You might not be able to wrap love in a box, but you can certainly capture the essence of your relationship and your wedding day by creating a marriage time capsule. I have included 2 great ways to create your own personal time capsule.

You may not mind if your guests whip out thier phones to take photos during your ceremony, but if this paparazzi style of photography isn’t what you want then you need to “Unplug” your ceremony.
I have listed 10 ways to ask your guests to put away thier mobile devices so you can have an “Unplugged Ceremony”.

Why not select the music you love for your ceremony? My blog includes 6 music genres with 20 ideas in each to help you select your perfect ceremony music.

For generations, red roses have captured the minds and hearts of lovers around the world. The red rose is the most given flower to celebrate a romantic occasion as it symbolises passion, true love, romance, and desire. So exchanging a red rose as your first gift to one another during your ceremony after you become a married couple, is the perfect way to say “I love you”.
Find out how to include a rose ritual at your wedding ceremony.

COVID-19 has changed the wedding plans of couples all over Australia, including Jaimie and Ben’s.

They had their dream wedding booked and the invitations were sent out. However, after having a couple of date changes and with the continually changing COVID restrictions they decided to rethink their plans and they celebrated their wedding at a small charming country Airbnb.