During the wedding prep, our fathers have been there from the beginning. Even if they didn’t have much to say, their silent support has been a comfort to us. Getting their gift right is important as it says without words just how much you appreciate everything they have done for you.
We’ve recently looked at meaningful gifts for brides and grooms to give one another on their wedding day. Now, we’re looking at thoughtful gifts for the mothers of the bride and groom.
Suppose you’re reducing the number of guests at your wedding based on the most recent Covid restrictions. In that case, you may think that a traditional wedding cake is a bit of a waste. After all, they’re designed with a full wedding party in mind, if you’re only allowed 30 people at your reception, why do you need a cake that caters for 120 people? This is where cupcakes save the day.
The unusual situation from 2020 is continuing into 2021, at least for now. And now with Brexit done, we’re waiting to see how things are going to change in the most crucial area; our bank balance.
If you’re set to get married this year, then your budget might be a concern, and couples must work out where their priorities are. Here are some ideas to help get the conversation started about managing your funds and getting the first-class wedding you deserve.
Last week, we looked at gifts for brides to give their husbands on their wedding day. Today, we’re looking gifts for grooms to give brides.
If your wife-to-be has a thing about Jimmy Choo’s or Tiffany jewellery, your wedding is the definitely the day for a gift of that size. But if you are looking for some inspiration, then here are some sweet, playful, thoughtful ideas to consider.
This year has been a little harder than most. It’s given us all time for reflection, understanding what’s important and ditching the unnecessary. This is true for weddings too, reducing what we can have on our big days has helped us focus on what matters.
Now if you’re fiancée has always wanted a luxury watch or a drive-a-tank experience, then it is definitely the time to get him one. But if you’re struggling for ideas, here’s some inspiration to get you started.
With the colder weather over Christmas, the first white Christmas for a long time, there can be no doubt that winter is upon us. If you are lucky enough to be getting married at this magical time of year, then there are ways you can celebrate the season in your flowers.
When it comes to wedding dresses, you might think you only have two choices of colour, white or ivory. This isn’t the case and there are some stunning choices for a memorable bridal look. Although colour may not be traditional, the style of dresses are undeniably bridal.
If you’re having your wedding over the festive period, then match your drinks to the season for an extra sparkle on your big day. Warm and traditional, or decadent and creamy, this collection of Christmassy drinks and cocktails are guaranteed to please your guests.
Each year, the Pantone Color Institute reveals their colour of the year, which heavily influences the palettes used in media, business and fashion. It’s a great colour for brides to be aware of so they can co-ordinate their wedding with the most on-trend designs.