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Sarah Flint is enjoying that newlywed bliss!
On Nov. 28, the New York City-based shoe designer tied the knot with investment banker Sean Beresini during an intimate ceremony at her family s estate in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. And of course, Flint walked down the aisle in her own version of a glass slipper. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the celeb-loved designer shares details about the heels she created for her perfect day. Flint says she always envisioned wearing romantic and ultra-feminine shoes on her wedding day, which is how she came up with the idea for the D Orsay, ankle-strap silhouette featuring a 2-inch heel and adorned with illusion polka-dot mesh, 14 handmade leather flowers (per shoe) and a scalloped blue lining.
A Skipton businesswoman has been shortlisted for a national business award. Alison Wheelock, managing director of food industry training company Verner Wheelock, has reached the finals of the Business Chameleon category of the annual National Women’s Business Awards. The Business Chameleon Award is a new category for 2020 and invited nominations for those business leaders who had successfully adapted their business offering and practices in order to continue during this challenging year. Rachel Coote, who nominated Alison said: “Alison fully deserves this. She has adapted the business offering to ensure that keyworkers in the food industry are able to continue with essential training and has kept staff and trainers in employment.”