How to celebrate what would have been your wedding day
Whilst we can’t change the situation, we have put together some ideas to help you keep your spirits up and mark your original wedding date from home.
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Whilst we can’t change the situation, we have put together some ideas to help you keep your spirits up and mark your original wedding date from home.
Are you planning a wedding in 2020? Whether your wedding is fast approaching or you’ve still many months before it arrives, there’s always time to get some inspiration for your big day. Here are some of the biggest 2020 wedding trends to help with your planning.
Maybe you haven’t given it a second thought yet. Maybe you’ve been scouring jewellers for the right ring. Maybe you have a ring, and it’s burning a hole in your pocket—but you’re fresh out of romantic proposal ideas.
That’s okay. Being romantic has no guidebook, neither is it easy. It means different things to different people. Some might find spelling out “marry me” with cheese on a pizza hits the spot, others might have a taste for the grandiose—yes, the ring is in the talons of a golden eagle. Should be here any minute…
Whatever you both find romantic in life is yours to cherish. Nothing is necessarily wrong or right—just personal. That said, it doesn’t harm to have a few ideas in the bank to get you started. So, here you go. Free to all.
So, you’ve picked a wonderful wedding venue, all signed and paid for. What now?
Well, it’s time to broadcast it to your friends and family. Be there or be square.
Obviously, you want to broadcast it in style, but where to start?
Picture a moody, candlelit backdrop to your wedding celebrations with sumptuous materials, rich colours, decadent decorations, roaring fires and magical landscapes.
Winter weddings are cosy and totally romantic. There are lots of reasons why a winter wedding is better than a summer one – below are 5 of the best.
You can cast aside those dreamy thoughts of a hazy summer day celebration or lust for walking barefoot in the sand on a (not so) secluded beach…winter is coming.
It probably doesn’t come as a surprise that July and August are the most popular months of choice for a wedding in the UK, despite the gamble couples take with our weather.
As the old saying goes, Christmas is coming!
And with it comes Christmas songs playing along with our favourite crimbo treats: Mince Pies, stockings, mistletoe, gingerbread men, Christmas pudding and sherry (preferably lots of sherry!). As well as Christmas cake, presents, stockings, Turkey, brussel sprouts, pigs in blankets, Champagne, and, well, the list goes on…
What better place to celebrate the happiest day in a couples’ life than in Wales? Here are our top 5 gifts for a winter wedding in Wales.
While the high-season for weddings is most often summer (we all heard that sigh of relief when it ended at the end of September), there are the lucky few of us who are invited to a winter wedding too.
Whether it is a white Winter Wonderland "Do" taking place close to Christmas or an event scheduled for February half-term, winter weddings are a nice way to brighten darker, wintry days.
And what better place to celebrate the happiest day in a couples’ life than in Wales?
Oh, look. There’s the DJ. Deejay. He’s wearing a bright white suit…
And sunglasses too – at night. A bit weird…
What’s he saying? He talks like an old-time radio presenter, but the words are blurred. His lips are right on the mic. Uh oh. He’s taking a request from a distant relative. Is that? Yep – he’s playing Y.M.C.A. again.