Lifestyle Archive
(September 2010)

1 September 2010

Tranquillity personified…

For Richard and Wendy Walsh, leaving Bilsby Hall at Bilsby, near Alford, will be quite a wrench. The couple purchased the old farmhouse ten years ago and the building, set in grounds of nine acres, has made a lovely home for their six children – Andrea (25), Alex (23), Alison (21), Alistair (18), Andrew (15) Read more…

The green, green grass of home

Steffie Shields highlights ornamental grasses and prairie planting. ‘Charity begins at home’ – this oft-mentioned quote rings true when you consider the wealth of wonderful gardens open for charity in the county. This gives us a chance for time-out, exploring ‘pastures new’ with family and friends but also supports very worthy causes. The valiant efforts Read more…

Fashion for florals

Dusty hues and faded brights are the background to many of the monochrome floral prints which appear in this season’s collections. Perfect for a winter wedding, the print gives the appearance of texture and a dreamy, romantic charm to special occasion dressing.

The finishing touches

Choosing the right accessories can take an outfit from looking good to absolutely fabulous. There are breathtaking bright colours splashed with earthier tans and browns. Eye catching detail sets the trend with tassles, studding, buckles or fringing on handbags and shoes. To complete the outfit, beaded jewellery, in brights, whites and silvers.

Well suited

A first impression is a lasting impression and you can be sure to make the right impact in a well cut suit. Single breasted jackets are favourite which flatter any shape; lapels and ties are worn wider; trousers are slim on the leg. Team with a crisp shirt from a palette of jewel colours.

All wrapped up

There are some great knitwear collections for the forthcoming season. Loose, slouchy knitwear is one theme, while chunky knits are a favourite with jeans and trousers. Muted tones are highlighted with vivid blues, reds and purples. Team your casual look with a great pair of winter boots and you will be ready to face all Read more…

Amanda Cope and Gavin Widdison

Amanda Cope and Gavin Widdison were married at Stow Church and afterwards held a reception in Sturton by Stow. The couple went on to enjoy a honeymoon in Singapore and Thailand. If you are a newly wed and would like to appear in the magazine, please ask your photographer to forward on an image of Read more…

Catherine Robinson and Matthew Blackburn

Catherine Robinson and Matthew Blackburn were married at Greetwell Church. After a reception held at the Pyewipe Inn the couple went on to honeymoon in Matlock. If you are a newly wed and would like to appear in the magazine, please ask your photographer to forward on an image of your choice to editorial@lincolnshirelife.co.uk and Read more…

Katherine Bridge and Nathan Parkin

Katherine Bridge and Nathan Parkin were married and afterwards celebrated with a reception at Belton Woods Hotel, Grantham. Two best men, Robert Grace and James Wilkinson, supported the groom. If you are a newly wed and would like to appear in the magazine, please ask your photographer to forward on an image of your choice Read more…

Sonia Simpson and Ian Court

Sonia Simpson and Ian Court were married and held their reception at Boston West Golf Club. They then went on to honeymoon in Dublin and California. If you are a newly wed and would like to appear in the magazine, please ask your photographer to forward on an image of your choice to editorial@lincolnshirelife.co.uk and Read more…