Confetti Sweethearts

Oh my gosh, is it really 3 years! As I sit here to reflect on that time I have to admit I feel a bit emotional about it. I know it sounds cheesy and everyone proberly says the same thing, but I had no idea this is where I would be 3 years ago, let alone writing down my thoughts 3 years on. When I started my Etsy shop in 2016 I thought that was one of the bravest things I'd done. It's seemed so scary to put my work out there online for all eyes to see and start...

When planning your wedding there is so much to think about it is easy to forget the important questions to ask when finding your suppliers. The endless research and ringing round, recommendations and discussions you will have can sometimes overwhelm you, even when you have lists as long as your arm to remind you, there is still a chance you could forget to ask the obvious. Remember you are after your dream team of suppliers who are going to be with you from day one, so careful and mindful preparation is key to not be disappointed in the long run....

The guest list is one of the first things to get sorted when you start planning your special day as this is going to determine what the rest of your decisions will be. It can be an over whelming task especially if you know a large amount of people or have a big family. So I've put together a few tips to help keep it simple when deciding.  How Many? First you need to assess the situation and think about how many guests you ideally want to be there, and most importantly how many can your chosen venue can cater...

Organising your seating plan for the wedding is possibly one of the most stressful things to get right for the day, with guests dropping out last minute and family fall outs, there's so much to think about. So I'm here to help inject some calm into the situation for a stress free plan. Plan Ahead Start figuring out where you want everyone to sit, straight away. If you have an idea it won't be such a rush once the RSVP's come back to you. You can always edit it, but will get you on your way, as you will have...

I am by no means encouraging planning the whole of your wedding from your work desk, obviously!! But it is inevitable that if you work full time the two jobs are going to clash at some point of the planning. Firstly, vendors are only open at certain times in the day to arrange things with, and two, you cannot plan when inspiration may strike for an idea, therefore you may need to take action on it! Saying all this, I doubt many bosses are going to like the thought of you doing your planning in the work place, so I have...