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Inspiration for a Multicultural Wedding-Fabulous Functions UK. A multicultural wedding inspiration with influences from Jamaican and Indian. This styled shoot fuses elements from both countries using the national symbols from both countries. The Hummingbird and the Lotus.

A Multicultural Wedding Inspiration

A multicultural wedding inspiration with influences from Jamaican and Indian cultures. This styled shoot fuses elements from both countries using the national symbols from both countries. The Hummingbird and the Lotus.
An outdoor setting - Planning a 15-Person Wedding -An intimate Wedding in Covid Times -Fabulous Functions UK -An outdoor setting - Planning a 15-Person Wedding

Planning a 15-Person Wedding

Planning a 15-Person Wedding We have shifting sands beneath our feet and no mistake. It feels as if there are changes to wedding guidelines every week thanks to Covid - and all guaranteed to affect your plans. At the time of writing you’re allowed 15 guests at your wedding.
An Intimate Minimony Wedding

An Intimate Minimony Wedding

On August 22 2020, it happened at last. My best friend Allen and his lovely partner Rakhee finally got married in an intimate minimony wedding. I'm Julian and I was Allen's best man. And here I'm sharing my experience of a coronavirus wedding. The wedding day was a long time coming. Allen and Rakhee had scheduled their nuptials for April. They'd been many months of planning, right down to the smallest detail.
Sequel weddings what it is and how to do it -Fabulous Functions UK

The Sequel Wedding: What It Is and How To Do It

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic continues to exercise us all – in and out of the wedding industry. We’ve already tackled aspects of the situation a couple of times on our blog in our article about changing wedding plans and a feature about creating a Covid-friendly intimate wedding set-up.  But the buzzword now, to work around the restrictions we have, is the sequel wedding. So, in this post we’ll have a look at the sequel wedding – what it is and how to do it.
Questions to ask during a wedding venue search. Venue walk through questions -Fabulous Function UK

Venue Walk Through Questions

When you're choosing your wedding venue there's lots of stuff you need to know to help you make an informed choice. Because, we know how overwhelming it is - even for the most modest plans -we've put this list together. The venue walk through questions that follow will help you with your venue hunting.
In a crisis getting your priorities right is so important. prioritising the marriage over the wedding and making the commitment to each other. The wedding rings symbolises all that and gets is to think about whats important your marriage or your wedding. Blog from Fabulous Functions UK

Your Marriage or Your Wedding?

When you got engaged and started planning your wedding, everything in your world was full of love and excitement about your big day. Your wedding prep would have been in full swing. Searching Pinterest and other online sources for inspirations and ideas for your dress, shoes, veil, venue and venue décor. Then contacting and chatting to suppliers about your dreams and your vision for your big day. That was then. And this is now. And now we’re in the grip of the Covid-19 virus pandemic and your plans have been thrown into disarray. 
Giant Garden Games For Hire from Fabulous Functions UK

Giant Garden Games for Hire

So, you’re planning a wedding or other large gathering and you want something a bit different. Either in place of a modern beat combo or disco – or to bridge the gap between the end of the wedding breakfast and the wedding singer starting their set. Have you considered giant garden games? They might be just what you’re looking for. Who doesn’t love Connect Four or Jenga? Well they’re even more fun in outsize form.
choosing bridal and venue accessories -Mercury vases and tea light holders

Choosing Bridal and Venue Accessories

Bridal and venue accessories - Things to think about when making your choices.  When you’re planning a wedding there’s a mammoth list of things to think about. Then there’s things to think about the things to think about! Before you do a passable imitation of Gustav Klimt’s ‘Scream’ let me explain: