Wedding tips are a financial shield
Putting together a to-do list for your wedding sounds impossible, but with a bit of forethought and logic, you can plan your wedding systematically. M
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Easy ways to save on wedding costs
Getting married today in the UK, according to a good source, can cost £30,000 or more, so it makes sense to save where you can to keep within your bud
Staying Sane While Planning a Wedding
Your wedding day is arguably one of the biggest days of your life which means that it has to be perfect. Perfect is synonymous with planning and planning can be fun but it can almost always be stressful as well. Planning a wedding is hard work and can be stressful in more ways than one.Continue Reading “Staying Sane While Planning a Wedding”
Venues for a perfect ceremony
Getting married is the culmination of months of planning, saving, and organising to make the big day the very best it can be. So finding the perfect v
The date for the wedding has been set
Your spouse-to-be and you have just gotten engaged and set your wedding date for nine months ahead. This should give you plenty of time to plan the pe
Your wedding dress for the big day
Most girls when they dream of their wedding day can visualise themselves in the wedding dress of their dreams, looking like a fairy princess in swathe
What’s involved in a gift registry?
A wedding gift registry, which most young couples getting married use, as it is a great way for guests to give gifts that the bridal couple has regist
Wedding planning tools to use
For planning a wedding, you need a good strategy. Firstly, you will need to list everything that you want to happen on your wedding day. Then start a
Sparkling jewellery doesn’t have to break the bank
Weddings are a prelude to joining of families and perhaps the future extensions through children. With all the excitement and romantic expectations co
Key questions to ask when booking your venue
A young couple booking their first venue for their wedding might be unaware of the hidden costs involved and be stumped when given the final bill whic