Vow Boot Camp Challenge Day #1
Getting your wedding vows wedding-ready with minimal fuss
So who’s up for the vow boot camp challenge?
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Natasha Johnson
Natasha Johnson is an experienced Wedding Celebrant, blogger and writer on all things related to weddings, in particular wedding ceremonies. Her mission is life is to encourage couples to see the importance of their wedding ceremony and to get married in just the way they want to. Make sure you catch her on the Engaged and Ready Wedding Podcast, here or on iTunes and Stitcher.
This awesome couple wrote their own awesome ceremony and you’ve got to check it out
It’s stories like this, that make me bloody love the internet. Stories like that of Stacey and
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Love is… by Adrian Henri
There are no rules about having readings during your wedding ceremony. You either have them or you don’t.
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Mantra # 1: Remember the real reason for getting married
A little while back I wrote a post called ‘Twenty zen-like tips for getting married and planning
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Why more women need to start proposing and not just on a leap year
Seeing that the air is still thick with all the Christmas and New year proposals (congratulations to
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5 ways to honour your absent loved ones during your wedding ceremony
When I heard on Boxing Day that George Michael had passed away, I spent the next twenty four hours playing
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Here’s the first thing you should do, the moment you get engaged
(And no, it does not involve bridal magazines or Pinterest!)
In this post, I really want to have a look
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Ten questions you will want to ask yourself about your ceremony
If experience has taught me anything, it’s that couples’ approach to their ceremony planning
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How a love story mash-up will bring some fun to your ceremony
Don’t we all love a love story? Hearing about how how a couple became a couple. Whether it was
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My twelve marriage tips to celebrate my twelve years of marriage
On November 14th, 2004, me and my number one got married in front of our closest family and friends in
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How not to feel on your wedding day
It’s rather annoying (but very normal) that from the moment you get engaged, most questions you
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The five most sexist wedding traditions ever (according to moi!)
Now, if you’ve been hanging out on this blog for long, you will now that I have a love-hate relationship
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How to theme your wedding vows. P.S It’s really cool
Okay, so you already know how obsessed I am with personal wedding vows, so I’m not even going to
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What to do when mums (and mother-in-laws-to-be) become monsters.
Now that the wedding season is slowing down for me and I (almost) have time to to sit down and write
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This Game of Thrones/fantasy inspired wedding is everything
If like me, you still haven’t quite filled the void that Game of Thrones has unceremoniously left
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A colourful Humanist garden ceremony with a symbolic sand ritual
If you’re having a dreary day, this wedding will brighten it up and if your day is already bright
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You’ve got to read Johnny Cash’s love letter to June Carter
Johnny Cash’s love letter to June Carter is in two words ‘bloody awesome.’ I’m
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A romantic garden ceremony with a uniformed groom and boho bride
Lauren and Jesse have the sweetest engagement story EVER, not to even mention the beautiful wedding ceremony
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