May 5th, 2008 | Published in Wedding Music, Wedding Planning, Wedding Reception, Wedding Theme
The beach wedding theme adds the romantic formula of sun and sea and faraway places into the wedding mix. Ideally, search out a picturesque seaside location. Stuck inland? A seafood barbeque washed down with pina colada will put your guests in the right mood. … more about Add exotic magic to your beach wedding theme
May 4th, 2008 | Published in Wedding Music, Wedding Planning, Wedding Theme
The country wedding theme is a recipe for an informal relaxed celebration. A marquee on the lawn or an ancient tithe barn set in rolling hills can form the perfect setting. Serve homely, wholesome farmhouse fare, washed down with traditional ale and cider and your guests will consider the event a real treat. … more about Liven up your country wedding theme
May 3rd, 2008 | Published in Wedding Planning, Wedding Theme
A wedding theme brings a sense of unity to the look and feel of your wedding day. It creates a peg that you can hang all your different style decisions upon. But don’t worry - your wedding theme doesn’t have to be cheesy or in-your-face! … more about How to choose your wedding theme
May 3rd, 2008 | Published in Wedding Music, Wedding Planning, Wedding Reception, Wedding Theme
A swing jazz band really brings your Hollywood wedding theme to life. There’s nothing quite like live music for evoking a sense of time and place. Music is powerful stuff. There’s no better way of conjuring up a mood or atmosphere, and a swing jazz band is synonymous with Hollywood glamour. … more about Add glitz to your hollywood wedding theme
April 28th, 2008 | Published in Wedding Ceremony, Wedding Music, Wedding Planning
The wedding ceremony sits at the very heart of your special day. It is the point at which you exchange vows with your chosen partner and make a lifetime commitment to each other. So you’ve opted for a civil service. How can you imbue a civil wedding ceremony with the sense of tradition and meaning that comes as part and parcel of a conventional religious service? … more about Make your civil wedding ceremony really special
April 23rd, 2008 | Published in Wedding Ceremony, Wedding Planning, Wedding Reception, Wedding Venues
Choosing a wedding venue can seem a daunting task. Stately homes, country hotels, a marquee on the lawn; the list of possibilities is endless. If you’re not careful, you will find yourself snowed under a pile of beautiful, enticing but wholly inappropriate brochures! The name of the game is to start the process early and be very organised. … more about Choosing a wedding venue
April 19th, 2008 | Published in Wedding Planning
Who is going to be invited to the wedding? It’s crucial for the two most important people - the bride and groom - to brainstorm the wedding guest list first. Sit down together early in the proceedings and make a list of the key members from both families that you would wish to share your special day with. … more about Getting to grips with the wedding guest list
April 15th, 2008 | Published in Wedding Music, Wedding Planning, Wedding Venues
Start your wedding planning early and be prepared to delegate. Providing you’ve plenty of time and are happy to share the tasks, wedding planning can be a delectable occupation. Organisation is the key to success, and sitting right at the centre of any respectable wedding plan is the list. You will need not just one list, but many of them! … more about The key to successful wedding planning
April 2nd, 2008 | Published in Wedding Planning
What an exciting moment! You are lucky enough to have found the guy or gal of your dreams. You’ve set the date. Now you’re right at the beginning of the planning process that will lead up to the great event itself - your wedding day. … more about The great wedding planning adventure
