Wedding stationery inspiration for a chic beach wedding

Wedding stationery inspiration for a chic beach wedding

Exchanging your vows upon the sand, celebrating under the setting sun and enjoying dinner to the sound of the waves - an Australian beach wedding is a dream for many. Whether you're planning a fun beachside event in Melbourne's St Kilda, or  a classy affair upon the sweeping white sands of the Whitsundays, there's an undeniable sense of romance and quintessential Australian-ness about the seaside. Secured a date for your beach wedding? Congratulations! For a gorgeous wedding by the ocean, you deserve equally gorgeous decor. In this article, we invite you to browse some of our beach-ready wedding stationery. From sandy tones and romantic calligraphy, to popping colours and playful waves, you'll find the perfect wedding stationery for an effortlessly chic waterfront wedding.

Jessica Beaumont
A truly Australian wedding ceremony: traditions and customs

A truly Australian wedding ceremony: traditions and customs

If we're being totally honest, an Australian wedding isn't too different from those in other parts of the world. Sharing traditions with British and American weddings, and with customs borrowed from countries and cultures all across the globe, an Australian wedding ceremony isn't totally unique. There are however a few things we have implemented that put an Australian stamp on our wedding ceremonies and receptions. From sharing an acknowledgement of country, to serving lamingtons, in this article we cover some of the traditions and customs associated with an Australian wedding ceremony and reception. 
Jessica Beaumont
Planning a wedding in Sydney: some helpful tips

Planning a wedding in Sydney: some helpful tips

Imagine exchanging vows against the backdrop of iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House, or eating dinner with your loved ones blessed with the laidback vibes of a beach wedding at Balmoral. A Sydney wedding can be anything you want it to be. With the city's lush gardens, stunning beaches, world-class venues and expert suppliers, planning a wedding in Sydney means endless possibilities to create a truly magical and unforgettable day. So where do you start? In this article, we help those people who are planning a Sydney wedding, offering them some great advice for the beginning phase of their wedding planning journey. 
Jessica Beaumont
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Wedding wishing well wording: a helpful guide

Wedding wishing well wording: a helpful guide

Most couples nowadays prefer to receive cash over gifts at their weddings. Although a new toaster might be well received, cash can be more helpful during this costly time, contributing towards honeymoon plans or wedding expenses. As a result, it’s very common for couples to set up a wedding wishing well; a box within which guests can drop money as a gift. The only problem is, asking friends and family for money can feel a little uncomfortable. Struggling to find the words? In this article, find some thoughtful wedding wishing well wording that comes across breezy yet polite, and grateful yet honest.
Jessica Beaumont
DIY weddings: the advantages and disadvantages

DIY weddings: the advantages and disadvantages

A wedding is typically a highly expensive celebration. It's no surprise then that many newly engaged couples often consider incorporating at least some DIY ('Do It Yourself') elements into their events. Adding DIY components to a wedding can help couples to personalise their big day, cut costs and get crafty. On the other hand, it can be hugely time consuming and a little stressful (to say the least). In this article, we give an overview of DIY weddings and offer you the chance to reflect on whether you've got the 'Do It Yourself' mentality that you'll need to wow the crowd. 
Jessica Beaumont
What is a micro wedding? And 6 reasons to have one

What is a micro wedding? And 6 reasons to have one

Big audiences aren’t for everyone. The thought of 150 pairs of eyes on you and your partner at your wedding can be an intimidating thought. For this reason, and many more, micro weddings have gained huge popularity in recent years. Intimate, cost-effective and relaxed, micro weddings can provide you with a real - and often highly personalised - wedding experience, without the fuss of huge crowds. In this article, we talk about micro weddings and offer some compelling reasons to host your big day in the smallest way.

Jessica Beaumont
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