Unmasked


Dabid and AJ unmasks in their pandemic prenup shoot and we are digging it. 

In a world where canceled weddings are normalized, romance is almost dead, intimacy is on-hold, they show us where you can find love in the "un-cheesiest" of ways, appreciating the little things. It's in the way they help each other walk on muddy grounds. It's in the way Dabid helps AJ tie her shoe laces. It's in the way that they can test their relationship, camping with nothing but nature. 










Photographer team, NEVERTHELESS shares: 

 They say that “Difficult roads often lead to a beautiful destination”. 

From a few hours of travel and off-road motorcycle ride away from the city, An astonishing location can be found in the valleys of Pioduran town in Albay province, Philippines. 

 Being outgoing, spontaneous and adventurous in a way, were the types of couples we have here. The usual typical prenup concept where in outfits like gown, coat and tie are being worn were not usually their thing. The idea was to showcase their love for travel together, to wander in new places away from the busy city life, and to experience simple life with nature. The couple find these kinds of activities very stress relieving and renewed not just a couple but as an individual. Despite the gloomy weather, the threat of the rain looms over the clouds just in time for Dabid and Aj Engagement shoot... The colorful moody tones, lights, frames, grains and even out of focus images transcend on their limitless idea of art. The couple is a good example that no matter what the weather is, even if the plan “A” doesn’t work, there’s always a perfect timing and perfect place for a perfect feeling of love. "IKA SANA" title from the video means "Only you" in Bicol dialect. 

CREDITS:

 GROOMS NAME: MARK ALVIC “DABID” ESPLANA / BRIDES NAME: AILEEN JANE “AJ” LLAGUNO PHOTOGRAPHY: NEVERTHELESS / VIDEO: REVAMP STUDIOS / 
HAIR AND MAKE-UP: MS. APPLE SANTILLAN / STYLING: PHASE ONE CREATIVES 
 COORDINATION: LE’CHERE EVENTS



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Once Upon a Time at Casa Marikit


 
Come daydream with us as we go through Jaimee and Mikko's breathtaking wedding. 


 
If you are an OG reader of our blog, you might recognize this sublime venue from Jaimee and Mikko's wedding. This is because our Maleficent editorial was shot here. Casa Marikit is one of our favorite Italian restaurants in the country, and we couldn't be happier to discover that J+M saw the potential of this beautiful place for their dream wedding. A place that feels like it's straight out of a fairy tale. And yes, it is not a traditional wedding venue. It's a restaurant.  We've been pushing for "anti-reception" wedding venues and intimate weddings like a broken record for 10 years now. And if there's one thing that this pandemic did, is to really push couples out of their comfort zones. 

Rebellious Bride Jaimee shared so many wonderful insights on their wedding. And our wish is that their story gives you hope and inspiration that a wonderful and meaningful wedding is still possible at this time.
When was your wedding and how was it affected by the pandemic? How did you overcome the challenges? 
 
We held our wedding last June 12, 2021, during our second year anniversary. Mikko and I really wanted an intimate wedding even before the pandemic struck so cutting the guest list wasn't much of a big deal for us. The challenge came in when our close family and friends— mostly those who live in other countries and the elderlies— could not come because of the restrictions. It sure did give us a bit of a heartache but we just had to move on from it. We were able to overcome issues by first classifying if it was under our control or not. One big issue that was out of our control during this period was the unexpected change in quarantine schedules. We didn’t dwell on it as much but we sure did arm ourselves with back-up plans. On the other hand, the guest list kept on changing because each person had their own issues with their work or health. I would say that this caused me the biggest heartache but I still classified it as something that I can control because it gave me a chance to invite other friends or relatives to the wedding
 What advice can you give to brides who may have felt defeated in planning their wedding during the pandemic?
 
 
Wedding planning, especially in the time of pandemic, is a true test of your partnership. It may seem as a task or a stressor but try to refrain to see it as such. Always remember that this is your day. You are not hosting a party or directing a show. You are inviting people to celebrate this milestone with you as a couple. 
 
Try to stay on the safe side and think ahead. I cannot suggest people to invite x number of people but it would be great if you could stay close within restrictions. Be mindful of the high-risk people in your guest list and consider having everyone tested, for your own peace of mind.  

Most of all, if you really are feeling defeated, try to step back a bit and remember the very reason why you are getting married and start from there again. Weddings shouldn't be all about the spectacle but I have to admit that it’s easy to get caught in that rabbit hole. So just try to step back and think of this beautiful union that you are about to have with your partner and try to stick within the essentials
We already know that the pandemic created some negative effects to weddings but what do you think were the POSITIVE side or silver linings if any? 
 
Having an intimate wedding felt so beautiful and sacred. We were able to celebrate with the people who were truly a part of our relationship. They didn't just know us by name but they know the hardships and challenges that we had to go through to reach our wedding day. Everyone cheered for us, cried with us and felt the love that we shared on that special day. It was truly a blessing.  
  "As with many things in life, always be mindful of your perspective in planning a wedding. The pandemic may have made it difficult but try to consider the positive things that you could gain from it, ie, going to easy and traffic-free zoom meetings, less cost, having more time  plan with your fiancé, going online shopping for souvenirs and more."  
 
Please share credits to your wedding suppliers and special shoutouts to MVPs that really helped you execute during this hard times 
 
I’d like to thank our video and photog team, Lula and Pearl, I am such a fan of their works and talent. I would say that a big chunk of the wedding day is spent in front of the camera and I am so grateful because the team was able to make me feel comfortable and they were very mindful of my energy during that day.
 We are also very grateful for Mishi and TJ of Casa Marikit. Thank you so much for granting our wish and opening your beautiful restaurant and hotel for our wedding. We cannot thank you enough and we wish you all the best in you business! Also to their GM, Ms. Bambi, thank you for accommodating our requests and for being so approachable. 
 
To Mark, our main man, the wedding coordinator, thank you for being a friend during this stressful times. Thank you for listening to my whims and taking note of my numerous requests! The combination of your assertiveness and bubbly attitude made us trust you and enjoy your company at the same time. 
 
Of course, it goes without saying that Gideon Hermosa made this day extra special for us and our guests. I've always thought that Gideon is the bride of brides because every girl dreams of him as their wedding florist. But I would like to take this space and thank Gideon, again, not just for his talent but for being such a beautiful person. He didn't just design the venue, he lessened our stress by showing us that he is in control of the situation (mainly because we had rain scares during that day). He is such a calm and down to earth person which made us admire and trust him more. Ms. Angelica, our account manager from House of Hermosa was also a delight to deal with. She accepted and replied to my every request with a smile and Gideon didn't fail to execute my wishes and more. House of Hermosa is more than just Gideon’s talent, they have so many VIP clients but they didn't make us feel any less. They make each wedding as beautiful and grand on its own.
 
I would also recommend being hands-on on your detailing and planning. It’s true that this day will go on so fast so make sure to savor every planning day. Know what you want and don't be shy to voice it our to your suppliers. They are there to help you attain that design or peg that you want however unique you want it to be. Be particular with your requests and communicate it properly with them.
 
CREDITS
Venue: Casa Marikit
Coordinator: White Ribbons PH
Event Stylist: Gideon Hermosa
Photographer: Pearl Studio
Videographer: Lula Films
HMUA: Katch Mejias
Gown: Rosa Clara
Second dress: Martin Bautista via Vestido Manila
Earrings: Sepa Cebu
Suit: Caballero
Cake: Petite Patty PH
Prints: Kasali.ph
Quartet: Manila String Machine
 
 
 
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Wedding Business Spotlight: Quirky Creatives = Slice of Life

A sign of things to come? We did a burger-inspired editorial shoot with Quirky Creatives a couple of years ago. Was this a sign that they were about to shift from weddings to food? 

Hello everyone, Rebellious Brides here. Back from yet another hiatus. Yes, yes. Guilty as charged. But let's not talk about that and just get on with the program, shall we? 
 
Times have been hard since the pandemic and one of the most affected industries are weddings (for a number of obvious reasons that we don't think we need to further elaborate on). And so we thought that it would be awesome to lift the industry up in our own little way, by creating features on wedding businesses all around the world. Our goal is not just to promote these businesses but also to maybe inspire other wedding business owners by sharing what others have done to survive in these difficult times.  

So if you are a wedding business owner, or want to nominate a wedding business, email us at kai@rebelliousbrides.com for a possible feature. We will try to do this once a month. 

And we are so excited to kick things off by featuring one of our favorite wedding photographers based in Manila. A husband-and-wife tandem that we've collaborated with in the past....

Our very first Wedding Business Spotlight feature goes to... Quirky Creatives *insert applause here* 
 
During the height of the pandemic, we witnessed the natural evolution of this fun wedding photographer team as they were forced to temporarily pause operations for Quirky Creatives and launch a new business called Slice of Life. Our interview with Noel and Rae was both eye-opening and inspiring. And we hope that their story can help other wedding businesses stay relevant and find new revenue streams as well.

The photos above were taken from the last wedding that Quirky Creatives had before the first 2020 hard lockdown started. Back then, there were already stories of a virus spreading across the world. And just like everyone else, the team didn't think it was going to get as serious as it did. They thought the lockdown was only going to last for 2 weeks--max. But it got extended. One wedding got postponed, then another. And another. Until pretty much all the weddings during the summer season weren't going to push through indefinitely. 

By May 2020, Noel was in panic mode because he had a young new family to support. And to top it all off, in 2019 they invested in expensive equipment for their business. That's when the couple started brainstorming for project ideas that they can do whilst being quarantined at home. The initial idea for Slice of Life was to share on Instagram, quiet moments of their everyday life. Then the idea naturally progressed into creating beautiful photos for new and emerging local businesses. The couple saw an urgent need that can be fulfilled during quarantine life--people started selling their own homemade food creations (and other products), and these new businesses needed quality photos in order to sell their products. 


 

It wasn't that much of a stretch for them to transition into a diversified photography business because according to Noel, even before the pandemic, they already expanded their business model by offering photography services for non-wedding related companies. They were also offering project management and styling services for corporate events. Not to mention, Rae also had a professional make-up service. This was a couple that knew how to hustle and to channel their creativity into several projects to begin with.

But there were other photographers who started offering the same photography services so how did Noel and Rae separate themselves from the rest? Well...three things. 

 First, the couple took advantage of all that extra time being stuck at home to learn. They decided to absorb as many marketing and branding knowledge that they could find on the web like a sponge. So when they offer photography services, they are also able to create photos aligned with the brand's identity and its objectives. This means that they weren't just creating photos--they were adding more value into it.

 

And secondly, their new business has its own clear social media voice. When you check out Slice of Life on Instagram (and Facebook), it is a beautifully curated page created by foodies, for foodies. All of their food clients are assured to be featured in this new social media profile which comes with its own write-ups like a food blog. In other words, Noel and Rae get to try the new dishes created by their clients and they are able to express their experiences in very descriptive captions. And it works. As of this writing, their socials already have a combined  6,000++ followers. And if you know just how hard it is to grow an Instagram account these days, that's an incredible achievement all on its own.


 

And thirdly, remember I mentioned they were already doing styling for corporate events pre-pandemic days? They used that skill to not just take photos of the food (and other non-food products) but to actually style it--which, if you are familiar with advertising and how commercials are traditionally produced,  styling is a completely different service and fee altogether. But they managed to offer it as a packaged service at a reasonable rate. Which again---created even more value to their services. 

The results of their new business has been phenomenal. They now have repeat clients as new clients continue to discover them through their social media presence. And guess what--weddings are also finally back! 


Late last year, Noel and Rae captured their very first wedding as quarantine guidelines started to ease. When asked what it was like to work on weddings again, Noel shares that they are enjoying the fact that most weddings are now more intimate and more personal--just the way they like it. 

But as everyone knows,  2021 is not at all very different from 2020. And we were back to lockdown life, early this year. Now that they have Slice of Life, it's not as scary when weddings get pushed back. 

As cliche as it sounds, Noel says that the pandemic is proof that you simply cannot put your eggs in one basket. Learn to diversify, learn to be flexible, and learn to continue your education to gain new skills.
 

 Follow Quirky Creatives and Slice of Life via the following channels:

https://www.instagram.com/sliceoflifemnl/

https://www.facebook.com/sliceoflifemnl

https://www.instagram.com/quirkycreatives/?hl=en



 
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Love in the Time of a Crisis - A "Brainstorming Session"

 Photo credits are at the bottom of the post

So your wedding has been postponed because of the current crisis. At first you thought, you can just move the date to the 4th quarter of the year. But now, that doesn't even seem feasible anymore. Maybe you and your guests have lost your jobs, and you can no longer financially support the upcoming wedding. Or maybe you are just afraid to push through because of all the fear and uncertainty you see in the news.

Sun-Kissed Series - The Elopement


We cannot put into words how excited and honored we are, to have had the opportunity to do this destination elopement collaboration. For one thing, we love beach weddings. We've always been partial to it, we have numerous clients who have hired us to conceptualize beach weddings for them, and to do a full-on beach editorial has been a long time fantasy. Of course, it is not that easy to execute a destination shoot so that's why when BW Ivywall in Panglao Bohol gave us the creative freedom to do this beach elopement editorial, we could not resist and flew to the island in a heartbeat.

THE ULTIMATE 10-DAY MOROCCO HONEYMOON ITINERARY

Photo Credits: All photos and videos were taken with the mobile phone, Huawei P30 Pro unless labeled otherwise. All photos and videos are raw and unedited to show the authentic and real features of Morocco.

I debated for a while if it was still relevant to create this blog post. In the advent of VLOGS/Youtube, I find it hard to believe that people still take the time to read blogs for travel tips. But I figured, I have so much info to share on this subject that it would be such a waste not to write it up.

Morocco was the only country I had ever included in my vision board even before vision boards were a thing. I started visualizing Morocco in 2005 as my desktop wallpaper at work. When I became a fan of the book The Secret, this desktop wallpaper was replaced with my virtual vision board, which included Morocco, my dream wedding, dream home, etc.

My Great Gatsby Wedding: 10 Ideas To Get It Done

Seven years ago, Leonardo Di Caprio graced the screen in a phenomenal rendition of the Great Gatsby. Book sales for the iconic novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald peaked rapidly after the movie was released. A lot of fans of the novel and the movie share the sentiment: The extraordinary life of Jay Gatsby is a rendition of the decadent, excessive, and idealistic 1920s in the United States.

If you’ve loved the novel and the movie, you probably have a soft spot for the Roaring Twenties. And, if there’s one thing the movie taught us is that Jay Gatsby knew how to throw an exuberant party. A Great Gatsby inspired wedding theme is the perfect choice for someone who seeks luxurious playfulness for the big day. For the creative bride, a Roaring Twenties wedding theme offers a non-traditional celebration that brings a lot of fun without compromising on style. The lavish 1920s were exceedingly stylish with a unique freewheeling sense of spirit, making them the best era for a lavish, fashionable, and creative reception. Here are some tips to channel your inner Mr Gatsby and plan a 1920s wedding. 

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#1. Share the word with a glamorous invitation 

Art Deco is a strong visual from the 1920s and 1930s that embraced modernism through sleek and anti-traditional elegance. Simple stylized shapes and streamlined geometry are some of the main characteristics of the Art Deco movement. It is an iconic symbol of the period, and it’s only fair to look around for artsy wedding invitations that encompass the clean lines and designs of that time. However, finding the right style for your Art Deco invitations can be tricky. Alternatively, you can find similar patterns on some vintage wedding invitations from MagnetStreet, such as the Ritz & Romance design or the extravagant Ascot Chic model. When it comes to color palette, the Roaring Twenties preferred precious metallic shades, such as gold, along with cream, blush pink, and champagne. Black was also a frequent occurrence for contrast. 

#2. Nail the 1920s look and feel 

Opulence is the quintessential attitude to the 1920s fashion. If you have fallen in love with the flapper outfits and the golden dress in the movie, A Great Gatsby wedding theme allows you to wear your favorite silk gloves and glittery fascinators without feeling one little bit overdressed. If you’re going for a Roaring Twenties apparel, the best thing you can do is go all in and embrace every glamorous feature of the era, just as Kitty and Vince did for their beautiful wedding. Finding the right wedding dress can be tricky at first. But you’ll have a better chance of discovering the perfect bridal gown on sites such as Etsy that has plenty of flapper designs at an affordable price. Alternatively, if you wish to wear a vintage dress, eBay is a great place to start. Some specialist wedding boutiques also provide a 1920s style for the bride and the groom. If your groom doesn’t know where to start: in the movie, Di Caprio is wearing the Brooks Brothers’ designs.

#3. The flapper hairstyle

Daisy Buchanan wears a variety of inspiring flapper hairstyles in the movie. If you want to embrace your inner flapper girl on the big day, your 1920s inspired hair can make a huge difference. Think of it as the indispensable accessory to your dress. For long hair, a glitzy headband can introduce a few 1920s styles that are easy to reproduce and comfortable enough to wear for a long day. The key is to curl your hair and wrap it around the back of your headband for a smooth finish. The secret of the curly updo is to pick a quality hairspray to hold the hair in place. Short-haired ladies can embrace the playful Josephine Baker’s style, a single kiss curl coming onto the forehead or the cheek. Baker had a short, sleek hairstyle when she used the kiss curl to enhance her face. Another fantastic tip for a polished look is to dye your hair a pale shade of blush pink or champagne gold, especially if you’re using these colors as part of your wedding palette. Dark brown or black hair is also a good choice if you want a fresh dye.

#4. Decadently delicious cakes 

You can’t throw a wedding party without the iconic tiered cake. However, for a Great Gatsby wedding, you need to be smart about cake designs. Typically, you can reach out to specialist cake businesses to discuss your needs and ideas. The most common cake decorations for vintage-styles parties include luxurious golden hues and sleek black, for an Art Deco finish. If you prefer something a little more sophisticated, you can opt for a combination of blush fondant and edible pearls and feathers. Of course, you should serve champagne alongside. The 1920s, despite being at the heart of the Prohibition, loved a good glass of bubbly. Bonus points if you can order champagne rosé, which has a light blush hint that blends perfectly with your decor.

#5. A menu with the Great Gasby flavors 

What kind of menu can you expect from a lavish 1920s wedding party? You have to be realistic. Small weddings can create a luxurious swinging menu that celebrates all the glitz and glamour of the era. Start the meal with a fresh minty gin & tonic that is a 1920s classic and the preferred pre-dinner drink. It brings your tasting buds to life, ensuring everyone can enjoy the food! Grilled oysters – or even Rockefeller oysters – make a wonderful warm appetizer. The main can be kept simple with a spiced glazed ham and vegetables. However, for large parties, it’s a good idea to replace the oyster appetizer with deviled eggs, which are more cost-effective and can be lavishly covered in vibrant glitter!

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#6. The unmissable Art Deco centerpiece 

You can’t have a 1920s wedding without an Art Deco centerpiece. DIY enthusiasts can rejoice in the challenge. You can create your own centerpieces with fake pearls and feathers glued to an empty bottle. Add a decadent touch by spraying the bottle in gold paint. If you prefer some a little more unique, you can order sleek Art Deco lighting to be placed on your tables. An extravagant piece that brings the style of the era home.

#7. Surprise everyone with 1920s music 

Does a Great Gatsby inspired wedding need 1920s music? The answer is yes, of course. However, it doesn’t mean you can’t mix styles and play modern songs too. But you want to have some tunes that bring the sound of the Roaring Twenties. In short, you want Jazz, which symbolizes the spirit of liberation and modernism of the era. Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong, and Bessie Smith are some of the unmissable names you want to have on your playlist. If you’re going for a kiss curl hairstyle, make sure to add Josephine Baker to the mix too. If you prefer an instrumental background, the music from the Gold Rush (1925, silent movie by Chaplin) is an excellent choice.

#8. What’s the best venue? While there are still some Art Deco venues around, more and more have been replaced by modern buildings and decors. If you live in a place such as New York City or Los Angeles, both famous for their Art Deco scenes, you won’t have any difficulties finding a beautiful wedding venue that matches your theme. However, don’t sweat it too much. For a 1920s wedding, you can be creative with high ceilinged reception areas and luxurious decor. A lot of hotels have the right look and feel for the era, even though they have been built later. It’s easier to pick a roomy and neutral venue that can be made to look like out of the Great Gatsby with the right palette color and decoration than to find an original 1920s place!

#9. To quote or not to quote? Should you quote the Great Gatsby during the reception? A lot of couples choose to mention the novel by one of its most famous quotes:

You are the finest, loveliest, tenderest, and most beautiful person I have ever known – and even that is an understatement.

It’s a sweet addition that brings the theme a little further and fits the mood too. You can opt for a subtle approach by using characters from the book in your seat plans, such as Nick Carraway’s table and Daisy Buchanan’s corner.


 #10. Vintage cars for the win A classic car is a wonderful addition to your wedding plan. The 1920s Rolls Royce Phantom Limousine is an iconic model for the era, and you’ll be able to find a classic car for hire reasonably easily. These models were hugely popular and are still available for special events. The 1920 Nash Touring is another great choice as it’s a convertible vehicle; perfect for photos! For something quirky, you can also consider a 1921 Oldsmobile 43A Series Touring, which is guaranteed to be a stylish background for your couple photo.

A Great Gatsby wedding brings an element of glamorous exuberance that is iconic of the era. For couples who want a stylish party with a hint of luxury and playfulness, the Roaring Twenties offer the perfect theme: Free-spirited music, liberating fashion, decadent glitter, and delicious bubbly. It’s hard to find anything to complain about, and that’s what makes a 1920s theme such a fantastic choice!

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Goin' To The Chapel...But How?

One of the most stressful and exciting things that you can plan for in life is your wedding day. It’s a big day, a day of commitment and happiness and love - and we need more of that in life. The problem is that sometimes, you want to go a little out of the ordinary for your wedding day and it doesn't always sit well with everyone in your life! There is nothing wrong with being a little unique with your wedding plan; this is YOUR day, right? 

 There are so many details that you have to consider with your wedding. You have to pick the rings, and choose the flowers and settle on a colour theme - there are a lot of details. One that you shouldn't forget, is how you plan to get there. Your wedding can be prettily planned out on paper but if you have no plan as to how you want to get to the church or the venue for the reception, you’re going to have a lot of dressy people with no place to go. So, let’s check out some of the best ways you can plan to get to your big moment! 

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Cycle. 

It probably never occurred to you to bike to your wedding day, but if you’re a vintage bride, a vintage bicycle is the way to go. You can use a beautifully decorated bicycle as part of your wedding pictures, and if you want to be truly cutesy, why not go for a tandem bicycle? You and your new husband can cycle to your venue from the church and have a really fun time doing it. Just to say, this is far better for those with short wedding dresses instead of long ones!

Walk.

Pop on a pair of bridal Converse or other trainers and walk your way to your venue. This is all going to be dependent on the weather conditions and whether your walk is picturesque or whether it's along a highway. Don't walk where there are muddy puddles, either. Get your photographer to go with you and they can snap some candids of you and your bridesmaids out for a stroll! 

 Bus.

You might love the idea of a vintage wedding bus. They’re a fun way to arrive, and they’re an even more fun way to get all the guests to the wedding meal. You can all arrive together, and you can decorate the bus, too!

Car. 

The traditional ways never die, especially when you have companies like https://www.perthclassiccharters.com.au/

by your side to help. Vintage cars and even the more modern ones are a fun way to arrive together with your wedding party at your venue and the church. Think of the season in which your wedding is going to be held, and choose a car to match. Sporty, top-down cars are great for summer photos, but may not be good for your updo!

Carriage.

Are you a princess bride? If so, you’ll love the Cinderella fairytale of a horse-drawn carriage. You can hire one to have an enclosed carriage, too, and that will really embody that fairytale vision in your head.

Chopper.

The brave and the bold will love to arrive at the wedding by helicopter, and you can, too. It’s the chicest way to make a wedding entrance, but it’s a pain if you have a big wedding dress.

Rickshaw.

If you’ve ever seen those motorised tuk-tuks while you’re abroad, why not choose a rickshaw to take you to your wedding venue? You will literally turn heads on your wedding day, and isn’t that what it’s all about? You need to have your wedding stand out from the crowd, and this is one way to do it! 

Boat. 

If you are tying the knot abroad, why not use a watery vessel to get you from your villa to your wedding ceremony? It’s a cute way to do something a little different on the day, and if your family flies out to see you they’ll be able to watch your smooth entrance, too! 

Sleepover. 

For a fast entrance and a country house or hotel venue, you could sleepover and simply make your way downstairs the morning of your wedding! It’s a quick way to get there, and you can guarantee you’ll never be late! 

There are many other ways that you can go to your wedding, but these are the world favourites that everyone looks into before they make their vows. Choose yours, and don’t forget to book it in advance.

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