Journal
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Who can conduct a wedding ceremony in the UK?
You’ve probably pictured it a thousand times: you walking down the aisle, surrounded by friends and family, to tie the […]
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Save the date: when to send and what to include
You’ve locked in a date to marry your person—and now you need to let your nearest and dearest know. Enter: […]
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Can I wear a morning suit to my wedding? A groom’s guide
You’ve probably heard of black tie dress code, which calls for formal evening attire (think tuxedos and floor-length gowns). But […]
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Wedding shower vs bridal shower: what’s the difference?
Your wedding day doesn’t have to be the only celebration of you getting married. You might throw a hen or […]
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Something old, something new: wedding traditions explained
We’ve all heard the wedding rhyme: something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. It comes from an old custom […]
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How to fold a pocket square for a wedding
Want to add a pop of colour to your wedding suit? Look no further than a pocket square. They’re small […]
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What’s a civil wedding? A complete guide
A civil wedding is simply a legal marriage ceremony that isn’t religious. Most weddings in the UK are civil ceremonies. […]
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The typical order of wedding speeches, explained
Wedding speeches are among the most memorable moments of the reception. They can be emotional, touching, and funny—all in celebration […]
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What’s the cost of a wedding registrar, and how do I book one?
If you’re having a civil wedding—a legally binding marriage that isn’t religious—you’ll need to book a registrar. A registrar is […]
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Who sits at the top table at a wedding? A seating guide
The top table is the main table at your reception. It’s where you’ll sit with your brand-new spouse, to enjoy […]
