Your wedding is likely to be one of the most important days of your life, and that fact can make planning your wedding a little bit overwhelming. When planning, it is important to do so in an organised fashion so you are able to make sure all of the important details are well thought out,…
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When it comes to marking out your special day it’s generally agreed that all attention must be on the bride and the way that this is achieved is by wearing a striking wedding gown. Most brides will go down the traditional route when it comes to choosing the dress but there have been some brides…
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At Mr & Mrs Celebrant, we always want to help couples who are planning their wedding where we can, so we thought it would be a good idea to help with one of the biggest dilemma’s in wedding planning, of how many guests to invite. If you’re in the process of planning your wedding then…
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The only event as special to the bride to be as her wedding day is her bridal party. The Bridal party is all about the bride, and the gift you give should be too. If you’re struggling to think of that perfect gift, here are few ideas that may help. What not to buy Before…
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Wedding planning is an exciting yet overwhelming process, and most often limited by one major factor – the budget. As important a celebration that a wedding is, nobody wants to overextend themselves and be paying for the event for years to come. Overspending on your wedding can put a marriage in debt from the get-go…
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Each wedding is unique, and the perfect token for guests to remember your special day is a creative and innovative wedding favour, that they can take away from the event as a memento to commemorate the occasion. As wedding celebrants, we’ve seen all sorts of weddings, and the ones that are planned down to the…
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There is a lot to consider when planning your wedding day. This blog will help you with the key legal requirements. To be legally married in Australia, a man and woman must: not be married to someone else not be marrying a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother or sister be at least eighteen years old,…
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