SC21098 A Kentish Magazine, Website, and Kent Bereavement Guide

Magazine (A Kentish Ceremony Magazine):

One of the most successful marketing channels has been the creation of ‘A Kentish Wedding

Magazine’ in 1997. This magazine, now called A Kentish Ceremony Magazine, is now

available quarterly and covers a mixture of information about the service’s ceremonies, an

index and map containing all the Approved Premises available in the county, advertising for

appropriate suppliers, wedding fayre diary, articles and editorial.

The magazine is distributed in several exclusive ways including via the service’s Register

Offices, Libraries, website, and through a number of wedding fayres and events referred to

above - which the service’s staff often attend.

The magazine will be published quarterly in an A4 format and will include a range of content

to promote:

• Kentish Wedding ceremonies and venues
• Kentish Partnership ceremonies and venues
• Kentish Welcoming ceremonies and venues
• Kentish Renewal of Vows ceremonies and venues
• Kent Register Offices

Website (akentishceremony.com):

The akentishceremony.com website continues to go from strength-to-strength with a high

number of unique visitors per year. The service provider will need to facilitate website maintenance and improvements, and facilitate website orders of the magazine.

Bereavement Guide:

The Bereavement Guide is an annual publication that features all the details people need to

know about how to register a death and many of the other things that need to be organised

at a difficult time. As part of the Kent Registration Service, the Council have unique distribution via

its Register Offices, and it has agreements in place for distribution across Kent hospitals

and hospices. Approx 15000 copies are printed each November Circa .

Advertising Revenue:

All of the above are produced at no cost to the Kent County Council. The service provider will generate income from advertising sold to feature in the above platforms and publications. The service provider is required to pay the Kent County Council a fixed percentage of all advertising revenue generated, the percentage amount will be as per the offer made in their bid. The remainder of the revenue will be kept by the service provider to cover overhead costs and profit.