Planning & Advice

We’ve said it lots over the past few weeks, but winter weddings really are extra magical! One thing that will differ quite a bit from weddings held during spring and summer is the photography. With less light and more chance of rain, and even snow, we’ve got some great photography tips to ensure you get the best photos from your special day. 

The spring and summer months are still the most popular time of year for weddings, but winter is now proving just as desirable – they are magical after all!  

Small gestures really make a big difference, especially in the world of weddings! This is why wedding bathroom baskets are so fabulous. They’re easy to put together, but your guests will absolutely love them. 

The day after your wedding is the perfect opportunity to relax with your guests! In fact, we think it’s a pretty great opportunity to extend the festivities. Fancy a Day Two wedding celebration?

So what should a guest do if they can no longer attend a wedding? Check this out:

Now hear me out… while most Irish wedding guests are up for several alcoholic drinks, there will always be at least a few guests who don’t drink. Wondering how to manage these guests without them feeling left out? Take a look at these super simple tips!

Your wedding reception sequence is the order that all the events take place. Today, instead of focusing on the timing, we’ll just look at the order and why it’s so important. The sequence will help you to build up to the party time and avoid awkward moments where guests have just arrived on the dance floor before being called back for their next course. 

If you talk to any newly married couple, they will happily share their wedding planning advice and what worked for them. You’ll also start to hear about common wedding day regrets! So today we’ll name them and share how you can avoid them too. 

Some couples love a wedding with all the frills, while others are more up for an intimate affair. If you’re wanting to escape the planning and choose an elopement in Ireland instead, you’re in the right place!

If you’ve already shared your wedding date and you’ve heard that somebody sadly can’t attend, you’re probably wondering if you should send a wedding invitation if you know a guest can’t attend.

Hands up if you love wedding food! I know I do! Your meal will be a highlight for lots of people so you want to serve something you’re excited about. When it comes to wedding food serving styles, you’ve got several amazing options.

Including your parents’ names on your wedding invitation is completely optional! If you decide to go this route, there are several options available to you, each with an implied meaning. Today we’ll cover how to do it!

If we’re honest, choosing where to get ready on your wedding day is probably the last thing on your to-do list. But actually, the location for the morning of your wedding can really set the tone for the day. And, not surprisingly, it’ll have a big impact on your wedding morning timeline too. 

There will be a few tasks left to tackle after the day, some that will require booking before the day has even happened. Get ahead of your tasks by sorting them before you say I do – here’s three tasks to get you started…

Creating a wedding guest list is enough to cause anxiety in the best of us. A common question I get asked is: who gets a plus one? So, I’m here to break it down for you. 

Once you get engaged and start planning your Big Day, you’re bound to start asking: “How many people should I invite to my wedding?”. Check out this step by step guide!