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Located on Old Christchurch Road, at the site of the former Dusk till Dawn nightclub, The MacGuffin Project is the south coasts newest attraction everyone is talking about.

Bringing a slice of London magic to Bournemouth town centre, The MacGuffin Project offers people an escape from reality by immersing you into the dark but beautiful world of the long forgotten MacGuffin Carnival. It’s down to you and your team to work together, unravel the mysteries and overcome the challenges that unfold before you. Interact with machines, communicate with lost souls and piece together the past as you race against time to complete your missions.

Is looking for a stylish wedding venue with a vintage twist leaving you feeling a little ‘hot under the collar’?  Perhaps The Black Swan has just what you’re looking for…

The Black Swan Hotel in Helmsley, are well known for hosting charming country weddings, as well as serving delicious afternoon teas, so they’ve created an all-inclusive wedding package for spring/summer 2018, offering both in one delicious package, ‘A Little Hot Under the Collar’.  

A wedding day is said to be one of the happiest days of your life, and if you’re the resident photographer at one of those special and memorable occasions, you too could be smiling from ear to ear. Food for Celebration, sponsored by Champagne Taittinger, a category of Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year is once again looking for festive photos of celebratory food from around the globe.
 
Perhaps you have amazing shots of a bridal breakfast, a sumptuous spread at a stag do, a wedding cake creation with towering tiers, the pink Champagne toast, or silver service waiters preparing a wedding feast with military precision - all could be potential contenders for the top prize!

A national jeweller has launched a search for the UK’s best ‘Bling-stagrammer’, with a pair of wedding rings worth £2,000 up for grabs for the winning engagement ring shot.  

Beaverbrooks the Jewellers is on the hunt for aspiring jewellery photographers after finding that 42 per cent of millennials now take an ‘engagement selfie’ to share on social media, with 87 per cent admitting that it was ‘important’ for them to look good in the snap.