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Long story short, when I bought my wedding dress I was wearing two hooped skirts/tulle petticoats to get the volume I wanted, and my alterations lady told me she could build up the tulle underneath to get that look, but I still don't think it's big...

I want to be flooded with beautiful wedding sets! Show me what you bought! Here is mine, it is a custom-made rose gold band with diamonds and tiny peach sapphires to match my rose gold, diamond and peach sapphire engagement ring. I especially love...

As we all know, the dreaded plague has ruined many a honeymoon plan - ours has certainly been impacted. So I thought it might be fun to talk about what you'd do if you had unlimited money, unlimited travel time, and of course, the C word didn't...

Ok this is a tricky one. We have a number of immunocompromised or otherwise vulnerable guests, and we have chosen to request that those who are unvaccinated without a medical exemption to please watch our livestream of the ceremony, and that we will...

So, I have bought a GIANT ballgown, and my main goal is to have the tiniest, most snatched waist possible. I own a corset, and can get down to about a 24.5 inch waist with it on, but it sits too high at the back to wear with my dress, plus I'm pretty...

I have been thinking for quite some time about what song I want to walk down the aisle to. With our postponement, I've had extra time to think about details that I wasn't super settled on before, and as a result, I've un-decided about my aisle song,...

So being in lockdown for quite a while, I needed something to keep me busy, and decided to start researching cool nail artists where I live. I've now booked in for a fancy, stupid-expensive manicure to trial some nail art for the big day - partially...

I enjoy watching say yes to the dress, and am always interested by how adamant some of the entourage can be about how much skin is appropriate to show. Some of the groups seem super conservative, but equally, some of the dresses seem to extremely...

Ugh. With our postponement we have had to change our timeline to better fit in with the sunset and 'golden hour'. Originally, our time line worked out perfectly - we had the ceremony, 30 minutes for mingling and family photos, then immediately went...

Hello hello fellow 26th febbers! (covid willing of course!) how are we all feeling? What have you got left to plan? Is anyone else a little anxious that it might be hard to make all the planning arrangements that are generally made 4-6 weeks before...

And if you're married, DID it change? My fiance and I live together. We have joint health insurance and hold joint investments. We are marked down as each other's emergency contacts at work and with each other's doctors. In Australia, having lived...

So, obviously, this is going to be personal, but I'm still curious to see what other people have done. Not everyone has a veil and those that do don't always have a blusher, but I read a recent comment that a wedding wire bride expected her fiance to...

I've been mulling over this a little bit, and I'm curious to see what other people think. We've had to postpone our wedding for an additional 6 months - from September this year, to Feb next year, having booked in May 2020 - so it will be almost 2...

I'm in lockdown here in Australia, looking for some uplifting, joyful stories about the funniest thing that happened at your reception or ceremony! Did a child sit on your veil? Did your father in law trip and knock over the cake? I once went to a...

We had to postpone our wedding due to covid, and now have 6 extra months to 'plan' - but since we would only have had 18 days left at this point, everything feels like it's organised and planned. But, I've always found in the past that when I've sat...