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Oxfordshire businesses win quarter of national wedding awards

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Wedding industry accolades have resulted in a windfall for Oxfordshire companies, which secured 25 percent of all national victories at a leading sector ceremony.

The prizes were presented at the Guides for Brides Customer Service Awards, which took place at Oxford Town Hall on March 18, with recipients chosen according to authenticated testimonials posted by engaged couples throughout 2025 on the Guides for Brides platform.

Guides for Brides’ strategy director Nikita Thorne observed that as newlyweds increasingly depend on dependable evaluations when selecting wedding services, accolades derived from real client experiences have become increasingly significant.

Data indicates that 45 percent of couples consult wedding directories to examine feedback and confirm supplier credentials prior to finalising choices.

These distinctions shine a light on establishments that repeatedly exceed expectations to provide remarkable journeys for their clients.

It is encouraging to witness so many Oxfordshire enterprises receiving acknowledgment.

Within the food service division, Oxford Fine Dining secured the national honour, while KJA Photography earned the distinction for photography services.

Illustration by Kiwi received recognition for paper products and creative elements, and Cakes of Curiosity took the prize for confectionery and dessert offerings.

Kate Marie Event Styling collected the accolade for venue embellishment and presentation, and Oxford Event Hire Ltd was honoured for wedding execution and logistics.

JBMAC claimed victory in the entertainment segment, and The Pbooth Company received top marks for photo booth services.

Lover’s Rock was designated top supplier for jewellery.

Flight Club Oxford earned distinction in the celebration category.

Additional Oxfordshire establishments also garnered highly commended status, among them Gallery Cakes, Charlton Park Bespoke Artisan Flowers, and David Bostock Photography.

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