The old adage that “fail to prepare, prepare to fail” really holds true when planning a wedding. Here are four things you could be doing right now to set the tone for an absolutely amazing wedding.
Planning a wedding is a fun yet mammoth task, but it’s also about creating an experience that will live for a long time in the memory. The really smart bride knows what her guests want – and here’s a quick summary of what she does with that information.
It’s one of the great paradoxes of the modern wedding that couples spend so much time planning the big day – but skimp on their research when it comes to booking their entertainment.
Weddings are rightfully referred to as ‘The Big Day’, and there’s no doubt that brides and grooms the length and breadth of the land invest so much of themselves in this single day that it’s hard to imagine a bigger event – leaving aside the arrival of the kids, of course!
I often get asked when the best time is to start my performance at a wedding, and normally, I suggest the drinks reception / pre dinner period.
If you’re working on a tight budget but still want to have your dream wedding, then maybe the secret lies in being more selective in when you have your big day
