Can i write my own Vows?

How can I make my wedding special?

Use An Enthusiastic Celebrant! I may be slightly biased! What better way to add some Wedding Inspiration, fun and a dose of your personality into your ceremony? Hiring the right celebrant will bring your ceremony to life! I can conduct your ceremony anywhere, anyhow and anyplace. It’s always refreshing to see a celebrant that captures the essence of your love story and creates your script around it. When choosing your Intimate Elopement, Handfasting or Micro-wedding Celebrant in Cornwall, always make sure you’ve read their reviews. Speak to them on the phone to make sure they understand the vision you have for your ceremony and that their personality matches the vibe you want to go with. Your Wedding Ceremony using a Registrar will have a totally different feel as they will only be able to use the legally prescribed Government approved script so unfortunately it won’t feel as special if you want to have something personal.

Your heartfelt vows may only be a small part of your ceremony, taking up a few minutes of your wedding but they’re really the most important and vital piece of your ceremony. Everyone will have their own way of preparing and writing their vows but it’s important to start earlier than you think. It’s a good idea to carry a little notepad with you in the months leading up to your wedding day and when a flash of inspiration hits you, write it down. Carrying the notepad will allow you to capture any thoughts and ideas you have. When it comes to writing out your vows you’ll have lots of inspiration to use to make it easier for you. Hand write your own vows on the morning of your Elopement or Wedding day. Have your rough draft ready then just copy them into your special vow book. This is also a beautiful photo opportunity and adds to the story of your special day. There's nothing quite like handwritten vows from the heart. When the person that you love most in the world hears your simple, tender declaration of love for them, it will be a moment they will never forget. Speaking words of commitment and making promises from your hearts is one of the most magical moments couples will experience!

How do you plan a wedding on a small budget?

What size is a small wedding?

Micro weddings and small weddings are a massive trend for 2021. With the changing climate and unpredictable situation surrounding weddings last year, most couples are choosing to have a “ sequel wedding “ later in the year when they are allowed . They are enjoying a small ceremony now, followed by a big reception at a later date. So the actual wedding ceremony has been downsized and is evolving into a new trend, the Micro-wedding and the slightly larger version, the Small or Intimate wedding.There is a difference between a small wedding and a micro wedding. Micro-weddings usually have less than 20 guests and are often untraditional and more intimate. Small weddings typically have 30 -50 guests and follow the traditional wedding ceremony rules and rituals. It's important to remember that these numbers will be a little bit different for everyone. The benefit of having a smaller wedding is it’s much easier to plan, costs less and is more enjoyable. You don't have to worry about pleasing a large crowd and you will enjoy your day more by spending quality time with those you love.

Be Strict With Your Guest List And Wise With Your Choice Of Venue.

If you have a limited budget then having fewer wedding guests will save you a large amount of money. Having your wedding outdoors in a beautiful location will not cost you anything but will have a huge impact on the value of your day. You will have amazing photographs too! With fewer guests you may be able to go to a fancy restaurant afterwards and your costs will still be less than you would have paid originally with a larger wedding. Make Use of Your Friends and Family. Don’t be afraid to ask for their help! If you have a friend who is good at make-up or a sister who loves baking – they will be more than happy to help. Call in all your favours! Be Prepared to DIY. Try and make as much of your décor as you can with the help of your friends and family again. Make sure you plan ahead and allow plenty of time. Things often take longer than you anticipate. You will be surprised at how much money you can save by creating things yourself.