4th February - 29th April 2007

The 6th Annual Alternative Wedding and Valentine Show

INSPIRED WEDDINGS
SPRING 2007

'TASSELS AND TIARAS'
THIS YEAR'S ALTERNATIVE WEDDING AND VALENTINE SHOW AT KATH LlBBERT JEWELLERY GALLERY AT SALTS MILL IN SALTAIRE, IS INVITING BRIDES-TO-BE, ALONG WITH THEIR GIRLFRIENDS, BRIDESMAIDS AND MUMS, TO INDULGE IN ONE OFTHE GALLERY'S EXCLUSIVE, GLAMOROUS 'TASSELS AND TIARAS' EVENINGS.

Proving that wedding planning can be fun, 'Tassels and Tiaras' offers brides-to-be the chance to be treated like a princess for an evening. Relax with a glass of bubbly before meeting the designers who can help you create your own personalized tiara; try on different styles, find your favourite, then choose the embellishments - from feathers and pearls to Swarovski crystals - making a tiara that is uniquely yours. Tiaras and hair decorations can also be created for your bridesmaids and there will even be a make up artist and hair stylist on hand to help you tryout new arrangements to complete your 'crowning glory'.
Showing one of Yorkshire's largest and most distinctive collections of contemporary wedding jewellery, the 6th Annual Wedding and Valentine Show launched on the 4th Feb. Sparkling new collections from twenty leading designers, including very special tiaras by 'jeweller to the stars' Malcolm Morris are complemented by intimate images from award winning reportage wedding photographer Karen Turner.

The Kath Libbert Jewellery gallery, celebrating it's 10th year, shows a constantly changing selection of contemporary jewellery and accessories throughout the year, complemented by major exhibitions often featuring top European designers as well as the cream of British talent.

Yorkshire Post, 8 February 2007 review of *Tassels and Tiaras*

YORKSHIRE POST
8 FEBRUARY 2007

Gem of an idea
Jeweller Sarah Collins models a tiara by Malcolm Morris and a giant bracelet with ceramic wedding charms by Nicola Malkin, some of the striking items on display at the Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery, at Salt's Mill, Saltaire.

The gallery is staging Tassels & Tiaras, the sixth Annual Alternative Wedding and Valentine Show, until the end of April.
It features hand-crafted collections of contemporary jewellery from over 20 leading designers, including Betty Pepper's embroidered Love Hearts brooches presented in their own special boxes; rings by Olivia Schlevogt and tiaras designed by Katherine Grimes.

Also on display is a giant helix ball ring created from 18ct yellow gold and speckled with diamonds.

The show runs until April 29. Special evening viewings for brides can be arranged by calling 01274 599790.

Picture: Gary Longbottom

ABSOLUTE LEEDS
FEBRUARY 2007

THE PLACES WE LOVE
If a wedding is on the cards, or you are looking for a really special gift, then take a trip to Salts Mill in Saltaire and the Alternative Wedding and Valentine Show at the Kath Libbert jewellery gallery. Wedding jewellery from 20 leading designers will be on display, including special tiaras by "jeweller to the stars" Malcolm Morris. He created the tiaras for Gwynneth Paltrow in Shakespeare in Love and has also designed jewellery for celebrity clients including Dawn French and Joan Collins. The Alternative Wedding and Valentine Show runs from 4 February until 29 April.

SHOUT
FEBRUARY 2007

'TASSELS AND TIARAS'
As part of this year's Alternative Wedding and J'alentine Show the Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery at Salts Mill in Saltaire is inviting civil partners-to-be. along with friends and family, to indulge in one of their glamorous Tassels and Tiaras evenings on Thursday 29th March.

'Enjoy a glass of bubbly,.' they say, 'whilst listening to the witty musings of celebrated poet James Nash, before browsing the distinctive, hand-crafted collections of wedding jewellery from 20 leading designers, including very special tiaras made by 'jeweller to the stars' Malcolm Morris.

The Wedding and Valentine Show runs from February 4th to April 29th. For more info and to book your place at the Tassels and Tiaras evening, call 01274 599790.

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