Wedding planning

About the Bridal Bouquet
There are so many decisions to make when choosing the design for your bridal bouquet. This post cover a few things for you to think about.

Wedding Planning Timeline: 6 months+
We're at the 6 months wedding planning timeline stage. This post is about what you need to do during the period from 6 months before the wedding - up to the day itself.
Now is the time to get going if you’re planning any DIY aspects: invitations, table centres, cake or favours. Whether you're thinking about bubbles or the traditional sugared almonds - it's time to plan now.
You’ll need practice time as well as production time. So get cracking!

Romantic Kingscote Barn Wedding
Amy is a returning customer - Fabulous Functions UK did the decor for her birthday party a few years ago - something she'd loved. So you can imagine our delight when she messaged us to say she'd met the lover of her life, was planning her wedding celebrations and wanted us as part of her wedding planning team! Excited doesn't cover it!

Wedding Venues and Disabled Access
Access to your venue is even more important when your have limited mobility - Ensure disabled access for you and your guests- Fabulous Functions UK

Second Marriage Dress Etiquette
Of late I’ve been giving some thought to two questions I’ve seen asked in various Facebook groups, that relate to second marriage wedding dress etiquette:

Wedding Planning Timeline 12-18 months+
In the post under this link here we have an article on the whole wedding planning timeline. But it is a rather long post. So we've decided to break it down into two separate posts, with less of the detail, to make it a wee bit more manageable.
So this post is concerned with the wedding planning jobs you need to tackle in the 12-18 month period before the wedding.

When Wedding Plans Must Change
Here's one story of when wedding plans must change.
Wedding plans get changed for all sorts of reasons. Some changes are forced upon us and we have to make the best of them.
Here we tell how one couple are coping with enforced changes to their dream of a destination wedding.

Putting Pantone into Your Wedding Décor
Just as November heralds the arrival of the Beaujolais Nouveau to the wine merchants, so early December brings the announcement of the new Pantone colour of the year. Which, for 2020 is PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue. We’ll look at putting the Pantone into your wedding décor later. First, let’s have a look at what Pantone says about their new colour of the year.

Do Suppliers Charge More for Weddings?
Do Suppliers Charge More for Weddings?
I once read a post in a forum put there by a prospective bride. She was complaining, with some bitterness, that when suppliers hear the word wedding they see it as a cue to double or triple their prices. A claim that sparked quite some discussion. But is it true? Do caterers, cake-makers, venue dressers and photographers etc hike their prices at the very mention of the wedding word? And if they do - are there any good reasons why suppliers charge more for weddings?