Header image credit Richard Skins Photography
Hi! I’m Alex, and I run The Tailors Singing Waiters. Like most suppliers, we’ve been commiserating with our couples, and moving all of our bookings to next year (and sometimes even 2022!) Since we get to know our couples very well as part of our work, we’ve also been hearing about all their stresses and worries about next year… it’s been heartbreaking.
By English Wedding member Truly Experiences
Feature photo by GK Photography – full feature here
It’s your big day. Your time to shine. There’s no better way to make an entrance than with a unique ride to the altar – and then to your reception. Of course, you can opt for the traditional limousine or vintage car, but that’s never going to leave a lasting impression or reflect your unique style.
If you’ve ever been looking for a reason to travel in the most unconventional way, your wedding day is a wonderful opportunity.
Inspired by and with all images by London wedding photographer Jordanna Marston
It’s not always easy to love every photo you see of yourself. With a wedding on the horizon, sometimes the pressure can pile on. There’s an expectation to be the very best version of you – and from the wedding mags and websites that appears to mean perfect makeup, perfect hair, perfect tailoring and a perfect figure. (spoiler alert: that’s not it at ALL – but bear with me)
Credit: https://jordannamarston.com
This inspiring article was written for you by English Wedding member Cynthia Grafton-Holt | Cynthia Grafton-Holt Couture
Hello my lovelies,
I do hope that you are still looking forward to having your big day in whatever shape or format it takes. I want you to know that life is full of ups and downs. But despite what it brings, it cannot and should not cancel out the dreams that you have for your future.
Love is certainly not Cancelled
By my lovely friend Sheryl at Oobaloos Photography
When you start to plan your wedding, your first key points are likely to be Venue, Photographer, Florist, Dress, Cake.
Then you start to sort seating plans and timelines. The registrar has you booked for a 12pm wedding. The venue has you booked for a sit down dinner at 4pm… UH OH… that’s a big gap from 12.30pm til at least 3.30pm when the venue starts seating your guests.
