Want the ultimate fashion wedding? Well, now you can have it. Enter The Sunday Times competition and you could be their Style Bride 2011
With wedding fever in the air, The Sunday Times have put their heads together to come up with the ultimate fashion wedding — and you could win a part of it. They've thought about the dress, the flowers, the lingerie, the cake, even the honeymoon luggage, and scoured their address book to find you the pick of the bunch.
So, could it be you? If you are due to marry in the next year, they want to hear from you. Why do you think you deserve to be Style’s Princess Bride 2011? Write to them, or email, with a full-length picture of yourself, telling them, in no more than 250 words, why you deserve to win. It could be for reasons of pure romance, for triumph over tragedy, or simply for a love of fashion.
The Sunday Times will publish all the runners-up’s stories in Style, and the winner will be photographed in her dress by a top fashion photographer, and featured in the magazine in May. The winner must be available to come to London for four fittings, between February and April, and again for the fashion shoot in April.
Aside from the dress, there are also 10 runner-up prizes:
— A pair of shoes up to the value of £600 from every girl’s shoe designer of choice, Christian Louboutin.
— Anya Hindmarch luggage trolley for the perfect start to your honeymoon.
— Full-day passes to the spa at The Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge, for the bride and three of her hens, including smoothies and a light lunch, plus a facial and massage for the bride.
— A bridal hair consultation and goodie bag from celebrity hairdresser and bridal expert Richard Ward, to ensure your hair is salon perfect on your wedding day.
— A set of bridal lingerie worth up to £500 from Agent Provocateur, the ultimate name in naughty negligées.
— Guilty Pleasures personally DJ-ing at your reception, making sure the dancefloor stays full all night.
— Flowers for the bridal party from the fashionable florist, McQueens.
— The wedding cake of your dreams from bespoke cake creator Eric Lanlard, up to the value of £1,000.
— A wedding planner from the stylish stationer Smythson, a must-have for every bride-to-be.
— A day with Trevor O’Keefe, global make-up artist for Laura Mercier, for a consultation in preparation for your big day and a goodie bag of products to re-create the look.
— Anya Hindmarch luggage trolley for the perfect start to your honeymoon.
— Full-day passes to the spa at The Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge, for the bride and three of her hens, including smoothies and a light lunch, plus a facial and massage for the bride.
— A bridal hair consultation and goodie bag from celebrity hairdresser and bridal expert Richard Ward, to ensure your hair is salon perfect on your wedding day.
— A set of bridal lingerie worth up to £500 from Agent Provocateur, the ultimate name in naughty negligées.
— Guilty Pleasures personally DJ-ing at your reception, making sure the dancefloor stays full all night.
— Flowers for the bridal party from the fashionable florist, McQueens.
— The wedding cake of your dreams from bespoke cake creator Eric Lanlard, up to the value of £1,000.
— A wedding planner from the stylish stationer Smythson, a must-have for every bride-to-be.
— A day with Trevor O’Keefe, global make-up artist for Laura Mercier, for a consultation in preparation for your big day and a goodie bag of products to re-create the look.
To enter the competition, either write in to Style Bride Competition, 3 Thomas More Square, London E98 1ST, or email stylebride@sunday-times.co.uk
Don't forget include a full-length photograph of yourself. The winner will be announced in the April 10 issue of Style
Terms and conditions
Entrants must be over 18 and a UK resident. If you are entering on behalf of someone else, you must get their permission. Entries must be the original and unpublished work of the entrant and will be judged on emotion, storytelling ability and best fit for the Style magazine cover image. The wedding must be planned for before February 28, 2012. One entry per person. One first prize and 10 runner-up prizes. See full terms and and conditions. The editor’s decision is final.
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