An incurable romantic
January 15, 2007 by admin
Filed under Wedding Stories
In my Sunday magazine I read about Barry Chandler who wanted to show his love for his wife on their 10th anniversary. Now most men may opt for the flowers or the chocolates, but not Barry. He organised the same wedding day that they had enjoyed 10 years earlier. He booked the same church to renew their vows, the same vicar, organist, reception, flowers, best men etc He is quoted as saying “I really wanted to show Samantha how much I loved her” Now who says romance is dead! [Read more]
Don’t let traditions spoil your day
January 14, 2007 by admin
Filed under Wedding Traditions and History
I am naturally quite a shy person, and I was speaking to one of my friends who is getting married next month and was encouraged by her approach. She too is shy, her “Big Day” is about vows, joining together with the person she loves unconditionally – it is not about being the centre of attention for the day. She talked to her prospective husband and decided to not follow all the traditions. No speeches, no first dance, etc anything that would make her feel uncomfortable. They agree that the day should be one that they love, that they remember with happiness. I found this refreshing as often we do what we think we should do, rather than what makes us happy. If there is something that you are dreading then talk it through and... [Read more]
Losing weight for your big day
January 14, 2007 by admin
Filed under Wedding Fashion
Looking good on you big day is important for all of us. If you want some motivation check out Middle Age Shed, this is two people that are trying to lose a combined 6 stone before the end of May. They want others to join to support each other to achieve thier goal. There is a podcast as well, and want people to come on the show to talk about why they want to lose weight. [Read more]
A gift to capture the love
January 11, 2007 by admin
Filed under Getting Engaged, Wedding Gifts: Tips and Ideas
For the technological minded here is a great gift and one that can unify geeks and non-geeks alike, as it is easy to use. Engadget report that Westinghouse at the CES show have announced its five new frames that range from a 5.6-inch model ($100) to a 14.1-inch model ($400). Easy to use and just need a USB cable – think even I could manage to do this! I think this would be a great gift for an engagement – take a photo at the event and put it on ready for when your partner gets home. It would be also a great way to keep memories of your life together. [Read more]
Pretty in Pink
January 10, 2007 by admin
Filed under Wedding Stories
Liz Hurley’s upcoming wedding would seem to have put her in the pink as NOW is running a story on how all the guests will be asked to dress in pink sari’s with the men asked to wear turbans and long tunics. The weirdest past of Liz and Arun’s invitation is the recommendation of a travel iron – how romantic is that! [Read more]






