaped one-acre garden has been transformed into a series of layered spaces blending traditional British planting with Japanese influences, while additional wellness features include an outdoor yoga terrace. Kevin Rockey described the opening as ‘a natural evolution’ for the brand, saying the hotel captures Bloomsbury’s ‘creative and intellectual character’ while offering guests a more personal alternative to traditional luxury accommodation. Visit thezetter.com 8
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