Benevolent Brides is set to be the biggest charity wedding fayre in Yorkshire on Sunday the 30th January 2011 with all its proceeds going to the charity Women for Women.
Local Business Woman Hayley Hoyle from The Harrogate Wedding Lounge has created Benevolent Brides a new charity wedding fair, after discovering Professor Robert Winston’s charity Women for Women. Having taken part in various fundraising events for the charity in the past Hayley decided to really make a difference and host Yorkshires biggest charity wedding fair.....and so Benevolent Brides was born.
Hayley said: ‘I am planning for this wedding fayre to be the biggest and newest show in Harrogate and also the biggest charity wedding fayre in Yorkshire. The charity is very close to my heart and I wanted to help raise money for them whilst incorporating something else that I have a passion for. I wanted to ensure that 100% of the money raised in this event will be sent directly to the charity and I have managed to get help from professionals over Yorkshire to achieve this.’
Benevolent Brides will take place at the prestigious Crown Hotel in Harrogate on Sunday the 30th January 2011 between 11am and 4pm. The fayre will bring together the regions best and most exclusive wedding industry professionals for brides, grooms and their families to come and speak with.
The fair will offer something a bit different to our couples and keep them busy and entertained with full catwalk productions, entertainment stage, man crèche with casino and bar!, close up magic, competitions, goody bags and we have a few more surprises up our sleeves too!
For further information or to register for your FREE tickets to the show please visit www.benevolentbrides.co.uk
Message from Hayley ‘Professor Robert Winston charity Women for Women is at the heart of Benevolent Brides and we are very proud to this year be working with Women 4 Women an amazing charity that raises funds, awareness and provides training for research into the causes and treatments of conditions that affect women and their babies including Cancer, Miscarriage, Genetic diseases, Stillbirth, Polycystic ovary syndrome, Pre-Eclampsia, Infertility, Obstetric Cholestasis and Brain injury.
With nearly 250 babies dying every week in the UK from complications during pregnancy, their work has never been so essential for women and babies nationwide.
Fern Britton Has recently become a patron for the charity and regularly undertakes charity bike rides to raise money for the charity.
You can read more about the charity, the work they do and events they organise by visiting them at www.women-for-women.org or visiting the charity page on the website www.benevolentbrides.co.uk.
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