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Why do brides throw their bouquet? There are so many old (and, some say, odd!) traditions around getting married: Wearing white (click...

I didn’t really know what a wedding Celebrant was - or that they even existed- until I started working as a Registrar of Marriages. ...

Kent is known as the Garden County of England, and a visit to Rowhill Grange Hotel definitely helps you to understand why. As you drive...

Congratulations! You’ve said “Yes”, so get ready to say “I do”. You’ve probably already started to think about choosing every element of...

So, we all know the rhyme: Something old Something new Something borrowed Something blue And a silver sixpence in your shoe and that we...

You’re engaged! Congratulations! This is such an exciting time for you: the initial surprise, the fun to be had in telling everyone...

Have you started to plan your wedding? Are you wondering what your ceremony will look like? The first thing to remember is that no two...

Photo: Lee Rushby Photography So, you’re planning your dream wedding day - congratulations! This is such an exciting time, and you’ll...

Lots of couples are now taking the opportunity to include symbolic rituals as part of their wedding ceremonies. This is a fantastic way...

Weddings are a serious business, right? Well, of course they are, but that doesn't mean they can't also be enjoyable! When thinking...

Are you planning a wedding in December? Do you love the idea of a Christmas wedding? Are you looking forward to seeing the venue...

I wonder how many of you will get engaged during the Christmas and New Year period? If you do, perhaps you’ll plan to have your wedding...

It’s great to have readings at your wedding, to help make the occasion truly your own. But don’t you sometimes feel that you keep...

One of the privileges of being a Celebrant is that I am able to visit some beautiful, unique, luxurious wedding venues and Bailiffscourt...

Have you heard of a First Fight Box? The idea is you write a love letter to each other, and then seal it into a box during your wedding...

Handfasting has been around for hundreds of years, dating back to the time of the ancient Celts, and is thought to be where the phrase...