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Your wedding ceremony is more than just a formality – it’s the heart of your big day. The moment when you and your partner officially say “I do,” surrounded by family, friends, and meaningful traditions.  Whether you’re planning a traditional wedding, a cultural celebration, or a non-religious ceremony, designing the structure helps ease stress and ensures a smooth experience for everyone involved. In this guide, we’ll walk you through a typical wedding ceremony outline, alon

It won’t be the first thing you think of. It probably won’t be the second, third or tenth item on your wedding planning agenda, but wedding insurance is well worth your consideration. It’s not sexy, you can’t see it, and it costs extra money. But if anything goes wrong on your big day, having protection in place for the most expensive elements of your wedding could help recoup lost investments. This guide will take a deeper dive into what wedding insurance is exactly. What do

Friday 30th May 2025 was a wedding to remember – the day Jackie Ronfell and Karl Newberry tied the knot, surrounded by friends, family,...

Planning your big day is an incredibly exciting time filled with wedding venue visits, wedding attire shopping, and wedding cake...

When it comes to organising a wedding, it’s always a lovely time when you get to sit down and make a list of all of your loved ones who...

When Gary and Katie chose The Lawrence in Padiham for their wedding, we knew their day would be something special and it truly was. From...

Planning your big day? It’s useful to know that you’ve got options for who can conduct your ceremony. You might have heard of registrars,...

Your wedding day is one of the most memorable days of your life and the morning sets the tone for everything that follows. While most of...

As you prepare for one of the most special days of your life, there are lots of things to think about. Now the wedding planning is well...

Some brides will have dreamed about their wedding dress since they were little, and others may not have thought about it until starting...