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Leicestershire
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Athena Conference & Banueting -
Wedding Venue -
Athena Conference & Banueting -
Leicestershire
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Beaumanor Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Beaumanor Hall -
Leicestershire
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Belmont House Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Belmont House Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Belvoir Castle -
Wedding Venue -
Belvoir Castle -
Leicestershire
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Best Western Leicester North Hotel -
Upper Broughton Wedding Venue -
Best Western Leicester North Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Best Western Three Swans Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Best Western Three Swans Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Best Western Ullesthorpe Court Hotel & Golf Club -
Ullesthorpe Wedding Venue -
Best Western Ullesthorpe Court Hotel & Golf Club -
Leicestershire
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Brooksby Hall -
Wedding venue -
Brooksby Hall -
Leicestershire
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Fieldhead Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Fieldhead Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Halstead House -
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Halstead House -
Leicestershire
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Hilton Leicester Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Hilton Leicester Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Hilton Leicester Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Hilton Leicester Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Hotels Westfield House -
Wedding Venue -
Hotels Westfield House -
Leicestershire
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Hothorpe Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Hothorpe Hall -
Leicestershire
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Hunting Lodge Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Hunting Lodge Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Kilworth House Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Kilworth House Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Ladywood Estate -
Wedding Reception Venue -
Ladywood Estate -
Leicestershire
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Leicester Cathedral -
Church Weddings -
Leicester Cathedral -
Leicestershire
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Leicester Marriott Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Leicester Marriott Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Manners Arms -
Meeting Venue, Wedding Venue -
Manners Arms -
Leicestershire
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Mythe Barn -
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Mythe Barn -
Leicestershire
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Noseley Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Noseley Hall -
Leicestershire
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Paramount Hinckley Island Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Paramount Hinckley Island Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Prestwold Hall -
Wedding venue -
Prestwold Hall -
Leicestershire
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Quenby Hall -
Wedding Venue Hungarton -
Quenby Hall -
Leicestershire
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Quorn Country Hotel -
Wedding venue -
Quorn Country Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Quorn Grange Hotel -
Wedding venue -
Quorn Grange Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Ramada Leicester -
Wedding Venue -
Ramada Leicester -
Leicestershire
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Ramada Loughborough -
Wedding Venue -
Ramada Loughborough -
Leicestershire
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Rockingham Castle -
Wedding Venue -
Rockingham Castle -
Leicestershire
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Rothley Court Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
Rothley Court Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Scalford Hall -
Wedding venue -
Scalford Hall -
Leicestershire
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Shearsby Bath -
Wedding Venue -
Shearsby Bath -
Leicestershire
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Sketchley Grange -
Wedding Venue -
Sketchley Grange -
Leicestershire
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Stapleford Park -
Wedding venue -
Stapleford Park -
Leicestershire
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Stoneycroft Hotel -
Wedding Reception Venue -
Stoneycroft Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Sutton Bonington Hall -
Wedding Venue -
Sutton Bonington Hall -
Leicestershire
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The City Rooms -
Wedding Venue -
The City Rooms -
Leicestershire
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The Hermitage Park Hotel -
Coalville Wedding Venue -
The Hermitage Park Hotel -
Leicestershire
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The Regency Hotel -
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The Regency Hotel -
Leicestershire
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The Register Office -
Weddings -
The Register Office -
Leicestershire
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The Register Office -
Weddings -
The Register Office -
Leicestershire
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The Royal Arms Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
The Royal Arms Hotel -
Leicestershire
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The Royal Hotel -
Wedding Venue Ashby-de-la-Zouch -
The Royal Hotel -
Leicestershire
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The Stage Hotel -
Wedding Venue -
The Stage Hotel -
Leicestershire
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Walkers Stadium -
Wedding Venue -
Walkers Stadium -
Leicestershire
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Whetstone Gorse Barn -
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Whetstone Gorse Barn -
Leicestershire
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Whitwell Hotel & Conference Centre -
Whitwell Hotel -
Whitwell Hotel & Conference Centre -
Leicestershire
Wedding Trivia: KISS THE BRIDE T he kiss dates back to the earliest days of civilization in the Middle East. A kiss was used as the formal seal to agreements, contracts, etc. In Ancient Rome a kiss was still being used as the legal bold to seal contracts. Hence the obvious use of the custom at the end of the wedding ceremony to "seal" the marriage vows. It also originates from the earliest times when the couple would actually make love for the first time under the eyes of half the village!
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