A Little Wedding Wisdom
Planning a wedding? I’ve picked up a thing or two over the years.
Here you’ll find practical advice, helpful tips and the occasional opinion to help you plan a bloody good day.
Unplugged Wedding Ceremonies: Put Your Bloody Phone Away. Or Don't.
Should you ask your wedding guests to put their phones away during your ceremony? Unplugged weddings are increasingly popular, but they’re not for everyone. From professional photography to Grandma filming the aisle with an iPad, here’s a look at the pros, cons and why the decision should always be yours.
Your Wedding Ceremony: Prepared, Not Choreographed.
Your wedding ceremony should feel natural, relaxed and completely you. A little preparation goes a long way, but there’s a big difference between knowing what to expect and feeling like you’re following a script. Here’s why I believe the best wedding ceremonies are prepared, not choreographed.
Your Wedding Photos Don't Need My Head in Them.
Your wedding photos should capture the moments that matter most, without your celebrant’s head getting in the way. From the first kiss to the confetti exit, here’s why I deliberately step aside and how a little teamwork can make a bloody big difference.
How Long Should Your Wedding Ceremony Be?
Nobody wants a long, boring wedding ceremony. But how long should yours actually be? From short and sweet to something a little more personal, let’s explore what makes a ceremony memorable — without watching the clock.