If you were with me the other week, I explained how to make a plan for your wedding business blog. The final touch is to add the detail: what the hell do you write? I’ve stood at my desk many times with an empty brain. I know how rubbish it feels when you just don’t know where to start. At times I’ve felt like nothing I say would be interesting, and other times I feel like I’ve said it all before. I’ve been through that complete lack of confidence. And I’ve come out the other side! Now I’m here to help you plan what you’ll write about in your interesting and successful wedding business blog!
Images used in this blog post are by Cambridge wedding photographer Damien Vickers
Welcome! This is part 2 of a series about blogging for success in the wedding industry. If you read last week’s article I hope you’re convinced that writing blogs for your wedding business is worth your time!
It’s daunting though: whether you’ve blogged before and stopped, or your wedding business is new and it’s something you’ve never tried. The thought of blogging can be off-putting. That’s why I’m writing these articles to help you.
The English Wedding Blog is growing every single day: we’ve featured weddings and styled shoots from so many new photographers and our inbox is constantly bursting with amazingness… so I thought I’d write a little note to all of you fabulous wedding photographers who are yet to get published here. I so hope you’ll be in touch soon!
Know your wedding blogs!

Styling: Amethyst Weddings | Photography: Sarah Hoyle Photography | Florist: Blooming Cow
This is a guest article from our friends at Entertainment Nation. Header image credit: York Place Studios
Whether you’re newly engaged or you’ve waited for your big day through multiple postponements, this summer is shaping up to be full of joyful celebrations as we finally seem to have an end in sight to social distancing rules and COVID restrictions.
We think weddings this summer will be a little special – naturally all weddings are happy occasions to be celebrated, however this year they come with the additional celebration of family and friends coming together once again and seeing each other for the first time in what feels like forever!
What does the word ‘wedding’ bring to mind for you? A white dress, a country house, a fancy sit down meal? When I first started in the wedding industry that’s what it meant to me as well. But now I hear the word wedding and I know the only constants are love, joy and celebration. Throwing personality into that mix is the secret recipe for an amazing wedding – remembering of course that not all weddings have a bride or a dress; not all weddings are formal – and the best ones, if I’m honest, are unexpected and characterful.