Venue for theWedding Ceremony (01/20/2010)
(...) Scotland has its owns laws regarding marriage, so if you are proposing to get married in Scotland contact the venue for advice on what steps you need to take. For a marriage ceremony in a religious building (e.g. (...)

Catering for my wedding It is possible (01/20/2010)
(...) Another couple held their reception at a country pub which had a function room. The function room opened out onto a terrace where guests could also sit. The reception was held in the early evening and the pub manager supplied a lavish barbecue with a large range of salads. (...)

The choice of wedding cake is something personal (01/20/2010)
(...) cracked icing), transporting the cake safely to the venue and also assembling the cake at the venue. There are a number of ways to reduce the amount spent on a wedding cake whilst still providing an attractive focal point for your photographs. Some of the options I have come across recently include the following Many supermarkets now supply basic iced fruit and sponge cakes in various sizes. (...)

Photography and invitation at your wedding (01/20/2010)
(...) In addition, as with chauffeuring, the wedding photographer is only likely to be able to book one wedding per day. As mentioned before, peak times for weddings tend to be on Saturdays during the summer so there is only a limited number of days the wedding photographer can cover. Wedding photography is one of the most difficult areas to save money as there is usually so much importance attached to wedding photographs. (...)

Decorations and invitations for your wedding (01/20/2010)
(...) There are different options for confetti such as metallic hearts or stars, tissue paper hearts or dried rose petals (although these tend to be a more expensive option). Confetti scattered on tables is a very cost effective way to decorate. If you have included some in your invitations, the theme will be set from the start. (...)