Win with Bride & Groom magazine

By Angela Ndagano and Hellen Mutoni

ARE you struggling to find that dream gown because of budget constraints? Do you want your skin to look lighter on your wedding day?

The answer to your queries lies in the first issue of Bride & Groom magazine this year, which is already on the market.

Lucky readers stand a chance to win skin lightening treatments and products worth sh12m from Avane Cliniqué and Medispa. There is also a gown and full entourage bridal salon worth sh5m courtesy of Suki Fashions.

To participate, fill out the coupon in the magazine and drop them at the Vision Group Head offices. The magazine also investigates the trend of women paying their way to the altar. 

Why are women doing so? What is the take of the gentlemen on this issue? What do the counselors and religious leaders have to say?

As always, the magazine brings you planning ideas to make the process easier. There are over 500 tips and ideas to guide you as you plan your wedding. Among them are tips on how to painlessly raise money for the wedding and different ways of involving relatives and friends in the planning and organisation of the big event. 

However, before you rush to plan, have you been tested? Beyond the HIV test, there are five other crucial medical tests you must do with your partner.

In the salon special, read about Kampala’s best hairdressers, how they started and what makes them tick. What are the tips on choosing your bridal hair stylist? We give you 10 questions to ask your bridal hair dresser and how to manage your time at the salon.

Also, find out how the cover girl, Zurah Mutaasa,daughter of city tycoon Hajji Mutaasa Kafeero, met her husband, Abdul Latif.

We bet you all want to know about the winners of our three previous promos that ran in our previous issue, the sh3m cake promo from Jellaz Bakers, sh6m décor from Flex Impressions and the sh2m wedding gown from Judy’s Bridal, we bring you highlights from the draws and the winners.

There is so much more for you to enjoy in this 100-page magazine yet at only sh10,000.

Our readers should get a copy from our newspaper vendors and in major supermarkets countrywide.