There’s nothing you can’t find on the web these days, and when it comes to finding information and inspiration to help you plan your wedding, it can be a very useful tool. We’re not saying you should only use the internet when beginning to plan your wedding. Traditional methods like wedding magazines are still an important tool, and of course, your mum will always be a wealth of knowledge (and whatever you do, don’t tell her otherwise – mums ALWAYS know best!). Your married friends are no doubt full of helpful advice as well. But if you feel as though you’re lacking in inspiration, then the web can be a great starting point, allowing you everything from access to wedding photos to directories of the best photographers, wedding planners or cake makers. So, this is the modern girl’s guide to planning her wedding, and we’ve done some research to find the best websites to help you plan your dream big day.
Are you getting married this year and lacking in inspiration on what to wear, what theme to choose, or where to honeymoon? The Gloss team thought we would have some fun counting down the best & worst celebrity weddings, to help you get inspired on what to do and what NOT to do for your special day.
To be honest, I didn't believe I would ever get hitched again - once married, twice shy, and got that t-shirt - you move on with your life older and wiser (maybe less of the older!) Being a wedding planner I live out my creativity and dreams through my client’s excitement and delivering them a spectacular day. Alas this was not to be and my gorgeous man (now fiancé) proposed to me with the help of our children on Christmas day. Let me tell you, I didn’t know he had it in him. Pass the parcel had been carefully executed with a box for each of the children to signify their blessing of my engagement ring, until it got down to the last box when he proposed. I was speechless, and that doesn’t usually happen! It took me about 5 minutes to say yes and so let the planning begin for our own special day.
So you're no interior decorator, but now that you have a wedding to plan you want everything to look just right. Where do you start? Creating a colour code that feels right for your wedding will help align a theme and set the right mood for your special day. Read on for tips...
There are stars in your eyes and a sparkle on your finger. You've said 'yes' to his proposal and now you need to set a wedding date. What would at first glance seem to be a simple matter can quickly become very complicated. Finding a date that works for everyone concerned is your first order of business.
It seemed like a great idea at the time - heady with romance and the excitement of your future together, you think; 'Let's write our own vows!' Then you get writer's block... Never fear, pick up a pen and paper and you'll be just fine. Just do it step-by-step.
There’s nothing you can’t find on the web these days, and when it comes to finding information and inspiration to help you plan your wedding, it can be a very useful tool. We’re not saying you should only use the internet when beginning to plan your wedding. Traditional methods like wedding magazines are still an important tool, and of course, your mum will always be a wealth of knowledge (and whatever you do, don’t tell her otherwise – mums ALWAYS know best!). Your married friends are no doubt full of helpful advice as well. But if you feel as though you’re lacking in inspiration, then the web can be a great starting point, allowing you everything from access to wedding photos to directories of the best photographers, wedding planners or cake makers. So, this is the modern girl’s guide to planning her wedding, and we’ve done some research to find the best websites to help you plan your dream big day.
Are you getting married this year and lacking in inspiration on what to wear, what theme to choose, or where to honeymoon? The Gloss team thought we would have some fun counting down the best & worst celebrity weddings, to help you get inspired on what to do and what NOT to do for your special day.
To be honest, I didn't believe I would ever get hitched again - once married, twice shy, and got that t-shirt - you move on with your life older and wiser (maybe less of the older!) Being a wedding planner I live out my creativity and dreams through my client’s excitement and delivering them a spectacular day. Alas this was not to be and my gorgeous man (now fiancé) proposed to me with the help of our children on Christmas day. Let me tell you, I didn’t know he had it in him. Pass the parcel had been carefully executed with a box for each of the children to signify their blessing of my engagement ring, until it got down to the last box when he proposed. I was speechless, and that doesn’t usually happen! It took me about 5 minutes to say yes and so let the planning begin for our own special day.
So you're no interior decorator, but now that you have a wedding to plan you want everything to look just right. Where do you start? Creating a colour code that feels right for your wedding will help align a theme and set the right mood for your special day. Read on for tips...
There are stars in your eyes and a sparkle on your finger. You've said 'yes' to his proposal and now you need to set a wedding date. What would at first glance seem to be a simple matter can quickly become very complicated. Finding a date that works for everyone concerned is your first order of business.
It seemed like a great idea at the time - heady with romance and the excitement of your future together, you think; 'Let's write our own vows!' Then you get writer's block... Never fear, pick up a pen and paper and you'll be just fine. Just do it step-by-step.
