This is where you’ll find the bulk of the wedding planning advice and tips – plus resources, DIY and checklists for your big day
Getting married the second time round is a ton easier. You’ll have a firm handle on how the day should run, and probably some strong opinions on what you want, and don’t want, at the wedding. Traditional etiquette dictates a second wedding should be simple and casual, however modern etiquette (and common-sense) tells us you can… Read More
You never get a break from it. When you’re single, it’s “when are you getting a boyfriend?”. Once you find a man, it’s either “when are you settling down” or “when is he going to propose?”. And then, when he finally does pop the question, everyone starts bugging you for a wedding date. But none… Read More
Your final RSVP date, in an ideal world, is this mythical utopia where all the important wedding-related information is collated and sorted. This is the day that you should know exactly who is going to be attending, their dietary requirements, and you can commence puzzling over a seating plan, and telling caterers the final numbers. … Read More
January – a new year, a fresh start, and a great time to get married? If you’re setting a wedding date, and you’re considering a January wedding date, today’s blog post may make you pause to consider. A January wedding holds promise of lovely weather. But having your wedding in January – especially in… Read More
A Made To Measure Wedding Dress – Tips, Secrets and Advice from a Wedding Dress Designer Today we have a guest post from Natasha, a Designer & Style Consultant at Beau. She’s got a ton of tips, secrets and advice to share about getting your wedding dress made to measure. She specialises in Fashion and Couture, creating stunning… Read More
One of my Southern Brides approached me anonymously the other day. She’s just found out she’s pregnant and planning a wedding – her wedding is all booked and deposits all paid, 16 months away. This will make the baby around 5-6 months old at the wedding, and she’s asking whether it’s possible to have a… Read More