Edinburgh is not only the capital city of Scotland but the capital city of fun, festivities, fashion and fabulous parties! Think of the Edinburgh Fringe, the Edinburgh Festival and the annual Hogmanay celebration; whatever’s happening you can bet that it’s happening in Edinburgh! So for a Gaelic hen weekend with a difference, head to the…
If you haven’t thought about scenting your wedding now is the time. There is an industry that has been gaining popularity to provide a bespoke wedding scent to personalise your wedding making it unique and memorable. According to the NYTimes article couples are now “Scentscaping” the wedding experience. Over here we only had a sniff of this…
OK, so you’re getting married, congratulations. Now what? Well you’ve got some planning to do, but don’t worry, it’s not as difficult as you think – just get organised? Here’s a rough guide to what you need to do and how long before the big day you need to start organising it: Contents1 12 Months…
So much talk is about how the bride survives her big day; the internet is littered with tips on buying a wedding dress, how to choose the perfect bouquet and bridal hairstyles. The poor groom hardly gets a mention! Yet the wedding day can be just as stressful and anxiety inducing for the groom, so…
Many young couples nowadays find the financial pressures of getting married and setting up home quite overwhelming. Many marrying couples are now asking their guests for a contribution in the way of cash or vouchers towards the cost of a honeymoon or buying their first home together.
We often talk on this website about getting hitched, or getting married, one of the bigger events in ones life but not so much about the happy ever after. On April 9th Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh passed away at the age of 99 at Windsor Castle and we felt this was a good time to reflect and pay tribute to him and one of the most famous couples on the planet.
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Planning a wedding should be a rather straightforward affair. However, experience would tell us that such is anything but. The mental effort needed to organise every minutiae of that wedding can stress anybody out. From managing the budget to keeping track of a schedule, you will find that planning such an event can become frustratingly complicated if you are not careful.
2020 may have left a bad aftertaste for everybody but wedding-wise things are set to pick up again latter half of 2021 and 2022. Weddings were scarce during the lock-downs but more and more soon-to-be-wed couples are planning their big days this year and the next.
It’s difficult enough planning a wedding but throw in a budget and you might think that your dreams of a fairytale wedding are about to come crashing down before you. Yet many couples now face that prospect in the current economic climate.