What are couples doing that is really different?
Today’s weddings are all about personalisation – doing things that are different but reflect you as a couple.
Read MoreToday’s weddings are all about personalisation – doing things that are different but reflect you as a couple.
Read MoreIn years gone past it was regarded as being bad luck to see the bride before the ceremony.
Read MoreEver wonder why bridesmaids are often asked to wear matching dresses to support the bride?
Read MoreThis is usually a second bouquet provided by the florist (often for free), it can be your main bouquet if you do not want to keep it.
Read MoreVenue costs are a significant part of any wedding budget, Nevertheless, here are six ways you can spend prudently.
Read MoreAt Australian weddings the traditional way to leave the reception is straight after a farewell circle.
Read MoreBonbonieres or favours are traditionally gifts the bride and groom give the guests as a thanks for celebrating their wedding.
Read MoreDon’t worry! The bridal dance is typically done straight after the cutting of the cake.
Read MoreWinter weddings can be magical, with cooler weather, lush green gardens and softer light for photographs.
Read MoreSpeeches and toasts are a traditional part of the reception which symbolise the bond of friendship between all those present.
Read MoreThis is a common dilemma often answered by financial considerations
Read MoreWishing wells are becoming more popular.
Read MoreThe unfortunate answer is not much …
Read MoreThe right time!
Read MoreThey are ideal for large or small weddings and add a bit of excitement to the environment.
Read MoreA Master of Ceremonies (MC) is the person who makes all the announcements at your wedding reception.
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