However you choose to structure your bridesmaids, here are five golden rules for your all-girl crew.

Couples often ask us what they should be doing on their wedding day to ensure it all goes to plan. The answer is usually simple: your job is to enjoy yourself. But beyond that, there are some things you can think about in advance and certain things you should prioritise. So here we’ve compiled our top tips for cherishing every minute of your day.

It is a curiosity of the wedding industry that we are always working one year ahead, planning events in the relatively distant future. So, for us to stay current, we need to be ahead of the curve.

That's why we're highlighting the six key currents that you'll be seeing weddings in 2025, from exotic locales to artisanal details, to encourage you to loosen your imagination and embrace your personal style.

No matter how meticulously you prepare for your party, there will be some aspects of it that are simply beyond your control. So, to save yourself an on-the-day catastrophe, here is our expert advise and tips!

When it comes to flowers, there is almost no limit to what you can do. A wedding florist can transform a dreary venue into a wonderland. Or create a cohesion that knits together the whole event.

You've planned your wedding to the nth degree, from your first waking minute to your last dance. You've been putting one foot in front of the other since you were just one year old. But walking down the aisle, the walk of walks, all eyes upon you – how do go about that?

Most of us can muster an outfit for a black-tie event but what if black tie is optional? What's the difference between black tie and white tie? And what on earth is cocktail wear?

So, it's your wedding morning. Your carefully coordinated buttonholes have been delivered, the flowers fresh and bright. But how do you attach it?