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Business Feature – JellyCake

I caught up with Trudy to find out a little more about her business… JellyCake!

DIY Wedding Favours – Guest Post

Wedding favours can be a very special way to thank each and every guest who has travelled and dressed up to come and support, witness, and celebrate your marriage.

The Tea Alchemist – A Review

Dotty is *dotty* about weddings. Dotty is also completely *dotty* about tea. We found a company that do both. Let me introduce you to… The Tea Alchemist.

The Vintage Bluebell Bakery

We have such a gorgeous photo shoot to share with you lovely brides this evening on Dotty which was brought together to showcase the talents of the Vintage Bluebell Bakery.

Edible Flowers – A Review Post

I do love a good review post on Dotty Vintage Weddings; particularly those that involve me being able to eat something.

Vintage Hen Do – with the Vintage Cream Travelling Tea Parties

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of organising and attending the Hen Do of my very dear friend, Kim.

Bespoke Cake Designer – Amy Swann Cakes

Amy Swann is a hugely talented, bespoke cake designer who utilises nature as her source of inspiration.

Thorntons Wedding Range – Chocolate Wedding Favours

Thorntons has been making chocolate for over a hundred years. I was delighted to review their range of chocolate wedding favours for Dotty Vintage Weddings.

The Vintage Cream – A Fabulous Vintage Giveaway!

The Vintage Cream offering travelling tea parties around the lovely county of Cornwall, and have also just launched a fabulous new website, complete with an online party boutique!

Featured Supplier – Blue Bus Catering Co.

We’re continuing our foody theme on the blog this week with an interview with Iain, who runs Blue Bus Catering.

Regular Weekly Feature – Rebecca Hanmer

Today’s blog has come just at the right time. I am currently working on BBC Food & Drink and my days are consumed by food research.For me eating and drinking is where it’s at.

Moodboard Monday

Welcome to Moodboard Monday! This week I will be bringing to you ‘foody’ ways to style your wedding.

Dotty Vintage went to the Wedding Festival, and it was Fabulous!

As you might have spotted, I was lucky enough to attend the Fabulous Wedding Festival at Muddifords Court this weekend. I was live blogging on the day, but here’s my bumper review post, with heaps of snaps for you to oggle!

Featured Supplier – Emily Hankins Cakes

Emily Hankins runs her cake company from her base near Cambourne, and we were fortunate enough to cross paths during #VintageWedHour on Twitter. Emily tells us all about her up and coming business…

Featured Supplier – The Vintage Cream Travelling Tea Parties

The Vintage Cream’s Travelling Tea Parties offer the perfect vintage ‘afternoon tea’ experience. The business operates from the beautiful county of Cornwall, and Emma tells us more on Dotty Vintage Weddings…

Featured Supplier – Nila Holden – Artisan Bakery

Nila Holden operates the most fabulous Artisan Bakery from her home in Bedfordshire. She specialises in beautiful bohemian inspired cakes and cookies, all with a vintage flavour that would be perfect for a rustic wedding.

The Fabulous Wedding Festival

If you consider yourself to be an alternative bride, looking for something quirky, thrifty and or just downright different, then look no further… The Fabulous Wedding Festival is here.

Featured Supplier – Cornish Fancies

The Lizard is one of my most favourite places in Cornwall. It’s also two other things – the most southerly point on the UK mainland, and home to Cornish Fancies. This fabulous company is run by Vicky and I couldn’t wait to feature them on Dotty Vintage Weddings.