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Jess and Keiran's prewedding photos in the ...

Pre-wedding photos in the Malvern Hills

Jess and Keiran's prewedding photos in the Malvern Hills
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Holly and Sam's prewedding photos at ...

Springtime exploring the gardens at Winterbourne House.

Holly and Sam's prewedding photos at Winterbourne House Birmingham
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Bandar and Elizabeth's Wedding at Liverpool ...

A very windy wedding in Liverpool.

Bandar and Elizabeth's Wedding at Liverpool Cricket Ground
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Paul and Claire's pre-wedding photos in Sutton ...

Springtime engagement photos in Sutton Park

Paul and Claire's pre-wedding photos in Sutton Park
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4 Generations and a walk to the park

A walk to the park with the extended family

4 Generations and a walk to the park

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#11: Say "Goodbye!"



Even the cake was in tiers is our series tips for weddings. The title comes from an overused and not so funny wedding speech joke, "It's been an emotional day...". What advice did you wish someone had told you before your wedding? We're collating all the etiquette and expertise here.

 Its been a long emotional day and their baby daughter has just flown the nest. It's no wonder the parents often end up in tears at the end of the night. One thing that really helps: make sure you say a really good goodbye. Take time to talk to both sets of parents before the announcement is made that you're leaving (and you get swamped by other guests). 

 There are loads of other fun ways to say goodbye to everyone, we've seen plenty of tunnels, confetti, sparklers even special dances which allow you to greet each of your guests.

#4: Don't be Shy


Even the cake was in tiers is our series tips for weddings. The title comes from an overused and not so funny wedding speech joke, "It's been an emotional day...". What advice did you wish someone had told you before your wedding? We're collating all the etiquette and expertise here.

You've just got married for goodness sake, you're wedding is the one day where you should drop your usually strict ban on PDAs and show how much you're in love. Holding hands, kissing, whispering and giggling all strongly recommended.

#1: Belly Button Thumb


Even the cake was in tiers is our series tips for weddings. The title comes from an overused and not so funny wedding speech joke, "It's been an emotional day...". What advice did you wish someone had told you before your wedding? We're collating all the etiquette and expertise here.

We must have mentioned this to each of our brides; because its something to focus on in the most nervous minute of the big day. As you walk down the aisle make sure your thumb is inline with your belly button, which will make sure your flowers are at the right height. It'll help you to have something to think about, something to hold and stop you looking really nervous with your flowers hiding your face! 

If you're having an unusually shaped bouquet you might want to ask your florist how best to hold it, after all they designed it so they'll know what they had planned. And if its inspiration you're after then check out this Pinterest board from Conservatorie Floral, a Florida Florist who've pinned some amazing bouquets. 

Would you like to know more? We’d love to hear from you.