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Here is a selection of Q&As from Your Devon and Cornwall Wedding magazine whether it be about flowers, hair and makeup, fashion, wedding themes, health & beauty, cakes, stationery, legal advice. If you would like your question answered by our experts, please email it to editor@yourdevoncornwall.wedding
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Dream Cornish Venue
| Q | We want an intimate Cornish wedding with our loved ones – where can you suggest? |
| A | Lesley Anne says: Roswarne is now licensed to hold exclusive-use weddings and ceremonies inside the spectacular house. Our talented team specialise in intimate events, elopements, and smaller ceremonies at this wonderful historic property. The house can accommodate more than 18 wedding guests in the luxurious suites, making great opportunities for families to stay together on the night of the wedding and create precious memories. We also have six acres of manicured grounds providing plenty of opportunities for photoshoots. |
Lesley Anne, Roswarne House
Animal Lovers
| Q | We want alpacas, our favourite animals to join in with our special day being hosted in Devon. How can we make this possible? |
| A | Mark Norman says: We have been busy taking our alpacas to weddings this year and new for summer was our cute one-year-olds, Hagrid and Sirius, who made their first appearance at a wedding! Guests got to hand-feed carrots to the alpacas, stroke them and have photographs taken with them. We mingled with the guests, providing a great opportunity for photographs and selfies. The happy couple went for an alpaca walk providing a fantastic photo moment! The venue, Rockbeare Manor provided a great space for our adorable alpacas and the team were super helpful. As part of the wedding package, the couple had already visited our alpaca farm to meet and walk the alpacas which is a great way to feel more relaxed around the animals on the actual wedding day. We even offer a homemade cream tea which provides a real treat! |
Mark Norman, Lakemoor Alpacas of Dartmoor
