Trinidad Weddings (TW) has released its tenth-anniversary TW Wed-Zine magazine, which is available in print and an interactive, digital format.
A media release said the milestone edition promises to be an essential resource for brides, grooms, wedding planners and wedding enthusiasts alike, packed with exclusive content and features.
"TW Wed-Zine magazine is dedicated to providing couples with the inspiration and information they need to plan their perfect day. With a focus on helping the best brands and event service providers connect with those who need their services, it has become a trusted resource for couples and wedding professionals," the release said.
Editor-in-chief of TW Wed-Zine magazine Simone Sant-Ghuran said in the release, "We are incredibly happy to celebrate our tenth anniversary with this special issue. Our goal has always been to inspire and empower couples to create weddings that are uniquely suited to them. Our interactive digital edition offers an even more dynamic and comprehensive resource for today's tech-savvy couples."
She said, "During our decade of publishing, we have worked with over 450 wedding vendors and brands (about 50 per issue). One of our philosophies is to only use real brides on our cover. We want our brides to be able to relate to someone who looks like them. Even though we say we are for brides and grooms, the truth is, all walks of womanhood come to TW Wed-Zine for inspiration, ideas, and of course – love stories.
"People also always ask if our publication is foreign – maybe because they wrongly associate high-quality with 'not being from Trinidad and Tobago' and I am always proud to say that we are 100 per cent produced in TT."
The tenth-anniversary issue of TW Wed-Zine magazine is available and the digital edition can be accessed through a free download at https://www.trinidadweddings.com/shop/ and the printed version can be bought exclusively at https://www.trinidadweddings.com/shop/
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