The gift of tranquility: SiloStay
Stuck on a pre or post nuptials present? In the heart of Banks Peninsula, the ultimate romantic retreat awaits, opening the door to a world of wellness. As a simple escape for busy, overwhelmed couples, SiloStay offers grain silos repurposed into spectacular serviced apartments, best enjoyed with the one you love. Little River […]
Editor’s note: Saying I do
Yes, it’s a wedding issue, and one that will bring back memories of your own marriage ceremonies for many of you. For those planning theirs, or dreaming of future nuptial bliss, this issue is full of ideas, people, and businesses that can help, plus lots of local wedding photos. I’ve waltzed down the […]
Gorgeous gowns: Wilkins Bridal
Today’s brides want their wedding gowns to be magical, memorable, and to represent who they are, and what is important to them. While one bride might want lots of detail, with lace and sequins, another will opt for a dress that is pared down and simple. Wilkins Bridal delivers every bride the […]
Local holiday fun: Christchurch Attractions
The Christchurch Tram and Christchurch Gondola offer plenty of joy for the whole family. Hop on the Christchurch Tram to explore the central city, including family-favourite spots like Margaret Mahy Playground, Tūranga, the Christchurch Art Gallery and the Botanic Gardens. Get your all-day Tram pass for $40 per adult and $10 per child […]
Hop, skip, jump into school holidays
Starting on 12 April, the school holidays are filled with opportunities to head into the city, soak up the last of any good weather, and spend time with the little loves in your life. From trampoline arenas, parks and playgrounds for burning energy to spaces dedicated to set imagination alight, Canterbury offers plenty […]
Eying up education: Anstice Optometrists
A recent study on New Zealand school children showed that 30 percent of Year 2 children suffered from a visual condition likely affecting their academic performance. Pre-school vision screening, while effective at detecting severe visual conditions, does not screen children for reading vision. Problems with close-range focus can lead to decreased reading rate, […]
Treats to meet the moment: G&T Catering
In any celebration, glorious tablescapes set the tone. On your wedding day, what you eat is as crucial as how it is presented and served. Romantic, elegant, rustic, modern – tablescape themes reflect a couple’s personality and establish an ambience to create an unforgettable dining experience. Choose your design aesthetic and menu preferences […]
Suffrage memorial celebrated
The Kate Sheppard National Memorial to Women’s Suffrage has been entered on the New Zealand Heritage List Rārangi Kōrero as a place of outstanding historical and cultural significance. The 2.1-metre-high bas-relief sculpture, tucked away behind the Municipal Chambers on Oxford Terrace, depicts a life-sized Kate Sheppard, flanked by five other influential suffragettes. The […]
In tune with real estate: Thereak Noy
Unwavering dedication, the ability to navigate the complexities of real estate pricing, and putting your wants and needs above all else – what more could you want in a real estate agent? With a reach spanning across Prebbleton, Thearak Noy equips his clients with extensive neighbourhood insights and an understanding of market trends. […]
All in the details
Deb Caldwell’s of STORM’s projections scream to me that it’s all in the details – and the details are daring. Layering colours ingeniously, juxtaposing textures and patterns, and leaning into fun fabrics are all the rage overseas and I’m definitely ready to see more of that in Canterbury. Distinctive hardware and embellishments make […]
