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25.01.2022 How about a Winter Wedding? There are lots of reasons to avoid the "wedding season" in the middle of summer and have a winter wedding. Venues and suppliers may be easier to find (and possibly cheaper). Your wedding date won't clash with all your friends who are getting married this year. ... Initially you may find that you get some negative feedback as people think about standing in the cold wind for your ceremony or driving to your reception on a dark rainy night. So here are a few tips to make a winter wedding a great success. Choose a great venue: Think about having the ceremony and reception at the same venue to minimise travel for your guests - even better if the venue has accomodation and guests can stay overnight. They will be able to relax between the ceremony and reception and not have to think about going out in the cold. Choose somewhere with a warm, cosy atmosphere, perhaps with fireplaces. Time your ceremony well: If you are going to have an outside ceremony or your venue has a fabulous view - and many places in Australia have perfect weather for winter weddings - think about having a lunch time wedding. Your ceremony and reception will be at the warmest and brightest part of the day. Older friends and relatives or those with young children will be more comfortable - and you can always continue into the night with a party with your friends. Keep your guests comfort in mind: Yes, of course everyone wants to be at your wedding but getting cold is no fun. If you are outside for the ceremony why not have some rugs available for guests to wrap up in. Think about warm mulled wine for after ceremony drinks - and have a good wet weather plan in place just in case. Plan your clothes carefully: Winter weddings open up lots of opportunities for gorgeous wedding dresses - think, long sleeves, heavier fabrics, fur or feathers, lots of sparkle. You and your bridal party want to be comfortable especially if you are outside for ceremony or photos, so consider boots instead of strappy shoes, wraps or jackets to keep you warm, warm tights and capes for little bridesmaids. The guys will probably be a lot happier in their suits than on a hot summer day. Enjoy bright colours: Mid winter means great colour schemes for weddings. Choose bright colours for your flowers and decorations or have lots of gold sparkling or masses of candles and mirrors to make the whole day bright whatever the weather. Yes, winter weddings have lots of benefits. A wonderful, colourful, happy day in the middle of the coldest months will give lots of great memories for all who attend while you head off to the sun for your honeymoon.

25.01.2022 Beautiful dress and story

24.01.2022 Recently I had the absolute pleasure of joining Cheyne and Stephen Dempsey together in marriage. The wedding was a very Special celebration of two amazing people. The setting was in a pub that was very special the couple and was a surprise to all the guests. Many tears, but lots of laughs and memories made. Thank to Cheyne for your lovely review of the day...and for including me in your day

23.01.2022 Great idea for a ceremony https://www.msn.com//2-brides-lifted-a-253-pou/ar-AAJTULS

21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100008636402692//1986618474969347/

18.01.2022 Happy wedding day to the beautiful Hayley and Michael. I know today will be the start of a beautiful and happy future together

17.01.2022 For those Winter weddings coming up...a special one very soon

16.01.2022 Unusual but funny vows...lightens up a ceremony if that's your thing . Lol

15.01.2022 Recently had the amazing pleasure of conducting a beautiful ceremony for Tara and Raymond. It was such a beautiful story and so many happy memories. Thanks once again to you both...

14.01.2022 Old Wedding Ceremony Traditions - How they have transitioned into the 21st century As these are very old traditions - please forgive the lack of equality in them. Hopefully the way in which these traditions have transitioned will help to encompass all couples who wish to marry. You may kiss the bride......Continue reading

13.01.2022 Office for the day. Have some very special ceremonies to finish so I thought I would take the office outside and do it the old fashioned way..hand written. Much too lovely a day to be inside. Couldn't have asked Bailey to pose like that...he photobombed really well.

12.01.2022 An interesting article on marriage celebrant costs. https://allurelimousines.com.au/how-much-does-a-marriage-c/

11.01.2022 Ceremony Locations - 8 things to consider Ask A Celebrant posted on Wednesday, 22 August 2018 If you are having a marriage ceremony where it's just you, your witnesses and your celebrant, then you can pretty much choose where ever you like, but when you've asked family and friends to witness your special day, you need to take a few things into consideration when choosing the location of your ceremony:...Continue reading

11.01.2022 Funny what ways love presents itself

10.01.2022 Some great ideas

10.01.2022 This could be fun

10.01.2022 This sums it up for me...I always had trouble trying to explain why Phill and I were marrying after we had been together for 16 years . This articulates it perfectly https://www.theage.com.au//this-is-why-millennials-like-me

10.01.2022 Happy anniversary to the beautiful Mr and Mrs Raymond and Tara Lesley Kalms-Frew. Two years today when you walked down the aisle at your beautiful wedding lovely memories for a lovely couple

07.01.2022 https://m.huffingtonpost.com.au//grandma-flower-girl-weddi

01.01.2022 Just want to give a shout out and to let some special brides and grooms all the best in this difficult time. Some very courageous decisions made in trying times. Your weddings will go ahead further along your lifes path and they WILL happen and will be as beautiful and special as you are dreaming they will be. Hang in there