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If you haven’t heard by now, the Royal Wedding took place at Windsor Castle in the United Kingdom this past Saturday—congratulations to Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The press is calling the wedding, “A Modern Fairytale”, because it was full of new and old traditions. Since we are still in

7 top tips on how to plan a really traditional english wedding. Many couples vision of their big day is a traditional quintessentially English fairytale wedding. A mixture of traditional and quaint but that doesn't mean stuffy and old fashioned.

Anyone who has ever attended a wedding in Poland will know that they are hard to top. Weddings are a big deal in Polish culture, inflating the already

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Check out some of our favorite English wedding traditions, inspired by centuries-old traditions.

The bride wore her great-grandmother's tiara during a ceremony on her family's estate in the Cotswolds.

How To Have a Quintessentially British Wedding Day

Ever wondered where wedding traditions come from? In this post I delve into the history of wedding traditions. Where they come from, should we still be following them and sharing some ideas for making your wedding truly yours.

In England Down to nineteenth century parents or guardians of young people decided their marriage. They also organized weddings. Therewithal, in the time when everything about marriage was arranged, grooms and brides often could be not acquainted with each other. Not infrequently Often future newlyweds were not elder than 7 years old. Children could even […]