If you've been to a lot of weddings recently, you may be trying to think of something more unique for your wedding day entertainment. From magicians to artists, there is a wonderful range of entertainment options open to you. We have scoured the internet and come up with 7 alternative options for you to consider.
Today we are joined by the wonderful Emma of Purple Rose Photography, and a whole host of fantastic suppliers with this stunning pastel styled shoot. If you are looking to incorporate more fun into your wedding day, these talented suppliers should be top of your list!
The biggest part of your wedding day is the ceremony, yet picking your celebrant can sometimes not be high on your suppliers list. Today we are joined by Yvonne Beck to discuss the 5 things you should check when choosing your celebrant.
There are so many options when it comes to your wedding planning. One thing that can seem like a mine field is working out how and why a celebrant will fit into your ceremony. Kelly Hawes has joined us today to answer any questions you may have!
Registering your marriage probably isn’t the highest thing on your wedding planning ‘to do’ list - but it is one of the most important. Unless you are getting married in the Church of England then it’s a legal requirement for you to give notice (register) your intent to marry.
Sometimes it can feel quite complicated - so I am going to share with you everything you need to know about registering your marriage in Bedfordshire.
Happy December Everyone! Christmas is just around the corner and everything is feeling festive! December can be one of our busiest as we start to plan out what 2019 will look like! That being said, it’s also busy for you- brides- planning those spring and summer weddings! Especially as you try to lock in some key details before the Christmas rush and before the ringing in of the new year.
Choosing hymns for your church wedding might feel like a daunting task. What words do you want your guests singing in unison as you and your love stand at the alter together? Your best bet is to choose hymns that are meaningful to you. Was there a hymn that your Nan always hummed while making her homemade custard tart? Do you have memories of your Grandad belting out the words to ‘Amazing Grace’ on a Sunday morning in the church pew. Are there words that resound true for you still as you listen to the lyrics of a hymn? If so go with those. They will flood your service with meaning, memories and depth as you all join to sing together. And if you have no idea where to start, we’re here to help you. This could be the beginning of making hymns a meaningful part of family traditions within your new family, and having something as timeless as a simple tune to pass down for generations.
When it comes to choosing great wedding readings for your Civil Ceremony it can be difficult to know where to start. You want something that reflects you as a couple and that fits in with your ceremony. If you are brave, you could opt to give the choice to whoever you have asked to read at your ceremony and allow them to pick your wedding reading for you. If you want to choose your wedding readings yourself, then perhaps find a selection of great readings online and spend an evening with your partner reading them together over dinner.
To help you out we have chosen 5 great wedding readings that would be perfect for your civil ceremony, perhaps one of these is right for you.
A lot of people get married in their local church for various reasons. Historically, it's where their parents or grandparents tied the knot, for it's central location in their town, for the beautiful architecture and classic look, and for personal religious values. Christians view marriage as a promise, commitment, or covenant not only between two people to commit themselves to each other, but to God as well. Believing God to be the centre of the marriage and the strength that keeps them loving each other unconditionally.
Therefore, churches make it a mandate to include a scriptural reading from the Bible for every church wedding ceremony. For some brides and grooms it can be an overwhelming choice. This is meant to give you a little help as you begin to look through the Bible for verses that speak to you and give your marriage meaning.
The wedding ceremony is usually the first part of the day that requires music, and is perhaps the most important part of your big day, the part you will want to flow absolutely perfectly.
Whether or not you and your partner are huge music fans, music can play a huge factor at your wedding ceremony.
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