Do You Have an Order of Service at a Civil Ceremony?
As most civil weddings don't have hymns, you may be wondering what to put in your orders of service. Here are some things you may like to include.
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What Do You Write in a Wedding Guest Book?
When there's a wedding guest book, it's customary to write something uplifting. Here are a few pointers on what you could write about in a wedding guest book.
How Do You Thank Someone for Money?
So, you've recently got married, and were gifted a lot of money on your big day - lucky you! But now you're wondering how you should say thanks?
Is It Rude Not to Attend a Wedding?
Thinking of turning down a wedding invitation? Here is our advice on whether you should do this, and how to do it politely!
Does a Save the Date Card Mean You're Invited?
Save the dates are a popular part of planning a wedding. But what are they? And does getting one mean that you're invited?
The Do's and Don'ts of Asking for Money as a Wedding Gift
The Savvy Bride guide at Tree of Hearts will lead you through the do's and don'ts of asking for money as a wedding gift.
Do You Include the Groom's Parents' Names on a Wedding Invitation?
Should you include the Groom's parents' names on your wedding invitations? Continue reading for our advice!
How to Have a Foreign Wedding on a Budget
The Savvy Bride Guide is here to give you advice on how to have a foreign wedding on a budget.
Who Sits on the Top Table of a Wedding?
There are no set rules, so you can get creative as you wish or stick to tradition. Here are some ideas.
Civil Partnership Invitation Wording
When creating your invitations for your Civil Partnership celebration, you may be wondering what to write. Should you follow traditional wedding etiquette, or do something completely new?
Real Bride Stories: A classic and romantic blush pink wedding
Amanda and Michael West finally got to have their magical, blush pink wedding day in August 2022! I spoke to Amanda about her wedding planning journey.
Who Buys the Groom's Wedding Ring?
Who should buys the groom's wedding ring? Should you stick to tradition, or try something new?