In a recent blog, we embarked upon something of a quest for knowledge. Specifically the knowledge of the origins of the many traditions we’ve pinned to the act of getting hitched today (Part 2 of that series lands in the…
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We’ve all heard of Dry January. The new year health kick of not touching a drop of sauce for the first month of the year. Call it detoxing. Call it damage limitation after a heavy December. Either way, let’s be…
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As always here at Book Of Weddings we love to inspire. And after the serious business of the pesky necessities covered in part one of this blog, it’s time to get the creative juices flowing. Whilst making the decision to…
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Following on from our recent blog about spring weddings and the seasonal inspiration on offer, we thought we’d delve into the world of outdoor weddings. Now before we go any further, we are not just straight up suggesting that you throw…
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Alrighty then. The chaos of Christmas and New Year has passed. We’re all back at work and life can return to normal, right? Maybe for most of us, it can. But for some reading this blog, there’s an even more…
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Let’s face it, as appealing as it may sound to get married abroad in warmer climates, with exotic cuisine and surrounded by foreign culture, for most of us it’s not an option. You have to consider the guest list, even…
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Weddings are jam pack full of tradition and have been for centuries. Even more so than most would think. It’s almost completely unavoidable. Even things that one might mistake for common characteristics of the modern conventional wedding, are, in fact,…
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Many couples are brought together through a mutual activity or sport. Others may meet under different circumstances and then discover a hobby together. In this month’s edition of The Honeymoon Conundrum, we’re picking out our favourite destinations for all the…
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Action towards preserving the health of our planet and the O-zone layer is something that’s been gathering massive momentum in recent years. And with good reason. Our oceans are filled with plastic and we’re running out of land to fill…
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