A guest blog for English Wedding by Angela at Emma Rose Jewellery

When it comes to bridal style, few adornments evoke such timeless romance and refined elegance as pearls. Whether you’re drawn to the soft glow of classic freshwater pearls or the versatility of beautifully crafted faux designs, pearl wedding jewellery remains the ultimate symbol of sophisticated bridal beauty.

At Emma Rose Jewellery, we believe every bride deserves to feel radiant and true to her personal style. That’s why our carefully curated collection of pearl bridal jewellery offers everything from minimalist classics to opulent statement pieces—ensuring you’ll find the perfect finishing touch for your wedding day.

Header image by Northamptonshire wedding photographers Sky Photography


I wonder if we’re being subtly steered towards the use of AI for everything wedding. At the top of almost any Google search result in 2025 is an AI overview. When, out of curiosity, I asked ‘how to write wedding vows‘, Google’s AI threw up a detailed breakdown of what to include, recommending that I ‘write from the heart’ and ‘be authentic’, following up with notes on structure and where to find more inspiration online. Oh, the irony…
At least it stopped short of asking me if I wanted it to help by writing vows for me.

A guest post for English-Wedding.com from Bespoke Diamonds


When a newly engaged couple visits Bespoke Diamonds for wedding bands, the first question they ask is: “How do we make sure the two rings actually work together?

A well-paired set looks seamless in photographs, feels comfortable in daily life, and—most importantly—tells one cohesive love-story on your hand. Follow the five design pillars below and your engagement ring and wedding band will complement each other perfectly for decades to come.

I think sometimes planning a wedding must feel a little like organising Glastonbury. Only, most couples have no experience in event planning, and you’re a team of two, not hundreds. You might not be inviting tens of thousands of guests – but you’re trying to give the most important people in the world an amazing experience and a day to remember. The pressure to have the ‘perfect’ wedding can be too much – and planning anxiety is something the wedding media should talk about seriously.

Loads of couples are nervous about their wedding photography experience. If I could share one tip with every person reading this blog it would be to do everything you can to keep on top of your stress levels in the run up to your wedding day. One thing I hear all the time is nerves and worries around wedding photography – you might feel like you’re not photogenic, or you’re awkward in front of the camera, or that you’ll feel silly posing for pictures on your wedding day. None of those things need to be true, and you can crush pre wedding photography nerves by having an engagement photo session.