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Wednesday 11 July 2018

Borough’s breathtaking settings generate weddings bonanza for Cheshire East


With some of the most breathtaking settings imaginable, Cheshire East is among the most popular places in the country for couple’s to say ‘I do.’

Cheshire East Council’s award-winning registration service is officially recognised as among the best for delivering every bride’s dream – a seamless ceremony founded on detailed planning and professionalism.

Whether it’s a castle, a historic hall or a hotel and spa, the service prides itself on making a couple’s wedding day a day to remember – for all the right reasons.

With more than 2,000 ceremonies a year at more than 70 approved venues throughout Cheshire East, the registration service was recently voted ‘best ceremony provider’ at the North West Wedding Awards, staged by County Brides Magazine.

It has also received the highest rating of all from the Registrar General for all the services delivered, including the registration of births and deaths.

A staggering 70 per cent of couples are from outside the borough yet choose Cheshire East for their nuptials because of its wide choice in outstanding venues. The service helps to deliver £32m a year to the rural economy – the sum the wedding business brings into the borough, including hotels, cars, flowers and outfits.

Julie Hadfield, a superintendent registrar, said: “We take a great deal of pride in the service we offer to couples and we have a fantastic team, who go that extra mile to ensure no detail is overlooked.

“The professionalism of our team is key to making sure our couples enjoy a day to remember. The award of ‘best ceremony provider’ was a real thrill and we are delighted to be the inaugural winners of this new award.

“We are lucky to have some amazing venues to offer, which was also recognised on the night, with Wrenbury Hall scooping the award for ‘best venue’ (second year running) and Crewe Hall, which received the ‘business of the year’ award.”

Cheshire East Council Leader Rachel Bailey said: “I am proud of all the customer-facing services this council delivers and this one in particular stands out as an example of the quality and professionalism we seek to achieve across the whole of Cheshire East Council.

“It is pleasing to learn that it is not only contributing to the borough’s economy but also making many hundreds of couples happy into the bargain.”

The service is currently recruiting for two deputy registrars of births, marriages and deaths. So, if you fancy a new challenge in life, why not apply? To do so visit: https://cheshireeast.gov.uk/jobs_and_careers/jobs_and_careers.aspx

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