Chauffeur driven Rolls Royce provided as part of the prize for a wedding competition for military servicemen and women
A Devonshire businessman who runs his own wedding car company has launched a competition, which is open to all military servicemen and women, to win a complete wedding day package.
The wedding venue has been donated by Lady Arran who will provide her home, the picturesque Castle Hill. A fleet of exquisite wedding cars including a Rolls Royce and a Bentley also come as part of the prize which worth a total of £9,000. The lucky couple will also receive bridal make-up and the bride’s dress, the groom and the best man’s suit, the services of a wedding planner, florist, wedding cake and musical entertainment for the reception as part of the generous package.
The winning couple will also get a taste of the celebrity lifestyle as their wedding will be featured in local glossy magazine, Archant Life.
Kieron Freeburn, the owner of wedding car hire company Classic Carriages, came up with the idea of donating his services free of charge to a local member of the armed forces to show his appreciation for the work these brave men and women have undertaken. The idea snowballed from there, with more and more suppliers agreeing to supply their services at no cost.
The exclusive wedding package is up for grabs to any couple who are willing to get married during 2010 and are a member of the armed forces. Nominations are being taken up until February 28th, after which the winners will be announced.
