English Wedding Advice

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Eng­lish Wed­ding is the blog writ­ten from within the wed­ding indus­try. I’m lucky enough to have friends in all kinds of wed­ding busi­nesses and many have gen­er­ously con­tributed arti­cles to share their expert opin­ions on wed­ding plan­ning with you.

Gen­eral wed­ding plan­ning advice

Where to start with wed­ding plan­ning, how to work together and com­pro­mise, and more great arti­cles to help you plan your big day

Find­ing wed­ding suppliers

Where to look for the right sup­pli­ers for your wed­ding, what ques­tions to ask and more advice from UK wed­ding experts

Wed­ding details

Wed­ding sta­tionery, flow­ers, cakes and all the lit­tle details you might need help with

Wed­ding fash­ion advice

Buy­ing a wed­ding dress, fash­ion for brides­maids and more expert advice on the way!

One Response to English Wedding Advice

  1. I love your blog and web­site. There is a lot on the net but lit­tle I feel of “inside advice”. I give all those who come to view our venue (Hes­kin Hall Lan­cashire) a quick run through of things to look out for. Beware those venues who have more than one wed­ding simul­ta­ne­ously. Make sure you ver­ify which facil­i­ties are yours — par­tic­u­larly gar­den or pho­tog­ra­phy space. Some charge extra and some even dou­ble book! Also look out for the “lit­tle extras” like charges for crock­ery, cut­lery, top­i­ary and even mov­ing fur­ni­ture! I can go on and on! Some­times it makes me mad to be in the busi­ness when I hear about this kind of thing. Not one whit of which, I has­ten to add, hap­pens at this venue. Here we know the day belongs to the happy cou­ple and their guests.

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