As a craftsperson who often helps brides to create their wedding day look, I understand how difficult it can be to get it right. The search for perfection can add unnecessary stress. And, when you find yourself considering an accessory with roots in a culture other than your own, that adds a layer of concern in regards to cultural appropriation.

Seeing someone you love getting married fills your heart with warmth and emotions. If you feel like that during your best friend’s wedding, imagine how any parent feels seeing their child on their wedding day. That’s why anyone who’s getting married should include their parents in wedding planning. The entire process is a complex feat, and you could use help from people you trust the most. By giving your parents a few tasks do deal with, you’ll also ensure some privacy to deal with other important wedding tasks. They won’t get a chance to meddle because they’ll be too preoccupied with doing the tasks from out list.

I'm a huge planner. I enjoy it so much, I often plan out my next two weeks' schedule by the hour. So when my man popped that ring on my finger and it came time for me to strut my stuff, I felt pretty good. I felt ready. Just another planning, I thought. Oh, I was so, so wrong.

You have an idea for your wedding invitation, but do you make it special? These ideas are certain to help you design a unique invitation that will please even the most discriminating bride. She is the one who needs to read your card.

As the UK is in its tenth week of lockdown, thousands of brides and grooms still face an uncertain future as to whether wedding celebrations will be able to go ahead. With large gatherings banned, including the legendary Glastonbury festival, and self-isolation rules implemented, 2020 is a tough year for couples hoping to tie the knot this summer. Although we should prioritise our own and our loved ones’ health, it is still a disappointing time which could have negative effects on our happiness and mental health.

Sometimes the answer is NO.

Every little girl dreams of how she wants her wedding to be. A huge party, a big cake, lots of flowers, good music, and of course tons of dancing. This was all required for my dream wedding and as silly as it sounds, there was no way I was going to get married without it. If you would've told me a year ago that I would end up getting married in my living room with only a few close family members and friends, I would've thought you were crazy. Turns out maybe I'm the crazy one because, that's exactly what happened.

The day your daughter gets married is a very emotional and joyful one, and you must stand out. You've got your dress, makeup, shoes, accessories to look great, but there's one more thing—your hair! Let's help out with your hair by introducing to you, some of the most gorgeous mothers of the bride hairstyles.

According to a recent Facebook poll, many brides' top fear is that a vendor will cancel on them last minute. Coming in second place was that the quality or services they received would not be what they expected. I have three points that we must discuss. Firstly, where does this fear come, second, what's my interest, and third, what brides can do to prevent it.

While selecting a colour palette is all some couples do to personalise their wedding, many choose to customise more of their ceremony to create a truly unique celebration. Here are seven simple ways to personalise your wedding day.

Wedding season is upon us. Pinterest is pinging. Registries are ringing. Seamstresses are... seaming. You see where I'm going with this. Myself, I'm helping plan my best friend in the whole wide world's wedding for June 2020, and my vow renewal for September 2020. It got me thinking about my wedding nine years ago. When we plan out weddings, we all want everything to go off perfectly, and we kill ourselves creating a perfect day. Not everything always ends up perfect, though. In the case of my wedding, only one thing actually went according to plan: I married my husband. Sit down, I'll tell you all about it.

I do trust my fiancé—I suppose that’s obvious, since I’m marrying him. However, I was very hesitant when he volunteered to plan my bachelorette party. It’s the type of pre-wedding celebration that is almost always handled by a bridesmaid. It is a girl’s night, after all.

It's their day.

If you’re looking for out-of-the-box hen’s party ideas, we have compiled a list of suggestions you might not have thought before. Follow them to make it a night the bride and your squad will never forget. These tips can help you throw an unforgettable, Instagram-perfect bash.

First of all, heartiest congratulations to the “Bride-to-be”!

Seeing someone you love getting married fills your heart with warmth and emotions. If you feel like that during your best friend’s wedding, imagine how any parent feels seeing their child on their wedding day. That’s why anyone who’s getting married should include their parents in wedding planning. The entire process is a complex feat, and you could use help from people you trust the most. By giving your parents a few tasks do deal with, you’ll also ensure some privacy to deal with other important wedding tasks. They won’t get a chance to meddle because they’ll be too preoccupied with doing the tasks from out list.

I'm a huge planner. I enjoy it so much, I often plan out my next two weeks' schedule by the hour. So when my man popped that ring on my finger and it came time for me to strut my stuff, I felt pretty good. I felt ready. Just another planning, I thought. Oh, I was so, so wrong.

As the UK is in its tenth week of lockdown, thousands of brides and grooms still face an uncertain future as to whether wedding celebrations will be able to go ahead. With large gatherings banned, including the legendary Glastonbury festival, and self-isolation rules implemented, 2020 is a tough year for couples hoping to tie the knot this summer. Although we should prioritise our own and our loved ones’ health, it is still a disappointing time which could have negative effects on our happiness and mental health.

As a craftsperson who often helps brides to create their wedding day look, I understand how difficult it can be to get it right. The search for perfection can add unnecessary stress. And, when you find yourself considering an accessory with roots in a culture other than your own, that adds a layer of concern in regards to cultural appropriation.

While your big day might be a while away given the world’s current crisis, that doesn’t mean you can’t get excited about the finer details. On your big day, it’s a given that you’ll want everything to be perfect, so, when you’re planning your spectacular wedding outfit, it’s important not to forget the jewellery. After all, accessorising with jewellery is the perfect way to complete an outfit and will help you to tailor your look to the event itself.

Did you know that the tradition of wearing a white wedding dress came from Queen Victoria in 1840? The queen stepped out of her carriage wearing a beautiful white silk-spun dress accented with lace to marry Prince Albert thus starting the trend of the white wedding dress. Society is constantly evolving and today we are seeing brides step away from the norm and walk down the aisle in not the traditional wedding gown, but a jumpsuit.

Sometimes the answer is NO.

If you have found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with, you probably want them to feel as special as possible when you propose to them. Engagements are not to be taken lightly, so why not go all out and plan a destination proposal for your soon to be betrothed? Destination proposals are a surefire way to make your proposal special and memorable. Additionally, if you and your partner are already vacationing someplace special, it means that there will be loads of photo opportunities. Those physical memories will become even more cherish-able if you propose on your trip! If you want to learn how to plan a destination proposal to make your special day even more special, keep reading.

My letter to the woman of the world.