Your Essential Guide to Planning your Wedding.

Planning a wedding is a huge task; just organising so many people to be in one place is challenging enough, but when you add in all of the decisions and choices that have to be made, help is needed and that is where we come in!

We have included the most important aspects that go into planning a wedding and also a specially designed budget planner to help you keep on track. There is always such a lot to do and busy brides will find the information in this section useful. After all when you are to star in your own special show you'll need the help of a supporting cast......

Wedding Whispers use their experience to shortlist a selection of wedding services that will cover Somerset, Bristol and other areas of the West Country that include; Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaids and Accessories, Wedding Dress Cleaning, Wedding Car Hire, Wedding Rings, Wedding Venue Hire, Wedding Cakes, Stationery, Suite hire for the Groom, Wedding Photography, Stationery, Flowers, Caterers, Entertainment including magicians and String Quartets, Singing Waiters, Wedding Planners and On the Day Coordinators, Chair Covers, Balloons and Decorations, Beauticians, Makeup Artists and Hairdressers and advice for the couple that want to escape abroad to get married!

A Wedding To Plan - Getting Started.

Remember that your family and friends are the important source of support, advice and financial help. Weddings are family occasions and you will be amazed to find a wealth of knowledge and creativity in your immediate circle. The key decisions to make are; when, where and how and decide that all this works with the style of wedding you want and of course how much you want to spend on it. Don't get fazed with the average cost of a wedding in the UK being over £22K as many couples do organise theirs for much less, and if you only want to spend £5k it takes a bit more thought, but it can be done. Once you have sorted out the date, type of ceremony, venue or church, you can relax for a while as everything else other than your wedding dress can be organised at fairly short notice.

Planning your Wedding - Be organised.

Some weddings can be 18 months in the planning and making and yet others can be organised a few short weeks. However long it will take you will need to set out a basic plan; how much you think it will cost; what amount you are prepared to spend and if any help will be needed from your respective families. It is estimated that, nowadays 70% of couples pay for their own wedding and that weddings can sometimes cost as much as a year's salary, but it does not have to cost a fortune and you can get wed for much less than this!

Your Wedding Budget. 

If you are lucky enough to have financial help from your families, it is sensible to have a clear understanding of what they will help with at the beginning of your planning process. For example, your Mum may want to pay for your wedding dress, so it is a good idea to let her know what the cost could be as wedding dresses have increased in price somewhat since your parents were married!

Using our planner, get an overview of what is involved and how many services you may need to organise your own wedding. Decide what you both want; a small intimate family celebration or a large wedding with lots of family plus friends. Find out if help will be available from family and friends; your wedding cake could be baked by a willing friend and your Aunt could be a trained florist; then work out what you will have to pay for. It is worth spending a lot of time on this as you will wish to avoid going over budget.

Your Wedding Guests.

The cost of the reception/wedding breakfast will be one of the most expensive items on your planner and will influence how many guests you can invite. The guest list can soon mount up as you realise just how many friends you both have, quite apart from the family choices that have to be made. Do a quick calculation and allow at least £50 per guest for food and drinks and also include all the small items such as favours, stationery and invitations. You can always work back to a smaller figure if you need to. 

If money is no option you can quite literally have 'a ball', however, if you prefer to spend more money on a romantic honeymoon or perhaps your new home, look at the guest list again. Your family may be willing to help with the cost, so you may not have to prune the list too drastically. Extending the invitations to children of guests can be a tricky problem for some couples. This can create awkward situations which you may prefer to avoid. It is worth considering that there are reputable childcare agencies such as Party Crechers from Bristol that can be hired to keep the children safe and happy whilst the adults have a good time. To find out more about Party Crechers visit their website www.partycrechers.co.uk

The Wedding Ceremony - Religious or Civil?

Where the actual marriage ceremony takes place will depend upon what you both want. Most marriages have traditionally taken place in a religious building such as a the parish church, or a civil ceremony in the register office, but since 1995 many hotels and stately homes in the UK have been approved for civil marriages and partnerships and are known as 'Approved Premises'.

Traditionally religious marriages and blessings generally take place in the Parish or Diocese that you and your family reside in. The church have relaxed things somewhat in recent years mainly due to the fact that approved venues are increasingly popular. The new rules mean that a marriage can take place where there is a qualifying connection in the parish. You can find some useful information on The  Church of England website which you can view here

Civil marriages that take place in venues that have been approved and licensed to hold the civil ceremony take many forms these days and the couple can be almost spoilt for choice when it comes to looking a venue in which to get married and hold their reception. There are many beautiful locations in Bristol, Somerset and the West Country, including country houses, stately homes, hotels and even castles. Some wedding venues will offer exclusive use for the entire day or even a weekend.

The General Register Office has very good and up to date information on wedding venues throughout the UK on their website, to find out more click here this will also give you basic information on what you need to do to organise a civil ceremony.

Getting married in 'Approved Premises' can be a very convenient way of combining the ceremony with the reception. Most offer suites that cater from as few as 10 guests to up to 300. It is a convenient and popular option and most have wedding co-ordinators and staff to make sure that the day runs smoothly. The larger venues will however be stretched in the busy months and you might find that the wedding coordinators are working on more than one wedding that weekend, so will not be entirely dedicated to you. To get around this and have much more help in the last few days you would be best to have your own 'on the day' wedding coordinator.

Wedding venues can also offer packages that include items such as the cake and flowers and usually include a complimentary room for the bride and groom. It is wise to check all small print, find out if there are any additional charges eg VAT and what exactly the venue will charge you for.

Choosing a Venue for your Wedding Reception.

Whatever you have set your heart on; it has to be practical for all your needs. Shortlist a few reception venues and either visit them or ring for their wedding packs. If you do decide to get married in 'Approved Premises', you will be expected to book their facilities for the wedding reception. If however, your ceremony is to be held in a church or a register office, you will have more flexibility over the choice of location for the wedding reception. Some venues charge a separate room hire and others will offer an all inclusive package for food and drink based on a number of guests. Out of season or midweek rates for room hire can be cheaper. Many small country houses have licensed rooms for the civil ceremony and generally offer exclusive use and quite often the run of the house for the weekend. Compton House in Axbridge provide a very personal service, tailored to the needs of the couple and is ideal for intimate house party weddings.

At most wedding venues, you would assume that another larger room for the evening function is included and available, but it may not be. Usually the evening guests outnumbered those of the day so a larger room needs to be booked. Check that one is available and if there will be any additional cost?  Couples can book their dream venue up to 18 months in advance and then get on with their busy lives, returning to the final numbers and so on a few weeks before. In that time, the venue can have other parties booked in, so our advice is to book well ahead and avoid any last minute panic.

It should be remembered that the most popular venues can and do host more than one wedding a day. If you want to be the only one, then you will be offered exclusive use of the venue and may have to pay a premium for this. One way to avoid your wedding being one of two or more is to either choose a small venue where they cannot do more than one, or move your date to another less popular day such as out of season or midweek.

The key aspect of the wedding reception is the food. To prevent any disappointments, see if the venue will offer a trial menu tasting, although unless you are a 'celebrity' whose wedding preparations are being filmed this will probably be out of the question! You could always visit the restuarant, if there is one, to get an idea of the style and the quality of the meal.

You could of course do it yourself by hiring a village or church hall and save yourself some money on the venue or room hire charged by some UK venues. It is fun and you get to put your own personal stamp on the day. It is much harder work however; you will have to think about every aspect of the day and bring in a team of experienced people to make sure it runs smoothly; or set up, serve and clear up or get someone else to do it the following day! You might also have to hire in tables, chairs and linen and will need contacts for this. Here are a few links that may help you; Jackie Wallis of Country Catering www.countrycatering.me.uk Robbie Burns of Amazing Weddings www.amazingweddings.co.uk Julia Wilson of JDW Weddings www.jdwweddings.co.uk Lesley Baker of Poppy Greens, also known as the cupcake queen! to hire vintage china and beautiful linen www.poppygreens.co.uk

Finding Special rates for your Wedding Reception.

The competition for your wedding is such that many wedding venues will offer special rates for mid week and out of season weddings, so it is easy to find special deals and discounts. Check the websites of those you are interested in and remember you can also get late deals, if you are prepared to move quickly on this.

Wedding Gift Lists and Wedding Insurance.

It used to be the case that a young woman planning to be married would have a bottom drawer where she stored all of the items that she wanted to set up home with. These days couples often have lived together and have much of what they need, so tend to ask for honeymoon vouchers, or even cash to help with larger items. But asking for an amount of cash can sometimes put guests in a quandry so wedding gift lists can provide a choice of both gift and voucher options and are easy to set up. The best known wedding list services in the UK are Debenhams or John Lewis who have gift list departments for couples to open an account. Typically you select a list of items from the store, tell your guests where your list is held and the store manage and deliver the gifts they choose. Debenhams have the bonus of a £50 gift card which can be used when the value of gifts chosen from the list reaches £250 and guests have free delivery on any gift chosen.To find out more about the Debenhams Wedding List Service visit www.debenhams.com/weddings

Wedding Insurance is often overlooked by many UK couples planning a wedding but it is better to cover yourself especially if the 'spend' on the wedding venue and marquee are considerable. In the event of a date that has to be re-scheduled some items such as bridal clothing, accessories and shoes can be almost certainly be saved for another day and most other services will be able to re-schedule your date at a reasonable notice. This is not always the case with a venue or marquee service where the outlay can be considerable and deposits can be lost if they choose not to be flexible and where the notice given is short the whole amount payable could still be due. There is always the possibility that something could go wrong on the day. For your own peace of mind, you would be wise to take out wedding insurance beforehand. There is a lot of choice. Start with the Greenbee cover which is part of the John Lewis partnership at www.greenbee.com

Wedding Planners and Professional Help On the Day.

Nowadays most brides to be are capable of organising a wedding without the help of a professional wedding planner, however if you don't have the time and can afford it, make sure you get a professional wedding planner whose reputation can be checked out or has some level of qualification from a recognised body.There are quite literally hundreds of wedding planners in the phone book and on the internet; many are attracted to the industry because they have done their own wedding, plus that of a friend and so think that organising another will be a doddle! It takes a lot of organisational skill, business acumen and a well established reputation with the trade to plan a successful wedding and you need to be sure that they are competent. A professional wedding planner will charge a fee for their services; and some will offer options such as 'On the Day',  which means you stay in control of your wedding but have assistance on the day itself. Amazing Weddings based in Somerset offer the bride an 'On the Day' option, see their website for more information here. Wedding planners will use their contacts to obtain discounts from the trade, which can offset the fee they charge you for their services.

If you choose 'On the Day' co-ordination, you will find that this takes the strain away leaving you and your family to get ready in peace and not worry about what is going on. Typically the charge is a daily rate and you'll usually meet with your co-ordinator prior to the day to discuss what help is required. A good co-ordinator is like having you very own PA for the day, Julia Wilson of JDW Weddings is an experienced wedding and event co-ordinator. To visit JDW Weddings website and find out more about her services click here

Toastmasters and Professional Help on the Day

Another useful service to consider is that of a Professional Toastmaster. In our experience, toastmasters are usually gentlemen, although there are some ladies that do this. One of the best we have come across, is Peter Craft. Peter is a Fellow of the National Association of Toastmasters and he will be an asset to your wedding. Peter has a good deal of experience of all types of functions and is well recommended by his peers. Peter Craft will provide a seamless transition from the ceremony to the reception and will keep an experienced eye on the celebrations that follow. Some venues will state they have a 'Master of Ceremonies' or MC as part of their packages. This is quite different from services provided by a Professional Toastmaster. Generally MC's are part of the operational function in the hotel to make sure that the services provided run smoothly so an 'MC' will not be available in the weeks prior to the wedding to discuss the other aspects of the day; a service you can expect from Peter Craft. To visit Peter Craft's website go to www.petercraft.co.uk

Music and entertainment for your Wedding.

Ask your Vicar if you are getting married in church, or the Registrar, if you are having a civil ceremony, what type of music is allowed? In a church a mix of religious music and classical is fine, but this is not so for a ceremony in Approved Premises, which are non religious. Ask these questions, as music is a very important element of the service. 

To find out about a live band, harpist or disco, ask for recommendations and a demo CD to listen to. Any form of entertainment will need space and time to set up their equipment so check this with your reception venue. One of the country's leading entertainments agencies, Amazing Weddings can offer some guidance on booking bands, harpists, singing waiters, magicians and the all new and already in demand for 2010 and 2011 is The Love Actually Experience by Amazing Weddings so give them a call and check out what they can do for you.

Money Saving Wedding Ideas.

Have a late afternoon wedding and combine both your wedding breakfast with the evening reception. This is a useful way of catering for both your day and evening guests all at the same time.

Book the local village or church hall if you cannot afford or don't want to pay for the packages offered by the venues. The cost savings are significant. However you still have to organise a caterer and possibly hire specialist furniture see Prestige Catering Hire in the wedding directory. If you want to do this you probably already have family and friends that can help with the catering. Ask the booking clerk for information. For gorgeous covers to really jazz up plain chairs, have a look at the award winning South West Chair Covers who cover most areas of the south west.

For a small summer wedding, have a picnic or barbecue in the garden, if your garden is large enough. Hire mini gazebos that will house your guests in comfort and cope with any drastic change in the weather! To help with the food you will find that there are many good professional caterers around such as Jackie Wallis of Country Catering based near Axbridge in Somerset. Jackie has provided food and catering facilities for parties and royal occasions and is a hugely popular for her home cooked food.

Escape and Get Married Abroad!

One in ten marriages between UK residents now takes place abroad. This is not just to escape any family squabbles! but because it is often cheaper and more convenient to do so. You will have the added bonus of combining the wedding with the honeymoon and you can even get married on a cruise ship! The wide choice of romantic destinations has made weddings abroad more popular.

It is estimated that 50,000 UK couples choose this option every year. Speak to your travel agent, or simply locate the island you want to be married on and find out what their local laws are in respect of marriage. For example on Antigua it is the marriage officer that is licensed, so you can choose to get married anywhere on the islands. As a general rule it is a good idea to check the Foreign and Commonwealth website for up to date information of each country when planning a wedding abroad.

Shopping for Your Wedding Dress 

Once you have sorted how the when, how and where, the fun begins when you start shopping for your dress. The traditional wedding dress is still the romantic dream of most brides to be and the customary white or ivory wedding dress is still a favourite choice. Look out for the new shorter styles of wedding dress which are now in the shops. Ideal for 50's style dressing and great for showing off your shoes and legs!

You will find that there are simply hundreds of wedding dresses to choose from; gorgeous dreamy creations in tulle and chiffon to the classic satin skirt and embroidered bodice style. However keep an open mind when you visit the shop, you may be surprised.

Most shops have to order your dress at least 5-6 months in advance. Begin by short-listing a few shops and ring to find out what their system is; some shops don't have an appointment system and others only work by appointment. Take your Mum or friend and try on. Wear a bra that fits you and shoes with the heel height you will wear on the day. Some shops offer the convenience of evening and Sunday appointments which may appeal to you if you are busy. Orange Blossom Bridal in Weston super Mare offer Sunday and evening appointments, to find out more about Orange Blossom Bridal visit their website click here

Most bridal gowns are bought off the peg but you can have one individually made in the style and fabric of choose. You need to find a designer with a good reputation and some years of experience such as Jo Christoforides Bridal in Wells Somerset. Find out more about Jo's bespoke service

When you find the dress you want, expect to be asked for a deposit and in all cases the balance will have to be paid on collection.

Bridal shops are busy all year round and so introduce new collections several times a season. This means that wedding dresses will find their way into the sale at up to 75% off the normal price. The benefits of this are that you can try the dress on, have any necessary alterations done at the shop and you won't have to wait for weeks before your pick your dress up, so great for brides on a short timescale. See a list of discounted wedding dresses here.

Top Tip

If your dress is not made to measure or bespoke then it is recommended that you find out what if any alterations will be required; how much these will cost and when your dress will be ready for you to have the final fitting.

Wedding Veils and Rings

There are many beautiful veils to choose from and you should try one when you have your gown fitting. Veils are fairly inexpensive unless they are couture. If you do decide to wear a veil make sure you tell your hairstylist and take it with you when you have your trial run for your hair.

Your accessories can be as simple as you wish and need not be expensive. If your dress is to be plain and elegant you might want to wear a pair of very glamorous shoes and some pretty jewellery. A small satin or beaded bag for carrying the essential items of cosmetics is ideal. Wedding shoes have to be comfortable and the heel height should be suitable for your dress length and should also ensure that you will not tower over your groom!

The giving and exchanging of wedding rings are of course the defining moment of the marriage ceremony and these days there are so many to choose from. There are many jewellers on the High Street and a casual bit of window shopping will give you an idea of price and style before you decide what to spend. There are several good wedding ring specialists operating a personal home visiting service so you can try on several types of ring. Add 2 Attract in Bristol are one of the most experienced ring services and operate an appointment service for couples to visit their studio and can be found in the service directory on this website.  

Bridesmaids Dresses and Accessories.

When you have worked out how many bridesmaids you want you should fix a budget for the cost of buying their dresses, shoes and accessories. Allow at least £200 per bridesmaid. Bridal shops often stock a good selection of bridesmaid's dresses. Get everyone together for a shopping day and go and try some on. Set your budget before you go and if you cannot afford to spend too much money then consider having fewer bridesmaids or visit some of the High Street stores for gorgeous short chiffon dresses as an alternative choice for your bridesmaids.

Wedding Photography

The cost of a photographer can range from a few hundred to well over a couple of thousand pounds. Find a professional photographer who will be happy to spend time with you and finding out your needs.

Get to know your photographer before you book; visit their studio to see their work and find out how they work on the day. Are they likely to be bossy or too intrusive? Most of all you need to like your photographer! Some photographers have blogs, which are a good way of finding out about them and their personality. Have a look at the website and blog for Howard Keith Photography click here

Some photographers like to visit the house to take formal photographs and then go onto the church or venue. This will depend upon the staff they have available on the day. if you live a good distance away from the church for example; there may not be time. If your wedding is at 12 noon then time is already tight and this will be needed just to get ready.

Most good professional wedding photographers are able to offer a full service of reprints, enlargements, unusual books and framed prints which will last for generations. Think about the style of photography you want, how you would like your photographs to be presented afterwards and then find a photographer that fits the bill.

Amateur photographers can be tempting especially if they charge a couple of hundred pounds. You may know a friend who is willing to help out with the photography, but consider this carefully as he may not have the experience, the time! or the personality required for wedding photography. Consider also the risk of losing a friend if your photos are a disaster. Amateur photographers may not have insurance so you could be taking a further risk if things go wrong. Once you have chosen your photographer be prepared to pay a deposit and sign a contract of what he or she will do...

Wedding Cars and Carriages.

If you want to make a grand entrance and cannot borrow or own a car you will have to hire a specialist wedding car and there are many to choose from; vintage, sporty, classic and traditional Rolls Royce are just a few. The Wedding Car Collection based in Somerset have a great range to choose from. You can even wing it in on a helicopter if you have the money and the nerve! Whatever you choose you may need more than one form of transport unless you are not too far from the venue or church. The general rule is that mothers and bridesmaids travel first, followed by the bride and her father.

Wedding Cup Cakes and Large Cakes.

There are many fabulous wedding cakes to choose from and you can pay several hundred pounds for some of the most extravagant! This is one item that your friends or family can help with. If not speak to Liz at Big Day Cakes, her cakes are fabulous and she offers a full delivery and set up service in Somerset. To discover more about Big Day Cakes visit www.bigday-cakes.co.uk  If you or your partner have special dietary needs, then try out Especially for You 2 based in Burnham on Sea in Somerset. 

Little cup cakes are so easy to make and look really pretty on a tiered cake stand decorated with rose petals. Get cup cakes ready made by Somerset based Poppy Greens where you will also find a beautiful vintage cake stand as well. If you are making your own foil cases and decorations can be bought from most sugar craft shops. Poppy Greens also do cupcake workshops so you can learn to make them like a professional!

Cheese tiers decorated with fruit are an alternative choice to the traditional fruit or sponge cake. The cheese tiers can still be ceremonially cut by the bride and groom and served with savoury breads, biscuits and jugs of celery. In most regions of the UK there will be a dairy from which you can buy a variety of locally produced cheeses and which can be assembled into a cheese cake the day before. You can even have a tower of scones, complete with jam and clotted cream!

Organising Your Wedding Flowers

Book your chosen florist early. It is disappointing if your chosen florist is booked, so make a quick call and get your date booked. The details can be sorted out later if time is premium.

A glance at any wedding magazine will illustrate how many variations of wedding bouquets and arrangements there are that will suit traditional and modern tastes. Wedding flowers are often essential and they can be expensive, so decide how much you will spend. It is also a good idea to talk to your florist about the wedding dress you will be wearing so that she can advise on what type of bouquet will complement the overall style.

When you talk to your florist it can be helpful to have some photographs to convey your ideas. When working out your costings remember to include corsages for the Mothers, buttonholes for the groom, best man and ushers and any church or reception flowers. If you are having flowers in your hair these will have to be wired by your florist. If you have help a friend that is a trained florist then you could save some money. The more elaborate your bouquet, the longer it takes to assemble and this is reflected in the final cost. Simple hand-tied bouquets are however becoming very popular and are a good choice for both the bridal bouquet and the bridesmaid's posies.

Mens Formal Suit Hire

Your groom, his best man and other male guests including ushers and page boys may want to wear traditional morning suits along with a top hat. The most popular way of doing this is to hire from a specialist company such as Deane and Sons in Cheddar or Frederick Mabb in Yeovil, Somerset. Both have a good reputation and have many years experience between them.

Make sure all the male guests try on their suits so that any problems with fit can be sorted out before the day. Don't be tempted to save time by ringing the shop with the measurements. Most good shops will insist the men try on the suits and there is a good reason for this as problems can arise on the day if the men have not tried them on beforehand. You just do not want this stress, do you?

Hen Parties and Fun Clothing.

The job for organizing either the stag or hen party is traditionally that of the chief bridesmaid and best man. But with trips abroad and passports to organize, hen and stag parties are now much more involved than they used to be. For luxury embellished Just Married t shirts from £9.99 and clothing for brides and hens have a look at the UK's leading supplier Diamon'T in the Wedding Whispers online shop.

Your Wedding Invitations and Stationery

You will almost certainly require a quantity of stationery; invitations, place settings, orders of service and thank you notes. There are several options and some brides prefer to make their own.

What you choose you will almost certainly want to convey some of the style and theme of your wedding. If you intend to buy your own, most high street department stores have a selection of ready made invitations that are inexpensive to buy. There are also specialists in hand made stationery which don't cost the earth, have a look at Highly Inviting based near Bristol. Remember to add in the cost of posting them and ask for RSVP so you can plan the final guest list.

Wedding Favours and Thank You Gifts.

Wedding favours are traditionally small gifts from the couple to the guests; containing chocolates, sugared almonds, soaps, candles and sweets for the children, there is a huge choice though and this is an area where you can save money if you make your own! Favours are very easy to make. Find a supplier for the boxes or nets and fill them with whatever you choose.

Wedding Party Themes and Finishing Touches.

It is all in the detail and your own personal finishing touches make your wedding individual and special so it is worth setting aside a budget early for a whole range of decorative effects and ideas. Chair covers are very popular and provide the solution if you need to harmonize all the colours at the  wedding reception. 

For a themed party on a grand scale you will need an event planner to advise you and tell you how much you should expect to spend. Talk to Amazing Weddings who can advise on wedding and party themes for both small and large budgets. Visit their wesbite www.amazingweddings.co.uk

Simple decorative ideas can also be stunning and inexpensive but make sure that someone will do it for you on the morning of the wedding. Don't expect your venue to store items or allow you to set up your tables the day before especially if there is another wedding going on. Far better to be clear about this as you and your family could be running around on the day itself when all you want to do is get ready!

Weddings and Honeymoons Abroad

The honeymoon is still an important consideration for most couples even if they have been living together for some time and have children! If a honeymoon is desired but money is tight you could ask gift vouchers from a High Street tour operator, instead of wedding gifts. Most guests would prefer to give a gift that is useful and this is a practical option for couples who have most of their domestic requirements sorted out.

Where to go is as mind boggling as the details that go into planning the actual wedding. You will find a tour operator on every UK high street, and it is easy to research possible ideas on the internet and get the honeymoon you both want at a price you can afford. We recommend you check out Travel Counsellors who offer gift vouchers and planning for honeymoons. With many UK couples opting to get married abroad, the location for the honeymoon is simple. One problem though is sharing this special time with all your invited guests!

Remember again to include in your initial budget planning, the cost of; getting to the airport, luggage, clothing, airport parking, airport hotel rooms, travel insurance and your spending money. You might decide that the honeymoon is more important and will keep everything else simple. You could even decide to postpone the honeymoon until you can afford it and/or have the time to go. It is your choice and with so many forms of celebrations and inexpensive wedding ideas to choose from, it is easier than ever to plan the wedding and honeymoon you both want.

Congratulations, have fun and remember that planning your wedding will be so much easier with Wedding Whispers! Go back to the home page to get started!