We are honestly so happy to see couples who are not letting a pandemic ruin their plan of calling each other “officially mine”. Seeing them overcoming obstacles to happily holding hands forever makes us fall with love a little more. After seeing a virtual wedding where the bride applied her mehndi herself and the other one …
A last-minute wedding cancellation due to Covid-19, caused Georgia + Andrew to make some tough decisions. Their florist had already ordered over half of their flowers and couldn’t cancel. They weren’t able to host their event at their original venue, and as things quickly started to shut down, their guest list dwindled. That’s when they …
A couple who have both been working on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak have hosted makeshift wedding ceremony in hospital after they were forced to postpone their nuptials. Paramedic Nathan Judge and healthcare assistant Charlotte Medcalf were supposed to get married on 30 May after he proposed on a trip to Las Vegas. Read …
You’ve been to weddings, you’ve watched movies with weddings and viral wedding videos, but if you’re like most brides, your Google search history is still filled with questions about who sits where and walks out when. Enter wedding planning expert — Becky Navarro of Pearl Austin Events to give you expert insights on the basics …
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Philadelphia Saturday to protest the death of George Floyd, but two stood out: a bride and groom. This content was originally published here. Bride, groom Kerry-Anne and Michael Gordon join Philadelphia George Floyd protesters after wedding ceremony – ABC7 Chicago 2020-06-18T23:45:47+07:00 2020-06-19T18:37:38+07:00 pc Read moreWedding ceremony held …
Posted on April 1, 2013 by janice Posted in Planning I know that many of you will marry in a house of worship, which is a great option to pursue. But some of you will opt to get hitched right in the backyard. The wedding ceremony is the most important part of the day, even …
I was born in Ascot and grew up in Berkshire where I went to school. I then went to the University of Exeter to study law. After completing my law degree I moved to London to complete the Bar Professional Training Course and qualified as a Barrister in 2012. A vocation that has provided me …