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Handy Hints For Your Wedding Day

Prudence Takle, August 28 2024

In this post, I’m sharing some tried-and-true advice that will help you navigate the finer details of your wedding day. From staying in the moment to ensuring everyone knows where they need to be, these tips will help you keep things stress-free and fun. After all, your wedding should be about celebrating love, not sweating the small

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Wedding Tips & Tricks

Making children a special part of your wedding ceremony

Prudence Takle, March 22 2022

There’s the age old saying – never work with children or dogs… Well I must be a sucker for punishment because I’m 100% down for either or both! As a mum of two, I was delighted that our girls were a part of our wedding day. It was something truly special. Therefore, I love giving my couples the opportunity to include the little people they love in...

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Ceremony Trends

Making the wedding processional your party starter

Prudence Takle, September 26 2020

When you think of a processional what comes to mind? The processional is usually the beginning of a wedding ceremony. Steeped in tradition, this grand entrance is often layered with meaning and sentimental values. Even the most non-traditional couple can surprise me with how much importance they place on this part of their ceremony.

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Ceremony Trends

Managing Your Guest List: Etiquette Tips For Planning A Wedding During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Prudence Takle, July 17 2020

COVID-19 has hit the wedding world for 6, especially in Melbourne, Australia. We’ve had all kinds of restrictions on guest numbers, square meter space allowances, indoor/outdoor protocols – it’s been a lot to keep up with. While some couples have postponed their weddings for a later date, there are others who simply cannot wait to get married. An...

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Ceremony Trends

Wedding Guests: Etiquette Tips If Your Friends Are Getting Married In The Coronavirus Pandemic

Prudence Takle, July 17 2020

COVID-19 has hit the wedding world for 6. Especially in Melbourne, Australia. We’ve had all kinds of restrictions on guest numbers, square meter space allowances, indoor/outdoor protocols – it’s been a lot to keep up with. While some couples have postponed their weddings for a later date, there are others who simply cannot wait to get married.

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Past Lovers

Sally and James – Love In The Time of Caronavirus

Prudence Takle, July 8 2020

The plan for Sally and James’ wedding was simple – a small ceremony with family and only a few close friends at Sally’s family home in Brighton, followed by a fully catered for, intimate dinner in the dining room. They were saving the big party for a few weeks later – a soirée event with a big band and cocktail dress code.

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Wedding Tips & Tricks

Thoughtful ways to include a lost loved one in your wedding

Prudence Takle, February 7 2020

A modern wedding ceremony carries many layers of meaning. For you as a couple it’s primarily to celebrate and acknowledge your commitment to each other, but often it’s also a tribute to family and friends. Those who have helped shape you into the people you are, the people you aspire to be. And to those who have had your back and will continue to...

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Wedding Tips & Tricks

Preparing For Hot Weather On Your Wedding Day

Prue, January 15 2020

Unfortunately, weather is one of those things we have absolutely no control over. If you’re getting married in Melbourne- the rumours are true, expect 4 seasons in one day, even if it’s high summer. From January to March it can go from full blown heatwave of 40 degrees, to 19 degrees and torrential rain, sometimes even in same day! There’s no tel...

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Ceremony Trends

Cool Wedding Ceremony Ideas For Fun-Loving Couples

Prudence Takle, September 20 2019

Most couples I meet are all about making their wedding ceremony fun. They want a non-traditional ceremony that’s more about them, their friends and family than etiquette and expectations. If that’s you and your hoping to get the party started sooner rather than later, you should consider adding some out-of-the-ordinary inclusions to your ceremony.

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Wedding Tips & Tricks

Tips For Writing Your Personal Wedding Vows

Prudence Takle, July 16 2019

In wedding ceremonies conducted by non-religious marriage celebrants you have to take your vows “I ask everyone here to witness that I, full name, take you, full name to be my lawfully wedded wife/husband/spouse/partner”. Those words are legally required for you to actually get married. But if you'd like to say more than the phrase that everyone...

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