How to plan an autumn wedding
14th July 2010
Autumn is one of the most beautiful seasons in which to get married. With milder temperatures and gorgeous autumn colours, it’s no wonder so many couples choose to tie the knot between September and November. In terms of wedding design, there’s so much to take inspiration from. You could consider the great outdoors and introduce rich autumn colours into your theme. And you could spoil your guests with heart-warming food and drink to suit the cooler months…
Your wedding is likely to be the most important and exciting day of your lives. But it can also be incredibly daunting when you begin to realise how much preparation and organisation is required to make your big day a success. In fact, planning a wedding can be extremely stressful. With this in mind, it’s surprising how many brides and grooms-to-be take on all the stresses and strains of wedding planning without seeking professional support…
Planning your wedding day is supposed to be an exciting and happy time but for many couples it can turn into a real headache once budgets come into play. It’s frustrating when you realise how expensive weddings can be, particularly when you’re keen to create a beautiful celebration for you and your family and friends to enjoy. When budgets are tight, you might think your beautiful wedding day is an impossible dream. That’s certainly not the case and anyone can have the wedding they’ve always wanted, it’s just a case of good planning and know-how…
Did you know that every flower has its own meaning? From Rose and Corn Cockle to French Honeysuckle and Ivy – there are many types of beautiful flowers that mean lots of different things. That’s whether you’re looking for something that is ‘romantic’ or ‘playful’; there is something to suit everyone. The meaning of flowers provides you with the perfect opportunity to add a certain romance and poetry to your flower arrangements and bouquets, allowing you both to choose flora and fauna that truly reflects you as a couple…
Spring weddings are always special because they take place during the prettiest of seasons – one when the flowers all start to bloom and the days become a little warmer. A wedding on a sunny spring day provides the perfect setting for any bride and groom. Some say that March, April or May are the best months in which to get married…
The wedding venue is by far the most important part of your wedding day. Wedding venues come in all shapes and sizes from grand manor houses and contemporary, city hotels to country barns and intimate garden marquees – there’s something to suit everyone. When considering venues for your wedding ceremony and reception, there are several important things to bear in mind. Here are our top tips…
I’m excited to unveil our brand new website here at Sweet Days and Roses. If you haven’t already guessed, we’re a team of expert wedding planners in Cheshire who have a wealth of experience in designing and planning weddings, no matter how big or small. We work closely with all our brides and grooms-to-be to create beautifully stylish and elegant wedding ceremonies and wedding receptions throughout Cheshire and the rest of the North West…
Walking up the aisle – whether it’s in a beautiful old church; elegant registry office; National Trust property or luxury hotel – is one of the most beautiful moments of your wedding day. It’s the moment you’ll see each other for the first time, ready to make your lifelong vows and commitment to one another in front of family and friends. But how do you choose the right soundtrack as you walk up the aisle and meet your husband or wife to be?…
One of the most exciting aspects of planning your wedding is choosing your colour scheme. With so many beautiful colour combinations to choose from, it’s often difficult to know where to begin and which one is right for you. The colours you choose will set the tone for your entire wedding day, so it’s important to choose wisely. A great tip is to start with the three most important aspects of your big day – your wedding dress, venue and the season in which you’ll be getting married….
Vintage continues to be a very popular choice for many brides-to-be. Styles of yesteryear offer a timeless elegance that some modern day weddings find difficult to beat. Nothing could be more enchanting than vintage lace, pearls and muted antique colours throughout your flowers, cake, bridesmaid dresses and every smaller detail. Vintage is normally associated with the 1920s, 30s and 40s – an era that can be associated with everything from Art Deco and Hollywood glamour to Sinatra, Jazz and Swing…