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A royal wedding to rejuvenate the Windsors

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A royal wedding to rejuvenate the Windsors

And that was the Firm’s plan for the weekend.

A former senior courtier at Kensington Palace said the British royal family have one supreme talent: “They have always been able to maintain relevance.”

In every aspect on Saturday, their plan succeeded.

The Firm.

Photo: AP

It could have gone horribly wrong. The “Markle debacle” lead-up to the wedding had proven an uncomfortable distraction, and Windsor creaked at the seams trying to fit a London-sized party into a medieval town.

But no fears for the day were realised. When the British royal family marries Hollywood you can count on high production values. Even the British weather behaved.

Beneath a bluebird sky, the newly married couple take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage.

Photo: Reuters

One British tabloid plonked the untestable claim “best wedding ever” on its front page. Almost all the newspapers took their planned coverage and doubled it: 41 pages in the Sun, 47 in the Mail.

There were enough talking points to keep social media buzzing with glee for days. A star was born in voluble American preacher Michael Curry, whose largely-improvised address delighted the Archbishop of Canterbury (“preaching is not a past art … it just blew the place open” he said afterwards, hands waving with excitement. “There is nothing conventional about Christianity!”)

Bishop Michael Curry giving his much-discussed sermon.

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Expect more evangelical noises from Lambeth Palace in the future, if Archbishop Welby’s excitement is anything to go by.

The Firm’s long-term strategy required this to be a big success.

This was the royals’ last chance at a big event for a while – unless you count funerals, and counter to some conspiracy theories those are not scheduled in advance.

The list of upcoming royal weddings is short: Princess Eugenie will marry Jack Brooksbank in October at St George’s Chapel. Only the most diligent royal fans even know how to pronounce her name.

Unless there’s a royal baby the next big set piece, sadly, will be the death of the Duke of Edinburgh or the Queen herself. And with significant numbers of Britons unhappy about the line of succession, that’s likely to be a time not only of mourning, but of instability for Windsor.

There was some sugar for Prince Charles on Saturday. Though it was said to be Meghan’s request, the decision for him to take her arm as the bride approached the altar was money in the bank for his eventual kingship.

“Thank you, pa,” Harry said as Charles handed over Meghan. “No, thank you,” would have been the silent response.

Meghan Markle accompanied by Prince Charles.

Photo: PA

And the wedding is calculated to help Britain’s bottom line, too, though the figures are disputed by republicans.

Experts were predicting it would add £1 billion ($1.8 billion) to the British fashion economy alone, let alone tourism, merchandise and “soft power” – the in-vogue name for old-fashioned cultural influence.

Vogue has already dubbed Meghan the “oxytocin of fashion” (in a good way). Her style is “feelgood and infused with realness”, the style bible insisted, her choices “send messages” to be decoded as cultural signals as well as shopping lists (haute couture aside, clothes and accessories she is seen wearing sell out in hours).

In a sign Meghan has studied well for her role, she chose two British designers for her dresses for the day (albeit one from a French design house). And in a sign she is learning the royal knack for wordless messages, both designers were women: Clare Waight Keller the first female artistic director at Givenchy, and Stella McCartney.

She wore a dress by the first female artistic director at Givenchy.

Photo: AAP

There were racial messages in the ceremony too, deliberately chosen. Her Majesty’s government is under pressure over a racially-charged anti-immigrant policy against its black “Windrush generation”, and the Queen had to work hard to ensure her son inherits the leadership of the Commonwealth when she passes on.

With a biracial bride, and black faces prominent in the congregation and the streets of Windsor, the wedding struck a clear note of inclusivity and multiculturalism.

Business valuation and strategy consultancy Brand Finance expects a tourism boost for Britain lasting at least another year, especially from the USA, and says the wedding broadcast, online and print coverage had an “advertising value equivalency” of almost half a billion pounds ($850 million).

It’s more than tourism dollars at stake now.

Photo: AAP

The challenge now, is to bank the gains.

The honeymoon will literally soon be over and tabloids are fickle and there will be a fierce spotlight of attention on the couple for years to come.

It’s going to be an adjustment for Meghan. Though she has some experience of celebrity this will be a new level. One experienced royal correspondent said, “she is coming into a whole new culture, where all of a sudden she is going to have to watch what she is saying with her political positions, and she can no longer walk down the street to the supermarket. The biggest thing is she will find new boundaries”.

But it will be an adjustment for Harry, too.

Harry’s press tours have in the past been almost collegiate. He frankly distrusts much of the media, but among the permanent royal correspondent corps he has been friendly, joking and let his hackles drop.

But the press and photography contingents at anything the couple does now will be huge, and he will be “kept much further back”, one correspondent predicts.

“It will be harder to get the more personal stories.”

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Meet the team: Mark Waldron

Mark has been with Move Revolution for 4 years and recently took over our Sevenoaks region. He’s doing a brilliant job and loves Sevenoaks, Westerham, Biggin Hill and all the local villages…we caught up with him to find out his secrets.

Where did you grow up and how did you get into Estate Agency?

I grew up in Crawley and went to college at Collyer’s in Horsham before heading to university in Canterbury to study Economics. I quickly realised a job based solely in an office environment wasn’t for me and that I needed a bit more variety! With a background in Economics… a ‘head for numbers’, but wanting to be ‘out and about’ and have lots of client contact,  I decided to go into estate agency.  I was lucky to start my career working for an independent agent in Whitstable, if you’ve ever been to Whitstable you will know it’s a beautiful town on the coast in Kent packed with stunning cottages and a wonderful selection of houses in the local villages – a very picturesque place to work.

Why Move Revolution? 

After 12 months of seeing how a ‘traditional agency’ worked I was keen to find a better way of working. I discovered the estate agent Move Revolution, met with a few members of the Move Revolution team and realised that their way of working was forward thinking model.  My eyes were opened, particularly with regards to working in an office, not a high street ‘shop’,  and importantly having an expert team support team – professional photographers and a dedicated Sales Progression Team…

If you’re reading this, you probably know about the Move Revolution “difference” but in a nutshell, it’s about outstanding customer service delivered by expert estate agents, photographers and sales progressors who genuinely care that buyers and tenants move into their new homes as quickly at possible!

What do you love about what you do?

I love the challenges that each day brings, I love meeting different people each day and the ability to get out and about, but most of all I love the feeling of selling someone their dream home, and handing over the keys when they complete on their sale!

What’s your favourite style of property/interiors?

My love Victorian and Edwardian homes packed with the character – the high ceilings and picture rails that so often feature in these period homes.

We’d love to see a selection of your favourite properties you’ve sold while at Move Revolution, can you share them with us?

I loved selling this house because it was such a quintessential village home in Sevenoaks, lots of period features, formerly the village post office.

And these are a selection of my favourite shots of a couple of some memorable homes.

We hear you’re a big fan of coffee, where do you like to go for a perfect cup?

My current favourite is Darcey’s in Sevenoaks which is an independent speciality coffee house. Their beans are roasted on site and I have to say, it’s superb. The cakes aren’t bad either! I’d definitely recommend to anyone who likes coffee, it’s worth a visit.

A couple of my other coffee stop off points are Deli di Luca in Westerham and if I’m going to our head office I’ll pop into Robertsons in Oxted on the way. Both are great!

So that’s it, the man behind the Move Revolution Sevenoaks office! If you live in the area and want to sell your home, give him a call on 01732 617617 or fill in the valuation form. 

from Move Revolution http://www.moverevolution.com/blog/meet-team-mark-waldron/

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Meet the team: Mark Waldron

Mark has been with Move Revolution for 4 years and recently took over our Sevenoaks region. He’s doing a brilliant job and loves Sevenoaks, Westerham, Biggin Hill and all the local villages…we caught up with him to find out his secrets.

Where did you grow up and how did you get into Estate Agency?

I grew up in Crawley and went to college at Collyer’s in Horsham before heading to university in Canterbury to study Economics. I quickly realised a job based solely in an office environment wasn’t for me and that I needed a bit more variety! With a background in Economics… a ‘head for numbers’, but wanting to be ‘out and about’ and have lots of client contact,  I decided to go into estate agency.  I was lucky to start my career working for an independent agent in Whitstable, if you’ve ever been to Whitstable you will know it’s a beautiful town on the coast in Kent packed with stunning cottages and a wonderful selection of houses in the local villages – a very picturesque place to work.

Why Move Revolution? 

After 12 months of seeing how a ‘traditional agency’ worked I was keen to find a better way of working. I discovered the estate agent Move Revolution, met with a few members of the Move Revolution team and realised that their way of working was forward thinking model.  My eyes were opened, particularly with regards to working in an office, not a high street ‘shop’,  and importantly having an expert team support team – professional photographers and a dedicated Sales Progression Team…

If you’re reading this, you probably know about the Move Revolution “difference” but in a nutshell, it’s about outstanding customer service delivered by expert estate agents, photographers and sales progressors who genuinely care that buyers and tenants move into their new homes as quickly at possible!

What do you love about what you do?

I love the challenges that each day brings, I love meeting different people each day and the ability to get out and about, but most of all I love the feeling of selling someone their dream home, and handing over the keys when they complete on their sale!

What’s your favourite style of property/interiors?

My love Victorian and Edwardian homes packed with the character – the high ceilings and picture rails that so often feature in these period homes.

We’d love to see a selection of your favourite properties you’ve sold while at Move Revolution, can you share them with us?

I loved selling this house because it was such a quintessential village home in Sevenoaks, lots of period features, formerly the village post office.

And these are a selection of my favourite shots of a couple of some memorable homes.

We hear you’re a big fan of coffee, where do you like to go for a perfect cup?

My current favourite is Darcey’s in Sevenoaks which is an independent speciality coffee house. Their beans are roasted on site and I have to say, it’s superb. The cakes aren’t bad either! I’d definitely recommend to anyone who likes coffee, it’s worth a visit.

A couple of my other coffee stop off points are Deli di Luca in Westerham and if I’m going to our head office I’ll pop into Robertsons in Oxted on the way. Both are great!

So that’s it, the man behind the Move Revolution Sevenoaks office! If you live in the area and want to sell your home, give him a call on 01732 617617 or fill in the valuation form. 

from sophiadana http://www.moverevolution.com/blog/meet-team-mark-waldron/

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Meet the team: Mark Waldron

Mark has been with Move Revolution for 4 years and recently took over our Sevenoaks region. He’s doing a brilliant job and loves Sevenoaks, Westerham, Biggin Hill and all the local villages…we caught up with him to find out his secrets.

Where did you grow up and how did you get into Estate Agency?

I grew up in Crawley and went to college at Collyer’s in Horsham before heading to university in Canterbury to study Economics. I quickly realised a job based solely in an office environment wasn’t for me and that I needed a bit more variety! With a background in Economics… a ‘head for numbers’, but wanting to be ‘out and about’ and have lots of client contact,  I decided to go into estate agency.  I was lucky to start my career working for an independent agent in Whitstable, if you’ve ever been to Whitstable you will know it’s a beautiful town on the coast in Kent packed with stunning cottages and a wonderful selection of houses in the local villages – a very picturesque place to work.

Why Move Revolution? 

After 12 months of seeing how a ‘traditional agency’ worked I was keen to find a better way of working. I discovered the estate agent Move Revolution, met with a few members of the Move Revolution team and realised that their way of working was forward thinking model.  My eyes were opened, particularly with regards to working in an office, not a high street ‘shop’,  and importantly having an expert team support team – professional photographers and a dedicated Sales Progression Team…

If you’re reading this, you probably know about the Move Revolution “difference” but in a nutshell, it’s about outstanding customer service delivered by expert estate agents, photographers and sales progressors who genuinely care that buyers and tenants move into their new homes as quickly at possible!

What do you love about what you do?

I love the challenges that each day brings, I love meeting different people each day and the ability to get out and about, but most of all I love the feeling of selling someone their dream home, and handing over the keys when they complete on their sale!

What’s your favourite style of property/interiors?

My love Victorian and Edwardian homes packed with the character – the high ceilings and picture rails that so often feature in these period homes.

We’d love to see a selection of your favourite properties you’ve sold while at Move Revolution, can you share them with us?

I loved selling this house because it was such a quintessential village home in Sevenoaks, lots of period features, formerly the village post office.

And these are a selection of my favourite shots of a couple of some memorable homes.

We hear you’re a big fan of coffee, where do you like to go for a perfect cup?

My current favourite is Darcey’s in Sevenoaks which is an independent speciality coffee house. Their beans are roasted on site and I have to say, it’s superb. The cakes aren’t bad either! I’d definitely recommend to anyone who likes coffee, it’s worth a visit.

A couple of my other coffee stop off points are Deli di Luca in Westerham and if I’m going to our head office I’ll pop into Robertsons in Oxted on the way. Both are great!

So that’s it, the man behind the Move Revolution Sevenoaks office! If you live in the area and want to sell your home, give him a call on 01732 617617 or fill in the valuation form. 

source of this post came from Alexis Bush Blog http://www.moverevolution.com/blog/meet-team-mark-waldron/

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Meet the team: Mark Waldron

Mark has been with Move Revolution for 4 years and recently took over our Sevenoaks region. He’s doing a brilliant job and loves Sevenoaks, Westerham, Biggin Hill and all the local villages…we caught up with him to find out his secrets.

Where did you grow up and how did you get into Estate Agency?

I grew up in Crawley and went to college at Collyer’s in Horsham before heading to university in Canterbury to study Economics. I quickly realised a job based solely in an office environment wasn’t for me and that I needed a bit more variety! With a background in Economics… a ‘head for numbers’, but wanting to be ‘out and about’ and have lots of client contact,  I decided to go into estate agency.  I was lucky to start my career working for an independent agent in Whitstable, if you’ve ever been to Whitstable you will know it’s a beautiful town on the coast in Kent packed with stunning cottages and a wonderful selection of houses in the local villages – a very picturesque place to work.

Why Move Revolution? 

After 12 months of seeing how a ‘traditional agency’ worked I was keen to find a better way of working. I discovered the estate agent Move Revolution, met with a few members of the Move Revolution team and realised that their way of working was forward thinking model.  My eyes were opened, particularly with regards to working in an office, not a high street ‘shop’,  and importantly having an expert team support team – professional photographers and a dedicated Sales Progression Team…

If you’re reading this, you probably know about the Move Revolution “difference” but in a nutshell, it’s about outstanding customer service delivered by expert estate agents, photographers and sales progressors who genuinely care that buyers and tenants move into their new homes as quickly at possible!

What do you love about what you do?

I love the challenges that each day brings, I love meeting different people each day and the ability to get out and about, but most of all I love the feeling of selling someone their dream home, and handing over the keys when they complete on their sale!

What’s your favourite style of property/interiors?

My love Victorian and Edwardian homes packed with the character – the high ceilings and picture rails that so often feature in these period homes.

We’d love to see a selection of your favourite properties you’ve sold while at Move Revolution, can you share them with us?

I loved selling this house because it was such a quintessential village home in Sevenoaks, lots of period features, formerly the village post office.

And these are a selection of my favourite shots of a couple of some memorable homes.

We hear you’re a big fan of coffee, where do you like to go for a perfect cup?

My current favourite is Darcey’s in Sevenoaks which is an independent speciality coffee house. Their beans are roasted on site and I have to say, it’s superb. The cakes aren’t bad either! I’d definitely recommend to anyone who likes coffee, it’s worth a visit.

A couple of my other coffee stop off points are Deli di Luca in Westerham and if I’m going to our head office I’ll pop into Robertsons in Oxted on the way. Both are great!

So that’s it, the man behind the Move Revolution Sevenoaks office! If you live in the area and want to sell your home, give him a call on 01732 617617 or fill in the valuation form. 

source http://www.moverevolution.com/blog/meet-team-mark-waldron/

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Meet the team: Mark Waldron

Mark has been with Move Revolution for 4 years and recently took over our Sevenoaks region. He’s doing a brilliant job and loves Sevenoaks, Westerham, Biggin Hill and all the local villages…we caught up with him to find out his secrets.

Where did you grow up and how did you get into Estate Agency?

I grew up in Crawley and went to college at Collyer’s in Horsham before heading to university in Canterbury to study Economics. I quickly realised a job based solely in an office environment wasn’t for me and that I needed a bit more variety! With a background in Economics… a ‘head for numbers’, but wanting to be ‘out and about’ and have lots of client contact,  I decided to go into estate agency.  I was lucky to start my career working for an independent agent in Whitstable, if you’ve ever been to Whitstable you will know it’s a beautiful town on the coast in Kent packed with stunning cottages and a wonderful selection of houses in the local villages – a very picturesque place to work.

Why Move Revolution? 

After 12 months of seeing how a ‘traditional agency’ worked I was keen to find a better way of working. I discovered the estate agent Move Revolution, met with a few members of the Move Revolution team and realised that their way of working was forward thinking model.  My eyes were opened, particularly with regards to working in an office, not a high street ‘shop’,  and importantly having an expert team support team – professional photographers and a dedicated Sales Progression Team…

If you’re reading this, you probably know about the Move Revolution “difference” but in a nutshell, it’s about outstanding customer service delivered by expert estate agents, photographers and sales progressors who genuinely care that buyers and tenants move into their new homes as quickly at possible!

What do you love about what you do?

I love the challenges that each day brings, I love meeting different people each day and the ability to get out and about, but most of all I love the feeling of selling someone their dream home, and handing over the keys when they complete on their sale!

What’s your favourite style of property/interiors?

My love Victorian and Edwardian homes packed with the character – the high ceilings and picture rails that so often feature in these period homes.

We’d love to see a selection of your favourite properties you’ve sold while at Move Revolution, can you share them with us?

I loved selling this house because it was such a quintessential village home in Sevenoaks, lots of period features, formerly the village post office.

And these are a selection of my favourite shots of a couple of some memorable homes.

We hear you’re a big fan of coffee, where do you like to go for a perfect cup?

My current favourite is Darcey’s in Sevenoaks which is an independent speciality coffee house. Their beans are roasted on site and I have to say, it’s superb. The cakes aren’t bad either! I’d definitely recommend to anyone who likes coffee, it’s worth a visit.

A couple of my other coffee stop off points are Deli di Luca in Westerham and if I’m going to our head office I’ll pop into Robertsons in Oxted on the way. Both are great!

So that’s it, the man behind the Move Revolution Sevenoaks office! If you live in the area and want to sell your home, give him a call on 01732 617617 or fill in the valuation form. 

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Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or someone looking to refinance an existing property, navigating the complexities of the mortgage market can be overwhelming. Mortgage brokers are seasoned professionals who can provide invaluable assistance in this process.

In this comprehensive article, we'll delve into the world of mortgage brokers, discussing their role, benefits, and how they can help you secure the best home loan. So, let's dive in!

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Unlocking Your Home Dreams: Canterbury Mortgage Advisor

Unlocking Your Home Dreams: Canterbury Mortgage Advisor" is a title that encapsulates the essence of the services provided by a mortgage advisor in Canterbury. It highlights the advisor's role in helping individuals and families achieve their dreams of homeownership. The title implies that the mortgage advisor has the expertise and knowledge to guide clients through the complex process of securing a mortgage, navigating financial options, and ultimately unlocking the door to their dream home. It suggests a personalized and supportive approach, emphasizing the advisor's dedication to understanding clients' unique needs and assisting them in making informed decisions about their mortgage journey in the Canterbury area.

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When it comes to buying or selling a house, understanding its market value is crucial. House market appraisal serves as a fundamental tool for homeowners, real estate agents, and potential buyers to determine the fair price of a property.

In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the key aspects of house market appraisal, providing you with valuable insights and knowledge to navigate the appraisal process with confidence.

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House valuation is a critical step in the real estate process, whether you're buying, selling, or refinancing a property. Understanding how to accurately assess the value of a house is crucial for making informed decisions and maximizing your investment.

From evaluating location and market trends to assessing the property's condition and features, we will explore the key factors that influence house valuation. By the end of this guide, you'll have a solid understanding of the valuation process and be better equipped to navigate the real estate market.

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House valuation is the process of determining the market value of a property. This is an important step for both buyers and sellers as it helps them determine a fair price for the property.

In this article, we will discuss the importance and benefits of house valuation for buyers.

By providing an accurate estimate of the property's value, as well as a clear understanding of its condition, a professional valuation can help buyers to make an informed decision about whether or not to proceed with the purchase.

Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, a house valuation can provide valuable insights and help to ensure that you are making a smart investment.

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Are you in the market for a new home and need assistance with securing the right mortgage? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of finding the best mortgage broker to suit your needs.

 With their expertise and industry knowledge, a reputable mortgage broker can help you navigate the complexities of obtaining a mortgage and ensure you find the best loan options available. Let's dive into the steps you should take to find the perfect mortgage broker for your homebuying journey.

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How to Accurately Value Your Home: A Step-by-Step Guide

Accurately valuing your home is essential whether you're planning to sell, refinance, or simply want to know its worth. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you with the process.

Research comparable properties: Look for recently sold homes in your area that are similar to yours in terms of size, condition, and location.

Assess your home's condition: Evaluate the overall condition, upgrades, and any unique features that may affect its value.

Consult real estate professionals: Seek advice from local real estate agents or appraisers who have expertise in your area.

Use online valuation tools: Utilize online platforms that provide estimated home values based on algorithms and data.

Consider market trends: Stay informed about current market conditions and how they may impact property values in your area.

Get a professional appraisal: Hire a licensed appraiser to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of your home's value.

By following these steps, you can gain a more accurate understanding of your home's value and make informed decisions regarding your property.

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Property valuation is the process of estimating the value of a property based on a variety of factors. Property valuation is important for a number of reasons, including buying and selling property, obtaining financing, and assessing property tax.

In this guide, we will provide a complete overview of property valuation, including the methods used, factors considered, and the role of a property valuer.

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Importance and Benefits of Property Valuation for Buyers - Canterbury Appraisal

Property valuation is the process of determining the current market value of a property. Property valuation is essential for both buyers and sellers, as it helps to determine the fair market value of the property. In this article, we will discuss the importance and benefits of property valuation for buyers.