Cast your mind back quite a few decades, where weddings would mainly be a religious ceremony in a church, with the famous ‘till death do us part’ vows… now flash forward to modern day. There are more and more couples opting for a celebrant to conduct their marriage, not only because it is more personal […]
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There are many traditions associated with weddings dating back years, they evolve and change to how we know them today. Through the years we add little tweaks to make them more modern and each couple can make the traditions as personal as they like or change them completely. One old tradition still seen today is
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Unveiling the Secrets Behind the Blooms! Flowers bring joy to every occasion, from weddings and baby showers to birthdays and even saying goodbye to a loved one. But have you ever wondered what goes into creating those stunning arrangements? Today, we’re pulling back the curtain and chatting with Julie, the talent behind The Enchanted Florist,
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Unveiling Your Dream Dress: A Guide from EB Bridal in Alnwick Finding the perfect wedding dress is a momentous occasion, and the team at EB Bridal in Alnwick is here to help you navigate the world of tulle, lace, and satin with confidence! Hannah shared with me some expert tips and insights to make your
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Wedding cakes in the UK hold a rich history filled with symbolism. Traditionally, fruitcakes were the norm, their dense nature and ability to be preserved reflecting prosperity and a long-lasting marriage. The top tier was often saved for the christening of the couple’s first child, a tradition still practised by some today. The humble wedding
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This is the question my friend asked when they saw the beautiful pull-up banner I had designed to display at wedding fayres. Basically a Familymoon is what it says on the tin – a honeymoon, but with family; this could be children, perhaps in a newly-blended family, and/or one or more parents-in-law. But why would
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I was delighted to meet a magician at the Kelso Wedding Show – I watched as he performed tricks to the passing crowd and he had me hooked. I was so pleased when he agreed to be part of my monthly blogs. Without further ado allow me to introduce the talented, magical Dave Reubens. How
All you need to know – a full guide to what, where and who should wear one. What is a Boutonniere or Button hole? A flower that someone wears in the buttonhole of, or fastened to, their jacket on a special occasion such as a wedding. The groom and his men might choose to adorn
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It was a very damp month that’s for sure. I did however manage to experience lots of new place and activities. I officiated a wedding at Friars Carse near Dumfries. What a stunning location – it was very nearly my 1st outdoor wedding but the Scottish weather had other ideas. I met a brilliant photographer
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Independent Celebrants and Weddings in Britain Independent celebrants are not currently able to legally marry anyone in Britain. This means that if you want to have a wedding ceremony led by an independent celebrant, you will need to have a separate civil ceremony with a registrar. There are a few reasons why independent celebrants are
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