Ah, Christmas. The season of cosy nights, endless festive snacks… and, if you’re engaged, the annual parade of “so how’s the wedding planning going?” We’re all about keeping weddings real, meaningful, and grounded in what matters and so Christmas is the perfect time to quietly, kindly, and confidently stand your ground.

Our two-day event in March 2026 will combine a styled shoot and an immersive wedding experience designed to inspire and empower modern couples who care about sustainability, authenticity and community. We want to collaborate with suppliers who share our passion for meaningful celebrations.

Planning a wedding can feel like trying to solve a beautiful, complicated puzzle. You want everything to be perfect, meaningful, and stress-free. But then there’s the question that quietly sneaks up on you: How much is this all going to cost?

It’s an unfortunate fact that well made items made by local, fairly paid professionals are more expensive than those made from cheap materials by people in poverty and shipped half way across the world. It doesn’t feel fair, but that’s the reality of the current system. However, planning a wedding that’s low impact and ethical doesn’t automatically mean it has to be more expensive. In fact, with a little thought and creativity, it can often cost less and end up being far more

Weddings have always been expensive, but it seems that they’re just getting MORE spenny while we have LESS disposable income and savings. Here is what most planners will tell you:

If you didn't already know this about me, I'm super passionate about reducing stress and pressure for couples planning their wedding. I...

The term ‘DIY Wedding’ used to mean couples getting creative, making things, using old unwanted items like pallets for their day schedule, cutting flowers from their own garden or from family member’s. Writing their own place cards and making napkins from old fabric.

Like a lot of people I’ve had a love/hate relationship with social media in the last few years. I love it for so many things - inspiring content, connecting with people & other businesses doing with similar views and values, speaking to people who have found my content helpful in some way. But on the other hand it can be a dark, dark place. I find the constant comparing and pressure to make ‘good’ content overwhelming and sometimes paralysing.