English Wedding Awards 2022 Winner

English Wedding Awards 2022 Winner

English Wedding Awards 2022 Winner

After being nominated for a wedding award way back in 2021 I waited patiently for the winners announcement. And was it worth the wait, yes! Elizabeth Anne Norris jewellery was awarded 2 awards in the English Wedding Awards 2022.

English Wedding Awards 2022 winner

Special pieces of Jewellery

What does jewellery mean to you? Is it something you wear or collect? Or maybe it’s something you treasure? Whatever it is, we all have a special piece of jewellery that means something to us. Thinking of that special piece of jewellery you own, were you involved in the designing, making, purchasing of it? For some people the only jewellery they will ever wear is a wedding ring and it’s one of my favourite things to design and make for wedding couples. That’s why I’m excited to announce that Elizabeth Anne Norris Jewellery won not 1 but 2 awards in the jewellery category in 2022.

The 5th English Wedding Awards Ceremony

The English Wedding Awards was created to celebrate the best vendors and most excellent suppliers for the wedding industry in England. Whether they’re providing beautiful venues to be wed at or providing amazing flowers to adorn the wedding party, these talented individuals are providing couples with the very best weddings.

Big names in the Wedding industry

Elizabeth Anne Norris jewellery was not only a winner in the West Midlands but also in the South of England. 2 Awards, how fantastic that is. I’m honoured to be recognised alongside some incredible names such as:

  • Romantic Wedding Venue of the Year Overall: : Macdonald Ansty Hall Hotel (Coventry)
  • Wedding Boutique of the Year Overall Winner: The Dressing Rooms Bridal (Halesowen)
  • Groomswear Supplier of the Year Overall Winner: Black Tie Menswear (Crowthorne)
  • Stationary Supplier of the Year Overall: Evelyn & Elliot  (Shrewsbury)
  • Event Decorator of the Year Overall Winner: Decorations by Design (Burton upon Trent)
  • Wedding Venue of the Year Overall Winner: Redhouse Barn (Bromsgrove)
  • Cake Designer of the Year  Overall Winner: Elite Cake Design (Solihull)
  • Hair & Make Up Specialist of the Year Overall Winner: Kerry-anne Hair (Milton Keynes)
  • Wedding Photographer of the Year Overall Winner: Daniella Marino’s photography (Berkeley)

 

Special Thanks

We would like to thank everyone who voted for us in the 5th year of the English Wedding Awards and congratulate our fellow nominees on their success. It’s been great discovering such wonderful wedding suppliers and we look forward to nurturing a partnership with them in the future.

If you want to see more about the awards visit Creative Oceanic Website 

Thank you so much for your support!

Elizabeth

English Wedding Awards 2022
Midlands Walks Part 1

Midlands Walks Part 1

Midlands Walks part 1

I’ve decided to document my Midlands walks here on my blog. Hopefully they will provide some useful inspiration for readers who may have Long Covid, or are local to the area or just want to view pretty photos of the West Midlands through the changing seasons. 

As a side note I want to add that I am not a photographer. I photograph anything that appeals, from landscapes, reflections, paths to nature textures. I try not to apply filters so what you see is what you get.

The last walk I wrote about was the King’s Norton walk which you can read here.

Between Christmas and New Year I decided to treat myself to a spa break in Sutton Coldfield and whilst I was there i went for a chilly walk in Sutton Park.

Sutton Park 3
Sutton Park 1
Sutton Park 2
Sutton Park 4

My first Midlands walk of 2022 was in my local park, Highbury Park. I love this park all year round. It is vast and wild and full of trees.

Highbury Park 1
Highbury Park 2
Highbury Park 3
Highbury Park 4

On 3 January 2022, I was invited by a lady I’d met on a previous walk, to walk the Harborne Walkway (a disused railway line) and around Edgbaston reservoir. It was a sunny but cold morning but I joined her and a few other ladies on the lovely 5 mile walk. 

Harborne Walkway 1
Harborne Walkway 2
Harborne Walkway 4

On 9 January I joined a meetup group for a walk along the Stratford and Avon canal (starting just north of Stratford) to Wilmcote village and back. The total was 4 miles and the sunshine made for a beautiful walk with friendly folk.

Wilmcote 1
Wilmcote 2
Wilmcote 3
Wilmcote 4

Because I’m still being cautious about Covid and because I have Long Covid myself, walking is one of the only exercises I can do at the moment.

I’m still learning my own limitations with this illness and what my body can take without causing severe fatigue etc. It’s a fine balance to walk without overdoing it but still going out walking for all the benefits that it brings. In November I stupidly decided to go on a 9 mile walk and was sick for a month afterwards as a result. I’m finding 4-5 miles is a good distance for me at the moment. And walking once a week seems doable.

I hope my notes and photo from these Midlands walks have helped or inspired you. Please leave your comments or feedback below. I’d like to hear from you.