Croydon, Surrey (PRWEB UK) 3 June 2011
The popular vintage inspired Fifties Wedding Blog has just announced the launch of an exclusive competition. The competition, which is being run in conjunction with London wedding photographers Matt Foden Photography, gives one lucky couple the opportunity to win their wedding photography for free.
Husband and wife team Matt and Brenda Foden are offering the competition winners a wedding photography package worth over 1200, including a 10×10 album with vintage leather cover and fine art paper. To enter the competition couples must explain, in less than 200 words, what will make their wedding day vintage-inspired (50s or otherwise) and say why they think they deserve to win the prize. Couples can enter the competition at Fifties Wedding.
Commenting on this competition, joint owner of Matt Foden Photography, Matt Foden said, “Were delighted to announce the launch of this competition, which is being exclusively featured by Fifties Wedding. Its an opportunity for us to give something back, and offer our services for free to one deserving couple. We are huge fans of vintage weddings and love the charming details you find at 50s and vintage themed weddings. You only have to look at the wedding dress that Kate Middleton wore at the Royal Wedding to see the demand for the elegance and grace that brides would love for their own wedding day. We’re delighted to be working with Fifties Wedding, which is one of the most exciting wedding blogs to emerge in the last few years. It really is the perfect place for vintage inspired couples to get ideas for their wedding day.”
Fifties Wedding is a vintage wedding blog showcasing a wide variety of 50s and vintage suppliers and weddings. The blog is run by Charlie Tomlinson and her Mum Selma.
Matt Foden Photography is husband and wife team Matt and Brenda Foden, specialist portrait and wedding photographers based in Croydon, in Greater London. They are available to cover weddings across the UK as well as destination weddings further afield. You can see more of their work at their website:
http://www.mattfoden.co.uk/
