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Wedding Advice
Practical guides from speeches and etiquette to costs and beauty. Everything you need to plan your perfect day.
Speeches & Toasts
Templates and examples for every wedding speech
Etiquette & Wording
What to write in cards, invitations, and RSVPs
Wedding Costs
Average costs, budget breakdowns, and saving tips
Hen & Stag
Party ideas, games, and destination guides
Food & Drink
Menus, catering styles, costs, and dietary options
Wedding Fairs
UK dates, locations, preparation tips, and whether they're worth it
Beauty & Hair
Bridal hairstyles, makeup looks, and beauty tips
Fashion
Dress styles, guest outfits, and suit guides
Ceremony & Music
Readings, vows, first dance songs, and music
Honeymoon
Destinations, mini-moons, and travel planning
Anniversary
Anniversary gifts by year and celebration ideas
Proposals & Engagement
Proposal ideas, rings, parties, and announcements
LGBTQ+ Weddings
Inclusive planning guides and friendly venues
Planning note
Use advice in the right order
Start with decisions that affect other bookings: budget, guest count, venue and ceremony format. Supplier choices become easier once those four points are stable. Leave colours, favours and smaller styling details until the structure of the day is clear.
Use the guides to build a brief, not to copy somebody else’s wedding. Record decisions, owners and deadlines in one place. When advice depends on a contract, legal rule or supplier policy, confirm it with the relevant professional before acting.
Read the guide that matches your next decision, then record the outcome in one shared plan. Keep signed contracts and official guidance with the decision they support.
Recheck the decision if the date, venue, guest count or available budget changes later. Note any new deadline created by that change.
Before you move on
- Agree the budget and guest range first.
- Separate fixed deadlines from personal preferences.
- Keep quotes, contracts and payment dates together.
- Review the plan whenever a major booking changes.