The Little Wedding Helper

Bristol Vintage are delighted to confirm our latest exhibitor… The Little Wedding Helper.

Kirsten (aka The Little Wedding Helper) is a brilliant stylist. 

She's that extra pair of hands to help you style your wedding so it's uniquely yours.

There's no need to worry about your marquee, the village hall or hotel. With Kirsten's on-the-day service you can enjoy the build up of your wedding day whilst she decorates inside and out, making your venue beautiful and personal, with incredible attention to detail. 

Kirsten knows that sourcing vintage decor can often be one of the most exciting parts of preparing for your big day, and what she specialises in is bringing together all of those gorgeous props and pieces of furniture and really making the most of them.

Kirsten also has her own extensive range of vintage furniture and decor that can be hired - so never fear, The Little Wedding Helper can help you no matter how far along you are in the styling process. 

Have you begun to source vintage props for your special day?  Have you thought about a wedding stylist? Even in the early stages of planning, The Little Wedding Helper is here to give you a helping hand. A match made in heaven, don’t you think?

Come and meet Kirsten at our next fair in 2014. Meantime you can find out more on her website, on Facebook and Twitter. Happy styling!

Rachel Goodchild Designs

We’re delighted to welcome back Rachel Goodchild to our Bristol Vintage Wedding Fair.

Rachel is a designer specialising in vintage-inspired contemporary paper goods. Her product range includes giftwrap, greeting cards, journals, gift bags and boxes. She’s been designing since 2000 and originally sold her products to the wholesale market, but as her reputation grew, a retail business was added. She now has many and varied customers throughout the United Kingdom as well as the States, Europe & Australia. 

These gorgeous giftwrap designs have been featured in The Sunday Times Style Magazine, Homes and Antiques Magazine, Vogue, Country Homes and Interiors, Coast and Country Living Magazine, as well as in The Pattern Sourcebook by Drusilla Cole. 

Rachel is also the brains behind The Wedding Blog Designer. She has a range of bespoke wedding stationery, journals, blogs and decorations that she’ll be bringing to this years’ Fair. 

With her Wedding invitations, she can incorporate personal photographs and wording into the wedding design to create a bespoke invitation. They’re a fantastic idea. Each invitation is full colour front and back, and each order delightfully and individually vintage.

Her wedding blogs are a wonderful on-line resource available for the wedding couple and their guests too. No more bits of paper falling out of your wedding invitation, instead you can use your wedding blog to include everything; the wedding list, details of the church and reception venue, maps and directions, local accommodation and transport, contact details, details of the stag and hen nights, and a display of wedding and honeymoon photographs. It’s got all your wedding details in one place!

You can find out more about her products and designs on her website, check out the wedding blog designs here and find her on Facebook and Twitter.  Oh and do make sure you come and visit her at the Fair.   She’ll be exhibiting her 'Wedding Bells' Fairy Lights - a string of 20 fairy lights for indoor use. The 'Wedding Bells' gift set comes in a variety of designs and is packed in a white box with a clear perspex lid. Lovely.