Good point.... I don't as yet but how about using something like "Creating exquisite occasions today for amazing memories tomorrow" and I can change or adapt it myself another time...
Thanks for reminding me about this....nice point!

True, I take your point....I'm not sure how else to do it then so perhaps leave it.... Unless you can think of an alternative way?

I realise I hadn't detailed the sections I'd like to see on my home page so have detailed some suggestions here...

A welcome to section for me to start narrative about us and our services which has a button that links to our 'about us' page and 'services' page for further information.

A section that nicely illustrates what services we offer whether that be with icons or pictures.

A section with some photos in that would link to our gallery

A section that shows some customer reviews and blog entries that would link to my reviews page and blog to read more.

And finally a contact us section with my details, social media links and site map.

Hope that's helps.
Thanks.
Janet

I've decided on the tag-line "Creating exquisite occasions today for amazing memories tomorrow" so if that could be included somewhere that would be great.

I also need to draw attention to where in the UK my services cover. I was therefore thinking perhaps we could use a picture to demonstrate this where it highlights Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire and London on a map thereby demonstrating our areas covered. I have found several English county maps when searching on Google but I'm not sure how to highlight the areas I cover (or dull out the areas I don't) so if you have any ideas on this, I'd really like it incorporated. Thanks.

By the way, with regards to the map I mentioned below I thought I should say for those of you not familiar with English counties, the ones I cover are often abbreviated to Wilts, Oxon, Berks, London, so if you find a suitable map with those names on rather than the full names, you'll know what they are!

Hi. Just regards the map, I've found an image of the county map which might work well and was wondering whether you might somehow grey out the counties I don't cover and just keep the ones I do as mentioned before and then crop it into perhaps a shadowed circle to frame my area? I've attached a screenshot to the brief of the map I'm referring to. I thought it might be useful. Many thanks.

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Regards,
Jonathan