Archive for the ‘Wedding Information’ Category

Does the idea of a cold church in the middle of the Kent countryside full of people who you have never met sound like your ideal wedding? Maybe yourself or your partner are not from the UK and would prefer to get married at home? Perhaps you just want a calm and peaceful beachside wedding rather than the [...]

If you are planning a registry office wedding in Kent as opposed to a church wedding in Kent then there are plenty of things that you will need to bear in mind, and here are just a few of them. Wedding Insurance for your registry office wedding in Kent Wedding insurance may come in very [...]

With Christmas and new year fast approaching, many couples will be getting engaged and starting to plan their wedding in Kent. A difficult decision will be made on what time of your to have a wedding in Kent and the less popular choice would be to have a winter wedding in Kent. The reason for [...]

You’re so thrilled that you’re getting married and you simply can not wait to get started arranging your wedding in Kent. It truly is going to be perfect just like your life together as a married couple. Everything is bright fluffy clouds and sunshine and you smell flowers every where you’re going till… You undoubtedly [...]

If a wedding in Kent is not right for you, then a very popular alternative is to have a Beachside wedding, which can be one of the most romantic weddings you could possibly have. One of the plus sides to a beachside wedding is that they can be quite inexpensive if you go about it [...]

There are over 200 approved and licensed wedding venues in Kent including hotels, civic buildings, stately homes, restaurants, theatres and wildlife animal parks. You could also look at barn wedding venues in Kent or perhaps wedding castles in kent. Kentish wedding ceremonies can also be held in venues that offer garden summerhouses, pergolas and gazebos. [...]

Watching the newlyweds cut the wedding cake at their wedding in Kent is almost as much of a highlight as them actually saying “I do”. Why do newlyweds cut the wedding cake? The bride and groom cut the cake together to symbolise their first shared duty as a married couple. It also makes a great [...]