CHATTERBOX - Lochwinnoch
CHATTERBOX - Lochwinnoch
CHATTERBOX - Lochwinnoch
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Weddings Continued<br />
We were a little short of space last<br />
month so we didn't manage to include<br />
all the wedding information we had.<br />
Specialist Wedding and Event Florist<br />
Elaine Lamont was unfortunate in that<br />
her chosen photographs were not<br />
included. Sorry Elaine! You can now<br />
see examples of her wedding<br />
bouquets. If you are interested, why<br />
not have a chat with Elaine and see<br />
what she can design uniquely for you.<br />
Call Elaine on 01505 506169 or 07505<br />
735733, email: elamont@live.co.uk or<br />
take a look at the website:<br />
www.elainelamont.co.uk<br />
While you know that Craft of Calder<br />
Gallery is the place to have your<br />
wedding pictures framed, do you know<br />
that they can also help if you want to<br />
have your bouquet framed? Call in and<br />
they can put you in touch with a<br />
company that can dry and frame your<br />
bouquet so that you can keep it<br />
always.<br />
What kind of wedding cake?<br />
Decisions, decisions.. If you need help<br />
or advice from hiring cake tins or a<br />
cake stand to decorating ideas, get in<br />
touch with Judy at VeeBee Sugarart in<br />
Kilbirnie.<br />
Judy is an expert cake decorator and<br />
has invaluable knowledge and<br />
contacts. The shop in Kilbirnie (at the<br />
roundabout) is full of goodies from<br />
beautiful cake top decorations,<br />
ribbons, favours to cake-decorating<br />
paraphernalia.<br />
VeeBee Sugarart, 19 Main St,<br />
Kilbirnie. Tel: 01505 683689 Email:<br />
judy@vbsugarart.co.uk<br />
www.vbsugarart.co.uk<br />
Community Garden<br />
With funding from Action Earth, the<br />
Community Garden group along with<br />
a number of volunteers from the<br />
community completed the<br />
construction of a wildlife pond in the<br />
grounds of the Community Garden.<br />
We were fortunate to have some local<br />
pond experts on hand to offer advice<br />
and suggestions, and volunteers<br />
young and old to help with the<br />
digging and and preparation work.<br />
The event was blessed with some<br />
warm sunny weather so everyone<br />
enjoyed the hard work and the BBQ<br />
which followed.<br />
The pond was filled and was allowed<br />
to settle for a few weeks before<br />
planting began. (although a hose<br />
was used to begin with, <strong>Lochwinnoch</strong><br />
weather managed to fill the pond to<br />
18<br />
overflowing within a couple of days!)<br />
It is hoped that the pond will provide a<br />
habitat for frogs, toads, newts and<br />
other creatures and support local<br />
biodiversity.