Traditional english wedding

How To Have a Quintessentially British Wedding Day

The bride wore her great-grandmother's tiara during a ceremony on her family's estate in the Cotswolds.

Is this Old English rhyme just for superstitious brides? Learn all about the "something borrowed, something blue" rhyme, its meaning, and how you can include it at your wedding.

Is this Old English rhyme just for superstitious brides? Learn all about the "something borrowed, something blue" rhyme, its meaning, and how you can include it at your wedding.

7 top tips on how to plan a really traditional english wedding. Many couples vision of their big day is a traditional quintessentially English fairytale wedding. A mixture of traditional and quaint but that doesn't mean stuffy and old fashioned.

Bride rides her own pony to the church her parent's married in to say "I do" to her honey from the neighboring English village, could this wedding be cuter?

Bride wears a Suzanne Neville gown for an English country wedding, Images by Beard and Main #weddingdress #weddinggown #bridalgown #bridaldesigner #weddingfashion #weddingstyle

Peapod & Co. had the pleasure of catering a traditional English wedding in the heart of Hampshire, and what a special day it was.

If you haven’t heard by now, the Royal Wedding took place at Windsor Castle in the United Kingdom this past Saturday—congratulations to Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The press is calling the wedding, “A Modern Fairytale”, because it was full of new and old traditions. Since we are still in