Category: Events

Unfortunately, all weddings in the UK have been postponed due to the current worldwide covid-19 pandemic. This is truly a devastating time for a lot of couples who have been waiting for that special day and have now had to postpone. Currently the UK government is advising that weddings may be able to go ahead in July 2020. Couples have no choice but to either cancel or postpone until they are given the green light.

How should I postpone my wedding?
The majority of couples have decided to postpone until 2021 due to these unsettling times. However, you do not have to completely postpone to next year and could still have a very small ceremony this year under the new social distancing rules. To find out more information on this check out the official government website.

If you are postponing you will need to let your venue and suppliers know ASAP. Contact your wedding insurance company to find out where you stand and make a plan to inform your guests, hopefully of a new wedding date!

Picking the perfect colour palette for your wedding is a huge decision and not one you should take lightly. But how do you choose when so many colour schemes look amazing?

#Pinterest – you should take a look at all of those amazing photos you’ve saved or pinned and see if there seems to be a pattern. Are most of them a blush pink colour? If so, this is a huge indication of what colour palette you are aiming for.

#venue – use your venue for inspiration – if you are having an indoor wedding then most venues will already have a colour scheme in place – this could be a contributing factor as to why you fell in love with your venue.

#theme – the colour palette must fit your overall wedding theme – are you having a cosy barn wedding? Maybe a winter wedding? Fitting your colour palette with your theme can ensure you pick the perfect shade

Inviting all of your guests to your wedding is a big step in planning your wedding, therefore choosing the correct information to put in your invite is very important. Whether you want the invitation to be traditional or creative is entirely up to you but all wedding invites should include basic information such as;

Who’s hosting the wedding – Traditionally the bride’s parents host the wedding, but you can name whomever is hosting. If it’s a joint affair hosted and paid for by the bride, groom and both sets of parents, you can also use “Together with their parents”, the request to attend the wedding e.g. “would love for you to join them. “honour of your presence”, the names of both the bride and groom, the time and date, the location – name of venue, reception information, dress code and the RSVP information – This is usually on a separate return card but in modern times most tend to put a contact number.