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4 Tips For Planning a Multicultural Wedding

A multicultural wedding is a beautiful celebration of love, heritage and unity. It's a chance for two families and sometimes two very different worlds to come together and honour traditions that have shaped the lives of both partners. But blending multiple cultures together can also feel overwhelming. How do you respect each tradition without making the day feel rushed or disjointed? How do you balance expectations while still creating a wedding that reflects who you are as a couple?

With thoughtful planning and open communication, a multicultural wedding can be one of the most meaningful and memorable experiences you've ever created. Here are four essential tips to help you plan a celebration that honours both backgrounds beautifully.

1 Start with open, honest conversations

Before you dive into planning, sit down with your partner and both families to discuss what traditions matter most. In multi-cu…

The Best Way to Say Thank You for a Wedding Gift

The Best Way to Say Thank You for a Wedding Gift: Thoughtful Ideas That Make an Impact

Expressing gratitude after your wedding is more than a polite gesture. It’s a meaningful way to honour the people who celebrated your special day and contributed to your new life together. Whether the gift was money, something personalised, or a household item from your registry, saying thank you in a memorable way strengthens your relationships and shows genuine appreciation.

If you’re wondering what’s the best way to say thank you for a wedding gift, this guide covers modern, creative and heartfelt ideas that will make your guests smile. From handwritten messages to personalised photo flyers, you’ll find practical tips to craft the perfect thank-you message.

Why Thanking Wedding Guests Properly Matters

Guests often make several efforts to be part of your celebration, such as:

Travel long distances Pu…

Weddings & Vow Renewals with Cyprus Celebrant Rosie Anstey

💍 More Than Just a Wedding Celebrant

Planning your wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Cyprus is an exciting adventure — but if you don’t live here, finding the right venue and reliable suppliers can feel a little daunting.

That’s where I come in. I’m Rosie Anstey, an English professional, certified wedding celebrant who has been based here in Cyprus for over 12 years. During that time, I’ve built an extensive knowledge of the island’s most beautiful venues and a trusted network of talented suppliers I’ve worked with many times. I work throughout the Republic of Cyprus and Northern Cyprus.

📖 Crafting Your Perfect Ceremony

When you choose me as your celebrant, we begin by getting to know each other. I take the time to really understand your story, your personalities, and your vision for the day. Together, we’ll shape every detail of your ceremony, including all the elements you want and leaving out anything you d…

How to change your name on your British passport

The UK Deed Poll Office have just published a complete guide on how to change your name on your British passport.

It covers:

The most common reasons people change their passport name (married, divorce, gender) When a deed poll is required and when it isn’t How to apply online or with a paper form, including the costs involved The required documents and where to get support from HM Passport Office Special rules for children, newlywed passports, and gender recognition cases

You can read the full guide here: https://www.ukdeedpolloffice.org/passport-name-changes/

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Getting Married in Central Park, New York – a Guide for British Couples

Destination weddings and elopements have seen a fast increase in popularity in recent years. So many couples are rejecting the big, traditional wedding close to home, and are choosing to elope just the two of them, or to bring just a small number of their closest friends and family with them to an incredible place that they love and want to share.

There are various reasons why a couple might choose to get marred in New York instead of close to home. Lots of couples are cutting their guest lists to spend more time, effort and money on who and what is important to them, such as an incredible trip to a fabulous city like New York – either alone, or with a group of friends and family. With fewer people present when a couple get married, they are more likely to show their true personalities, and include more unique and personal touches.

Claire from Wed in Central Park has been planning weddings since 2012, and has planned hundreds of we…