Wedding planning

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I love the miniatures idea but my venue charge a corkage fee so it would work out really expensive.
i don't think they should be charging you a corkage fee for this! they're not pouring the drinks are they, they will just be placed on the tables
 
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I'm torn between buying those 39p Mason jat shot glasses from home bargains and filling them with booze or cookies
 
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(lurker here - looking to go into a design career so obvs love event planning!!)

my cousin did pick and mix / bonbon jars at her wedding, and a family friend did seeds of some wildflowers that were in her bouquet like a 'watch our love grow' kinda thing in little brown envelopes and a personalised stamp - super cute!
 
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little succulents are also always cute for wedding favours 🎍🪴😊
 
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What is everyone doing for wedding favours?! I can’t decide if they are a complete waste of time/money or if it will look bad if we don’t get any for our guests! Interested in people’s thoughts…
Complete waste of time & money.
 
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When on my first night out since feb 2020 last night (lockdown and pregnancy kinda prevented any since then 😂) and my god it wasn't half the sign that I will be wearing flats on the wedding day. I wore 3 inch block heels only for a few hours and my feet are dead, never mind if I had to wear a pair for an entire day 🙃
 
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When on my first night out since feb 2020 last night (lockdown and pregnancy kinda prevented any since then 😂) and my god it wasn't half the sign that I will be wearing flats on the wedding day. I wore 3 inch block heels only for a few hours and my feet are dead, never mind if I had to wear a pair for an entire day 🙃
Oh gosh yes, what kind of shoes does everyone have? I badly wanted a pair of designer shoes covered in crystals but rapidly came to the conclusion I couldn't keep that up all day. I ended up with a less flashy, lower heeled pair for the ceremony and flats for the reception
 
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Oh gosh yes, what kind of shoes does everyone have? I badly wanted a pair of designer shoes covered in crystals but rapidly came to the conclusion I couldn't keep that up all day. I ended up with a less flashy, lower heeled pair for the ceremony and flats for the reception
i have a pair from rainbow club. I love them, they are amazing (glittery 😍) but stilettos… so I’ve ordered another pair, also rainbow club that have a thicker heel. I love heels, I’m 5 foot nothing and my other half is 6’2… I’ve got leather white converse that I’ll change into if the heels do get too much but should be ok as we’re not really having evening dancing or anything
 
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What are wedding website typically used for? Just all the info that doesn’t fit on an invite? Are they free?
 
What are wedding website typically used for? Just all the info that doesn’t fit on an invite? Are they free?
I'm using it instead of invites as its free! I'll still do normal invites for those less tech-savvy though
 
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Is anyone doing a wedding website? Which is your favourite?
I’ve signed up to just married, mainly because I like the fact you can choose a wedding theme then order matching stationary (although they might all do that 😂)

Oh gosh yes, what kind of shoes does everyone have? I badly wanted a pair of designer shoes covered in crystals but rapidly came to the conclusion I couldn't keep that up all day. I ended up with a less flashy, lower heeled pair for the ceremony and flats for the reception
I’ve got my eye on a pair from Charlotte Mills. However, they’re £260 and I’m supposed to be trying to do things on a budget so depending how much everything else costs I may end up looking for a cheaper alternative!
 

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What are wedding website typically used for? Just all the info that doesn’t fit on an invite? Are they free?
I’m having a destination wedding so for me it’s been helpful to add travel advice, tourist info about our destination etc ☺ You can also process your RSVPs and collect dietary requirements electronically from guests which saves typing responses up/me making errors 🤣 withjoy is definitely free.

The only thing I’d say is I think the default setting for most is public and searchable on the internet, so the first thing I did is password protect mine so nosy people or those who aren’t invited can’t snoop!
 
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I’ve signed up to just married, mainly because I like the fact you can choose a wedding theme then order matching stationary (although they might all do that 😂)


I’ve got my eye on a pair from Charlotte Mills. However, they’re £260 and I’m supposed to be trying to do things on a budget so depending how much everything else costs I may end up looking for a cheaper alternative!
I’ve got these from asos I’m sure you could stick a bow on them and they would look similar 🤣
 

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