How do I choose a good celebrant?
Let’s start by asking the opposite question. How do people unwittingly choose a poor celebrant?
Read MoreLet’s start by asking the opposite question. How do people unwittingly choose a poor celebrant?
Read MoreUsually after formally cutting your wedding cake the venue will distribute it to your guests.
Read MoreIn the distant past it was common for grooms to take a bite of bread at their wedding, crumbling the rest over the bride’s head for good luck.
Read MoreChildren can be very cute and photogenic when dressed up, particularly at the commencement of ceremonies as flower girls and page boys.
Read MoreThis tradition dates all the way back to the Victorian era, where these old, new, borrowed, and blue items were procured to bring good fortune to the bride.
Read MoreWhite is often associated with purity, which is why it’s thought of as the traditional colour for virgin brides.
Read MoreThe risk of a runaway bride must have been around for quite some time, because the best man’s former duty was to make sure the bride didn’t escape during the ceremony.
Read MoreBrides these days love a bargain or two. And why not?
Read MoreNowadays you have a lot of choice at your finger tips. Online music has made it easy to access a wide range of music, and traditional wedding music is being used less and less.
Read MoreHopefully your guests will celebrate your wedding and enjoy themselves.
Read MoreUsually after formally cutting your wedding cake the venue will distribute it to your guests.
Read MoreWith the advent of several television shows showcasing decorative cake making, peoples’ expectations for the visual impact of cakes is increasing.
Read MoreNowadays people are very slack in responding to wedding invitations.
Read MoreSharing a wedding cake symbolises the bridal couple sharing their first meal together.
Read MoreThe Shoe Game is probably the most popular wedding reception game because it can be fun for both for the couple and guests.
Read MoreWedding favours, aka bonbonnieres, are gifts from the bride and groom to their guests as a symbolic thank you for attending their wedding.
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