I’ve seen some very odd things happen at weddings over the years – but nowhere near as strange as you guys have seen. Here’s a small sample of some of the strangest and funniest.
We desperately want our big day go be absolutely flawless, but I’ve seen a number of mini-disasters over the years that cast a bit of a shadow over the wedding experience.
It’s fantastic to see how the number of new cases of Covid-19 is dropping so steadily, but what does it all mean for those hoping to get married in 2020?
The last of my three-blog series featuring some of my favourite wedding venues – this time focusing on venues within easy reach in the lovely county of Wicklow.
In my last blog, I wrote about some of the finest castle venues around the country for your wedding. This time, it’s the turn of the many fine manor houses and estates that are dotted right throughout the country.
Every decision you make about your wedding day is important, but none more so than choosing your venue. In this first of three blogs, I feature some of my favourite castle locations.
As we head into May and uncertainty continues to be the order of the day for couples planning a wedding, it’s always good to know what other couples out there are planning to do.
So sticking with that theme of my last blog, I’m setting out another four tips to help you deliver the sort of guest-centred wedding that people will talk about for years to come.
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.
