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Having rearranged my own wedding three times I’ve also had to think and rethink honeymoons a couple of times, too! We’ve previously planned trips to both Scotland and South Africa – Covid dependant but we didn’t end up taking either trip but we’ve *finally* planned and paid for our honeymoon for this year which will also fall over our anniversary.
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Keeping Your Sparkler Safe: What You Should Know About Insuring Your Jewellery
You’ve popped the champagne, toasted with family and friends and you can’t stop staring at your left hand. You’re engaged! The next step – before you even say yes to the dress – is to make sure you protect that glittering diamond and keep it safe for many happy years to come.
Nothing beats the excitement of counting down to your wedding day, but that doesn’t mean the process of planning the wedding comes easy. Don’t ask me why I had a baby 12 days before my own, we won’t talk about that!
As many as 72% of couples deem wedding planning “very” or “extremely” stressful. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious about how it will all pan out on the big day, but here are four techniques that make wedding planning as fun as possible to keep stress at bay.
Wedding days should be as flawless as possible to make the best of memories, that’s what we all hope! Aside from focusing on your new husband or wife, entertaining guests is another huge ask for the day. There are loads of options to personalise your wedding and make it a big day to remember outside the usual. Here are seven fun entertainment ideas for your big day.
When it comes to making your relationship official, there’s more than one way to do it now. Alongside the more traditional marriage, couples can now choose to enter into a civil partnership if they wish.
Planning the perfect boho wedding
is easier than you might think. A boho wedding is all about being natural and effortless, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t require any planning.
If you aren’t typically the type of person that blows a budget, wedding budgeting and planning can be pretty tricky – and feel super expensive.
As we all know 2020 didn’t turn out to be the year we all imagined, and for anyone who had their wedding planned (aka us), they’ve been forced to postpone to 2021 or beyond. For those couples who have postponed to 2021 and are now re-planning their weddings there are plenty of trends that’ll be big for this year. Without doubt wedding planning will have been impacted by Coronavirus and the impact it has had on people and the economy will be something that will affect how people move forward with their planning. There are going to be lots of trends for weddings this year and I think that either people will opt for smaller, more intimate weddings, or they will go for larger weddings and really celebrate with all their family and friends. Which do you think we’ll do?
A winter wedding can be just as beautiful as a wedding at any other time of year. We’re planning to get married in the winter, obviously it’s next year now but that just gives us more time to chill. A lot of people would say ‘more time to plan’ but we literally have hardly any planning to do! It’ll probably creep up on us next year but we’re staying chilled for now.
Well, 2020 has been an interesting one, hasn’t it? Lockdowns and social distancing rules have messed up all sorts of plans and celebrations, including weddings – definitely ours. Brides and grooms who had spent months and years saving up for and planning their dream wedding, hoping to be surrounded by all their family and friends saw their dreams disappear faster than you can shout ‘social distancing’. Many have had to scale it right back, others have postponed and some unfortunate ones have cancelled them altogether – like us.
