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15 April 2021

Photography Advice for Your Big Day


Picking the perfect photographer for your wedding is essential because after the day has come to an end the pictures are one of the few things left to remind you of your special celebration. You want the moments captured to be beautiful, reflect the mood and bring back the rush of emotions felt each and every time you look at them. 

I married just over a year ago and from my own experience I have a few additional tips, relating to wedding photography, which may help any bride or groom to be...


My wedding bouquet


  • If everyone sits with their phones and cameras snapping away during your vows, the professional photographer will have trouble capturing pictures of your guests - they are likely to have their faces hidden with whatever device they have to hand. Picture taking can also be noisy and distracting which you really don't want on your big day when nerves are already running high! It might be worth popping up a sign at the entrance to your ceremony to ensure the only photos being taken at this point are by the person you hired. This is something we did and it enabled everyone to be fully focused on the event itself.
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31 July 2017

Exciting Ways to Upgrade Popular Wedding Traditions


We pass wedding traditions down from generation to generation. Some wedding traditions still exist because of superstition. Others exist to help provide valuable life lessons. And yet a few others are boring traditions that are no longer relevant and seem quite unimportant to today’s modern wedding.

In fact, many weddings taking place in this day and age will alter formerly popular wedding traditions to help meet the needs of the guests and the happy couple. Still, there are a few wedding traditions that have gone by the wayside and disappeared altogether.




Today, we’ll take a look at seven popular wedding traditions and tell you how they’ve been upgraded to make them more modern or disregarded entirely.


7 Popular Upgraded Wedding Traditions
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