Saltburn-by-the-Sea is located on the picturesque North East coast of England.
Nestling etween the urban conurbation of Teesside to the West, Captain Cook's Whitby to the East and the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park "Heartbeat Country" to the South, Saltburn-by-the-Sea retains its character and charm from a traditional, Victorian seaside resort heritage.
THE BRIDE
The Bride selects the type of service, and decides on her dress and the Bridesmaids' attire.
THE BRIDE'S FATHER
The father gives the Bride away. He receives guests at the reception and pays for the Brides wedding dress, Bridesmaids dresses, cars (except the Bridegrooms), photographs, church and reception flowers, invitations and press announcements.
THE BRIDE'S MOTHER
The Brides Mother is initially in charge of all proceedings. Together with the Bridegrooms mother, she decides on the guest list and the venue for the reception. She handles any catering arrangements and ensures that the wedding cake is ready. After the wedding ceremony the Brides mother and father, together with the Bride and Bridegroom, and his parents, greet the guests at the reception.
THE CHIEF BRIDESMAID
She assists the Bride to dress, holds the bouquet during the ceremony and organises other Bridesmaids.
THE BRIDEGROOM
The Bridegroom selects the Best Man and Ushers. He Buys the rings and pays for the church or registrars fees. He can also buy presents for the Bridesmaids, Best Man and Ushers as a gesture of gratitude for their help. He buys the flowers for his Bride, the Brides Mother, Bridesmaids and button holes for himself and the Best Man. He arranges the transport for himself and the Best Man and for the Bride and himself after the wedding.
THE BEST MAN
The best Man is the Bridegrooms right hand man. He keeps the ring and ensures that the Bridegroom gets to the church on time. He pays the church fees on behalf of the Bridegroom. He checks and ensures transport for all guests to the reception and that any travel arrangements for the honeymoon are in order. At the reception, it is the Best Mans honour to read any congratulatory telegrams.