wedding inspiration

With the launch of Sandals and Beaches Resorts’ tenth and newest wedding inspiration, Band of Gold, brides and grooms have even more choice to help them personalise their wedding day.

MILLIONS of Brits will have watched the Royal Wedding this weekend but only a fraction will take any wedding inspiration for their own big day, according to new research.

Instead, Brits turn to social media, family and friends’ weddings, magazines and even films and television over the lavish ceremonies of the Royal Family.

In fact, Brits are twice as likely to look to films and the iconic scenes of the silver screen for wedding inspiration than they are a Royal Wedding, and the likes of Harry and Meghan.

Vows and Venues would like to introduce you to this great new idea, for you to get inspiration for your wedding. The monthly wedding box - MAGIC! Read all about it here...

Getting engaged is such an exciting time of your life, but, once the dust has settled, many brides are left overwhelmed by the huge choice of products they could buy for their wedding day. It can be really confusing if you aren't quite sure what you'd like, or if you have a pushy friend/relative who's trying to take over and do things their way!

Spending your evenings trawling the internet, or pouring over wedding magazines can be very enjoyable, but sometimes it's just nice to have a product to hold before you decide if you'd like it for your wedding.

As couples around the world begin to source inspiration for those all exciting wedding plans, Debenhams Personal finance reveals just how influential social media is when it comes to planning the big day. Which social media platfom do you think is the ultimate wedding inspiration tool?

A recent survey conducted by Debenhams Personal Finance* has revealed that Pinterest was the social media channel of choice when it came to sourcing wedding inspiration, with over two thirds of couples (67%) using the site in their planning stages. The focus remains on image led social media platforms, with a quarter (25%) turning to Instagram for their all-important wedding research.