Picture this: You're midway through the hokey-pokey of wedding planning and you remember, "Blimey, we've gotta sort the readings!" Now, if the thought of cracking open a dusty poetry book makes you want to snooze, fear not! Let's jazz things up a bit – it's time to toss out the tired “To be or not to be” and take a wild ride through pop (and not-so-pop) culture instead.

Planning your wedding shouldn't feel like herding blindfolded cats, right? With these handy tips in your toolbox, conquer wedding prep without becoming a Bridezilla or Groom Kong. Remember 'Wedmin Wednesday' - your midweek date night with spreadsheets? Tackle big tasks first, then dive into place cards and party favors. Focus on the important stuff to avoid wedding-day disasters. So grab a cuppa, take a breath, and turn this chaos into a fondant-covered cake. You'll survive with sanity intact and have a blast doing it. Because at the end of the aisle, it's all about you two lovebirds tying the knot, not stressing over details.

In the extraordinary journey of planning your wedding, it's essential to remember that your photographer's style is a personal and artistic signature, not easily or ethically altered. So rather than asking for a change in their artistic approach, invest your efforts in finding a photographer whose established style resonates with your vision.

What if I told you there's a way to make group shots quick, easy, and absolutely pain-free? Check out my latest post where I’me sharing 5 simple steps to take the stress out of your group photos. From pre-planning your groups to organising fun poses, I’ve got all the tips to ensure your photos are filled with the joy and laughter of your celebration. So, even if you're not a fan of long photo shoots - I am not - I've got your back! Read on and let's make your wedding day group photos an experience to remember.

Is three hours of wedding photography coverage enough to get the best moments - take a look at Katie and Kyle’s wedding at the Woodman Inn, Thunderbridge and make up your own mind.