Five Suggestions For Brides Arrival

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Five Suggestions For Brides Arrival

Cheryl Warry • Dec 19, 2015

Your Arrival Could Be A Showstopper

Brides are often looking for something with a bit of an edge to make their wedding be a bit of a stand out, have a bit of an edge and being that there are so many choices in locations to have a wedding ceremony, the arrival choices are endless. Here are some of the more left of field ways that my brides/couples have arrived at their ceremony.

Horseback - this is most little girls dreams and when it becomes a reality the photo opportunities and gasps from guests is so rewarding. Unless you are familiar with the unpredictable behaviour of horses when they are put in to unusual situations like excited guests, then refer to a reputable horse handler for these situations. Saddle and Bride are worth a call, Olof, pictured above is a gentle giant.

Boat - one of my brides came across a lake on her father's tinnie; the guests were totally caught off guard and the flowing veil caught up in the breeze made for fabulous photos. The only thing that caught the couple off-guard was they hadn’t actually thought through how the bride was going to disembark from the boat. So there was only one thing to do, the groom carried his bride-to-be in fireman's lift. More amazing photo opportunities.

Sea plane - yes how unique and such a treat for your guests. There is a downside of course and that is how to get from the plane to the beach.

Semi-trailer - this was a fun wedding arrival and the truck had a dual purpose; once the bride had elegantly climbed down out the cab with her dignity in tact, the tray truck then became the 'stage' for the receptions entertainment - a bush band.

Motorbike - this is a particular favourite for those who have a soft spot for leathers. A wedding I did recently had the groomsmen arriving at the ceremony with their bridal partners on the back. Certainly was a grand entrance but if you’re considering such an arrival, consider what your hair will be doing once you’ve taken off the helmet!

Photo - Saddle & Bride

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Covid-19 Wedding Restrictions In Victoria

By Cheryl Warry • 17 Apr, 2020

COVID-19 has thrown many couples in to a spin and with all the months and sometimes years of planning, it has come down to making the choice to postpone or to go with the restrictions of just five people for what is most likely to be a legals-only style of ceremony. It is clear to see that the Corona Virus is not going away any time soon and I am mindful not to add to the potential risk, stress and harm that the virus may cause. It’s important that as an Australian marriage celebrant, I comply with the rules set down by our government and that they are adhered to, to the best of my ability. The Covid-19 restrictions that now apply to weddings, have been put in place to protect our nearest and dearest. If a couple still wish to get married, of course this is still possible, providing there are no more than five people present. This includes the marriage celebrant, the couple and their two legal witnesses over the age of 18. If the couple still wish to have a photographer and/or videographer then they must act as a witness. As laid out by the Australian Government, social distancing of at least 1.5 metres must be applied and the four square metre rule must be observed, this includes the signing of the legal documents. In the face of Corona Virus, one of the biggest challenges couples are faced with currently is to decide when to pull the trigger on their date and move it to a date further into 2020 or even move to 2021. Many of my couples have already made the decision to move weddings that are booked from now through to September and October until earlier in to 2021. Not an easy decision to make and there are many variables to consider; guests travel plans and accommodation to just begin with. If you are unsure of what to do, I would suggest that you engage with your suppliers and enquire about future dates and their availability. Yours won’t be the first call they have taken to discuss this very topic. I'm available to chat about your options either by email, zoom or over the phone. As many have said, we are living in such uncertain times and Covid-19 / Corona Virus is testing even the most resilient of us. Let's put the welfare of you, your families and your guests first.