Wedding Planning Resources

Explore at Your Own Pace

Planning a wedding brings plenty of questions, but you don't need every answer at once.

This collection is here when you want to look a little deeper into a particular part of your wedding, ceremony or what comes afterwards. Use what helps. Ignore what doesn't. Come back whenever you need to.

Getting Started

A place to begin when you are working out what comes next.

Your Wedding Journey

A simple guide from engagement through planning, building your team, the final week and life after the wedding.

Your Wedding Planning Timeline

A practical timeline that gently walks through the stages of planning, from getting engaged through to the week before your wedding.

Your Wedding Budget

A working worksheet to help you estimate costs, record deposits, track balances and keep your spending focused on what matters to you.

Creating Your Ceremony

Ideas and practical guidance for shaping a ceremony that feels personal and true to you.

Unplugged Ceremonies

A simple look at what an unplugged ceremony means, why couples choose one and how to invite your guests to be fully present.

Who Does What and When

A guide to the ways your wedding party, family and other important people can support you before and on the day, without treating tradition as a set of rules.

After the Wedding

The celebration may be over, but there are a few practical things worth considering afterwards.

After the Celebration

A simple checklist for the days and weeks after your wedding, including your marriage certificate, suppliers, personal details and other practical updates.

Your Name After Marriage

A guide to deciding whether changing your name feels right for you and, if it does, working through the practical steps at your own pace.

Looking a Little Further Ahead

A gentle prompt to think about wills, future decision-making and whether your arrangements still reflect the life you are building together.

The Library Will Keep Growing

I will continue adding resources where they are genuinely useful, particularly around creating your ceremony, writing vows and finding meaningful ways to involve the people who matter to you.

The aim isn't to tell you what your wedding should look like. It is to give you good information so you can decide what feels right for you.

Need Help?

If something here raises a question, or you would like help working through an idea for your ceremony, please feel free to get in touch.