Could you be the Special Moments Christmas Bride of 2008?

If you are getting married in the UK, during December, this year, then you can enter the Special Moments Christmas Bride of 2008 competition. The competition is open to any bride being married during the month of December – in any part of the UK.

To enter, all you have to do is to email a high resolution CD, and 4″ x 6″ print, of the image you think best demonstrates that your photographer captured the most important Special Moment at your wedding to: Christmas Bride, Moments Wedding Photography Limited, 38 Woodland Road, Selsey, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 0AL.

The rules are simple: the wedding must have taken place in the UK during the month of December, this year. The prize will be a superb, hand-printed, A3 (approximately 16″ x 12″), enlargement of the image you have submitted, with publication of your picture on our website, during February.

Entrants should enclose their name and address so that the prize winning print can be sent to you by Recorded Delivery. The disk you send us should be accompanied by a note from the photographer – who does not have to be a professional – stating that s/he was the photographer and that the wedding did take place during the final month of this year. This note should also include the name and address of the bride with details of the date, time and place of the wedding.

Please also make sure that the telephone numbers of the bride and the photographer are enclosed so that Moments can verify the judge’s decision.

Disks have to be received at Moments offices by not later than Monday, January 19, 2009, and it should be noted that proof of posting is not proof of delivery, unless the disk has been sent by Recorded Delivery.

The winner will be announced on our website during February, when we shall also publish an image of the winning Special Moment. One of Moments’ senior photographers will judge the competition and his decision will be final. We will not enter into any correspondence regarding his decision, following publication of the image he considers to be the winner.