The cream of Cornwall’s wedding industry has been honoured at the second Cornish Brides Awards held in Truro.
More than 200 entries were whittled down to a final 48, in 13 categories from wedding venue of the year to wedding cake designer.
Biggest winners of the night were Partini Balloons from Bodmin, which won the venue styling of the year award and the coveted bridal business of the year trophy.
There were also several winners who successfully defended their titles from last year, including Lavender Rose of Penryn which retained the bridal boutique of the year award, Falmouth’s Sally Orchard Make-up Artist won the bridal beauty stylist(s) of the year award once more, and English Rose Wedding Stationery of Wadebridge took home the wedding stationer of the year award for the second consecutive year.
Judges took into consideration comments and feedback from brides and customers, the number of votes amassed during the open voting periods, websites and social media platforms, plus feedback obtained from mystery client visits and calls.
Winners
Bridal Business of the Year
Partini Balloons - Bodmin
The Bridal Excellence Award
Rosewarne Manor - Connor Downs, nr Hayle
Wedding Venue of the Year
Penventon Park Hotel - Redruth
Wedding Designer of the Year
Cornish Tin & Gold at Wearnes Jewellers - Helston and Falmouth
Wedding Photographer of the Year
Tick Tock Photos – St Austell
Bridal Boutique of the Year
Lavender Rose - Penryn Bridal
Beauty Stylist(s) of the Year
Sally Orchard Make-up Artist - Falmouth
Wedding Cake Designer of the Year
The Big Fat Cake Company - Redruth
Wedding Videographer of the Year
Farmhouse Studios - Retanna, nr Falmouth
Wedding Services of the Year
The Cornish Ice Trike - Penryn
Wedding Florist of the Year
Flowers from Bruallen - Delabole
Wedding Stationer of the Year
English Rose Wedding Stationery - Wadebridge
Wedding Venue Stylist of the Year
Partini Balloons - Bodmin
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here