Wedding Customs and Superstitions By Amy Croffey Since it’s Friday the 13th today, tradition says it’s bad luck to get married, so we put together some more Irish wedding traditions for couples. Some of you may stick religiously to these
The best wedding advice from real brides. Compiled by Karen Birney
Everyone loves a bargain, especially brides trying to balance a bursting budget. But is a €6 wedding dress from China going too far? By Denise Duffield-Thomas. This article was originally live on WeddingsOnline.ie December 16th 2010
A wedding speech is a lovely chance for a bride to express all the love, happiness & excitement she’s feeling on her wedding day with her family & friends.
Whether you’re the father of the bride, the best man, chief bridesmaid, the tips and tricks to making a memorable wedding speech are pretty much universal.
You’ve done all the big tasks from bridesmaids’ dresses to guest lists, but what about the big day itself? How do you know your months of preparation are going to go off without a hitch, and what’s more –how can you make sure you have the day you deserve? We’ve collected our 10 favourite wedding day tips from brides who have been up the aisle and back again, so take note and make sure your day runs smoothly.
We’ve scoured the wild world of folklore, old wives’ tales and superstitions to bring you some unique ways to try and bring good luck to your big day.