Integral to any wedding is flowing, fresh flowers. From bridal bouquets to flower girls to jaw-dropping centrepieces, floral arrangements bring a sense of magic to wedding festivities. Steeped in tradition, many of the flowers we typically use at weddings have long associations with symbols and sentiments regarding love and commitment.
Having met fourteen years ago while studying at the University of Manchester, Nik and Vaivara have been married for the past seven years and recently welcomed a set of twin girls into the world. The past decade has seen immense change and growth in their relationship, culminating in the birth of their wonderful daughters, so in this interview we’re getting to the bottom of how a person’s relationship to love itself matures over time.
For this couple, love began 47 years ago in a flower shop in Birmingham. Alan, then a university student, came to the shop to begin work as a delivery driver during his Christmas holiday from university and there he met the young florist working behind the counter, Betty. The rest is history.
Sakshi and Andy spent years together as friends before a whirlwind adventure gave them the alone time needed to fall in love. We chat with them about their love of travel and a pair of bespoke wedding bands that have the world on a string.
After your guests have RSVP’d and your catering is booked, you may wish to spend some time thinking about the finishing touches to your wedding suit. The right timepiece, whilst also being a longer-term investment, will always remind you of your special day and add just enough detail to make you feel your very best. The team at pre-owned luxury retailer Xupes have chosen three of their favourite watches which are perfect for such an occasion.
Who doesn’t like getting gifts? And when you’re getting married, you’ll be getting hundreds of them! Exciting, right? But in the real world, wedding gifts often end up being more of a task to manage that something you love and use. This is where a gift registry becomes a must for wedding planners around the world…
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Natural diamonds are created by nature, as a result of intense heat and pressure, formed over the course of millions of years. Steeped in romance, natural diamonds have proven to retain their value over time and can even multiply in value.
