CWM partnership with Maya Deluxe and Dower & Hall for an exciting prize giveaway!

bride in white dress with pearl earrings, necklace and ring

County Wedding Magazines has teamed up with Maya Deluxe and Dower & Hall for an exciting prize giveaway for our reader and social media followers!

If you like or follow all three brands on either Facebook or Instagram, you'll be in with a chance of winning a £350 Dower & Hall gift voucher which can be redeemed online, as well as a £250 gift voucher for Maya Deluxe – that's jewellery and bridesmaids sorted!

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The prizes cannot be redeemed for cash or credit. T&C apply. All three accounts must be followed on one platform. Competition closes Friday 23rd August.

Find out more about these gorgeous brands! 

Since 1990, Dower & Hall has been crafting a world of everyday and fine jewellery, renowned for its easy-to-wear pieces that quickly become treasured favourites. Proudly committed to sustainability, the company exclusively uses recycled metals. The designs are inspired by diverse sources, including travel and organic forms, reflecting a unique blend of influences.

Pearls symbolise perfection and longevity and hold a special place in Dower & Hall's collections. Among the world's oldest gems, pearls were first recorded as gifts in 2300 BC. Traditionally, symmetrical pearls have represented sophistication and class, with Queen Elizabeth II being a notable 21st-century icon of their elegance. However, Dower & Hall also celebrates pearls in their natural state, offering unique and distinctive pieces that make a bold statement.

For brides-to-be, Dower & Hall's pearl jewellery perfectly blends tradition and modernity. Each piece, crafted with the finest pearls, is timeless and affordable, combining classic design with a contemporary twist. These exquisite pieces ensure that every bride shines elegantly on her special day.

Enter the social competition for a chance to win a £350 voucher and discover the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of Dower & Hall jewellery, perfect for making your wedding day unforgettable. Visit dowerandhall.com

Maya Deluxe two models in green dresses




Welcome to the whimsical world of MAYA DELUXE - a family-run, British fashion brand in the heart of Manchester. Here at Maya, we're obsessed with bringing you beautiful romantic pieces that we hope will capture your imagination as much as they do ours.

Our collections are epitomised by our signature sequins and our intricate hand embellished designs. Timeless, elegant dresses with a touch of vintage charm are what we do best. Think ethereal flowing tulle, Gatsby-esque sequins and floor skimming silhouettes.

All of our dresses are designed in house at our studio Manchester - the traditional home of the British textile industry. The creative process starts with an act of the imagination that is brought to life by our talented design team. From sketch, to fabric selection to fitting and production, each dress is a labour of love. Our mission is to create magical, enchanting pieces, worthy of being part of your special day.

Enter the social media competition for a chance to win a £250 gift voucher for Maya Deluxe. Visit mayadeluxe.com to explore an array of bridesmaids dresses perfect for your big day.

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