Planning & Advice

At Irish weddings, members of the bridal party make a wedding speech at the reception including best man, groom, father of the bride.

Creating a budget for your wedding can be a daunting task at first, but once you get started, it’s not all that bad. To ensure smooth wedding planning, set a budget from the start and keep track of those costs.

Now that you’re engaged, all you want to do is shout it from the rooftops! Well, if you’ve ever fancied seeing your name and photo in a national newspaper why not consider an engagement announcement?

There are a whole host of ways to save money on a wedding. A few suggestions are listed below, but the key to saving money is to shop around and also to think outside the box. 

We’ve got advice for newly weds on how to incorporate each family’s Christmas traditions and make some of new traditions, as you spend your first Christmas together as a married couple!

Etiquette for your Thank You Cards. The wedding’s over, your guests have gone home. We’ve got you covered with all you need to know about saying thank you.

Paul from Milehigh Wedding Band offers his advice on choosing your Music for your Wedding

Annie Byrne from Aislinn Events discusses the advantages of using a wedding planner to help organise your wedding in Ireland

Our guest blogger Tinkerbelle Bride gives some top wedding tips she’s learned while she was planning for her wedding.

Something old, something new, something meaningful? Enjoy our recap of wedding traditions.

We all know the wedding tradition that a bride should carry something old, new, borrowed & blue with her on her wedding day, but why?