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During 2020 and 2021, Government regulations have forced couples to decide whether to postpone their weddings or go ahead with more intimate micro weddings. Many of those who decided to go ahead and have their legal ceremonies are now considering having sequel weddings. Of course, this concept is nothing new. I’ve planned sequel weddings for couples who: Originally eloped or had destination weddings Had limited time-scales due to visa requirements or a close family member in ill-health Had restricted finances at the time of the original wedding Wanted multiple ceremonies/celebrations for the different faiths within their families Covid has now bought a surge in couples wanting sequel weddings after their original weddings were subjected to restrictions. Below are some suggestions you might want to consider, but if you read nothing else, read the first tip! RULE FREE SEQUEL WEDDINGS The beauty of sequel weddings are there are no rules, you have freedom to do it...

In a time of restrictions due to Covid many couples are choosing to go ahead with a more intimate, micro wedding. Their priority is to get legally married and feel like they can start the next stages of their lives. A more intimate guest list gives you a wonderful chance to really focus on creating a personal and unforgettable experience for both you and your guests. Here are a few tips to get you started, but do get in touch to discuss how we could create your dream wedding. CHOOSING YOUR MICRO WEDDING VENUE Choose a venue that can scale up and down to allow for changes in regulation in regards to guest numbers. The last thing you want is to be stuck in a huge ballroom with only 15 people! This is where exclusive use country houses and hotels come into their own as they usually have smaller intimate event space...

I love getting dressed up in a glamorous dress and going to a formal event, likewise I adore when my clients choose black tie as the brief for their party or event. Although many people think it purely refers to the expected dress code it’s much more comprehensive than this. From your invitations alone, guests will instantly assume it’s going to be a more formal affair. Here are my top tips for how to organise your black tie party or event. The Basics of Planning Be really clear about your priorities and set a budget accordingly. Considering these aspects before jumping straight into venue finding will pay dividends and ensure you’re able to stay focused on the bigger picture. Choosing Your Party Venue When choosing your venue consider how the decor and ambience will work for a black tie event. With a generous budget transforming a venue is always a possibility, but with more...