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Planning Guide 2016

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14 real weddings PLANNING GUIDE 2016 By Kim Mah T H E P E R M A N E N T C O U R T E S Y O F J A S O N S T A T L E R ; T H E B O R R O W E D C O L L E C T I O N C O U R T E S Y O F A I N S L E Y R O S E P H O T O g R A P H Y NEWS&CUES Looking for a stunning Vancouver venue with a bit of history? Check out The Permanent, a recently restored heritage building that first opened its doors on West Pender Street in 1907, as the BC Permanent & Loan Company. More than a century later, it now welcomes weddings and other celebrations, offering state-of-the-art equipment alongside historical touches like original stained glass, crystal details and even the original bank vault door. The Permanent can host up to 180 for a seated dinner or 250 for a standing reception. thepermanent.ca StEp BaCk iN timE SOMETHINg BORROWED ONE-STOP SHOP TASTE OF SCOTLAND Once you've found your dream dress, you'll need the perfect accessories. But if splurging on designer jewellery isn't in the cards for you, The Borrowed Collection can help. This unique Vancouver-based service rents out sparkling necklaces, bracelets, earrings, headpieces, veils and belts from designers like Jenny Packham and Kate Spade – all at a fraction of the purchase price. Simply go online to choose your piece and it'll be shipped to your door, or pick up your chosen item at Soirée Lounge in Vancouver. theborrowedcollection.com When you're pulling together your wedding, it always helps to find a vendor who can multi-task. Meet Nicole Jespersen of Details Special Event Planning & Décor. In addition to full planning and décor design services, the Victoria-based wedding planner now offers complete floral services. Working with local growers and wholesalers, Jespersen brings in the freshest products to create in-season bouquets, centrepieces and more – either as a standalone service or bundled with a planning and décor package. detailsbc.com Of the endless variety of sweets you can serve on your wedding dessert table or give away as favours, you can't go wrong with melt-in-your-mouth shortbread. Say hello to Rose's Shortbread, a recently launched treat by a B.C. baker whose recipe for perfect Scottish shortbread is a well-guarded secret. The buttery cookies can be customized in practically any shape, size or flavour, including inventive varieties like hot chile chocolate or lavender lemon. Custom orders start at $200. rosesshortbread.com F

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