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25.01.2022 Pantone’s Colour of the Year for 2020 was announced in January. It is Classic Blue. Here are some ways to incorporate this restful colour in your wedding scheme. https://www.brides.com/2020-pantone-color-of-the-year-weddi
25.01.2022 An event design company here in Perth, perfect for your dream wedding/occasion. https://www.facebook.com//a.124564382287/269489534461686/
24.01.2022 I love rituals and cultural traditions https://www.weddingbee.com/p/7-wedding-ceremony-traditions/
22.01.2022 An article about the current availability of flowers. Thank you Coast to Country Weddings for sharing this.
20.01.2022 What a love story
19.01.2022 Some decorating inspiration for your reception and ceremony. Sadly, no WA venues included but worth a look. https://www.vogue.com.au//image-gallery/f9bde4b1dff6f1219f
16.01.2022 You can’t control nature but a rain forecast need not be a disaster. Always make sure that you have a rainy day alternative for your outdoor wedding. https://www.stylemepretty.com//this-last-minute-decision-/
12.01.2022 Beautiful www.bridalguide.com
11.01.2022 A highlight of my career as a Celebrant was marrying my little brother to the beautiful Kaz last year. The bridal party was made up of my niece and nephew, plus my two step-nephews along with their partners. I couldn’t help but burst with pride. The ceremony was held at the Wedding Shed, Orrvale. A lovely rustic setting in a former fruit packing shed. A hand-fasting ceremony was included with the mother’s of both bride and groom involved in placing the cords. A ritual I will write about and explain in my next post.
10.01.2022 A site full of inspiration for your wedding planning? They even have an app. https://www.theknot.com
09.01.2022 There are so many wonderful ways to share your wedding with loved ones who can’t be there. This is one of them https://offbeatbride.com/stream-wedding-on-vimeo/
09.01.2022 Love and respect. If there are some who think differently then just remember who you are marrying and why. Love conquers all, as the saying goes. https://www.brides.com/love-looks-like-this-sister-accepted
09.01.2022 These dresses look amazing. For our gorgeous curvy brides https://confettioccasions.com.au/
07.01.2022 What an unusual and stunning dress! I love the hexagonal in place of the traditional garden arch. What are your thoughts? A lovely happy wedding couple https://junebugweddings.com//dramatically-beautiful-molii/
07.01.2022 Good advice from Coast to Country Weddings for those planning weddings in our beautiful south west.
06.01.2022 Beautiful story and photos. I love the creativity with their marriage proposals https://www.polkadotbride.com//intimate-rustic-country-we/
06.01.2022 Looking for a boho/vintage inspired dress for your wedding day? This article by Grace Back in Marie Claire may help you find what you’re looking for https://www.marieclaire.com.au/loveshackfancy-bridal-collec
05.01.2022 A handfasting ceremony has been used for centuries in certain countries and has a couple of different meanings. In Scotland, for example, it was used for a betrothed couple to promise to live together for a year and if they were still in love after that time then they would marry. This did cause a bit of conflict between clans if the man sent the woman back to her clan after the 12 months In England, Handfasting was a formal marriage up until the 17th century, then couples were made to marry in a church. The ceremony can be performed with ribbons, cords or rope and as many as you wish to have. It is a great way to involve other family members in your ceremony or you can just have your Celebrant perform the tying for you.
04.01.2022 These look great.
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