Fall in Love with Autumn Weddings

by Vanessa Day | Sep 19, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Weddings

Fall in Love with Autumn Weddings

Ahh, autumn in the Cowichan Valley! What’s not to love? The leaves start to change colour. The air cools, and cozy sweaters and hot, spicy drinks beckon. As summer fades into autumn, the Cowichan Valley transforms into a breathtaking mosaic of colours and experiences, becoming the ideal time and place to celebrate love.

Want something a little different? Let’s look at the top ten reasons to fall in love with autumn weddings in the Cowichan Valley!

1. A Stunning Backdrop

Autumn is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, making it a captivating backdrop for wedding ceremonies. Autumn in the Cowichan Valley is no exception! It is a time of transformation as the trees show off their vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows, creating a romantic and picturesque setting. The warm sunlight filtering through the golden leaves creates a soft, ethereal glow giving an other-wordly feel to the ceremonies.

2. A Feast for the Senses

It’s harvest time! Autumn weddings offer a unique culinary experience that embraces the bounty of the harvest. Couples can craft menus featuring delectable dishes made from fresh, locally-sourced ingredients such as hearty soups, roasted vegetables, and succulent meats. These staples of autumn cuisine can be incorporated into the wedding meal.

The Cowichan Valley is famous for its burgeoning wine industry. Fall is the harvest season for grapes, and the valley’s wineries come alive with activity. Consider a local winery as a possible wedding venue. Guests can participate in wine tastings, and enjoy the crisp autumn air on the picturesque vineyard terraces. Couples can delight their guests with a variety of warm beverages like mulled wine, hot toddies, and apple cider.

3. Rustic Elegance

Autumn weddings and rustic charm just seem to go hand in hand. Couples often opt for venues that showcase this element of the season, such as barns, vineyards, and lakeside or woodland settings.

Wooden accents, burlap table runners, and mason jar centerpieces perfectly complement the earthy tones of autumn, creating an atmosphere of warmth and intimacy. Brides often choose dresses with lace or vintage details that harmonize with the rustic theme, while grooms don tweed or flannel suits, adding to the cozy ambiance.

4. The Colours of Fall

The autumn colour palette is a dream come true for wedding designers. Rich, deep hues like burgundy, navy, plum, and forest green, combined with softer tones like blush and ivory, create a visually striking contrast that adds depth and character to the wedding decor. Burnt orange, chocolate brown, and rich gold all create that special warm and cozy atmosphere associated with fall weddings.

These colours can be woven into every aspect of the celebration, from floral arrangements and bridesmaid dresses to table settings and stationery, creating a cohesive and visually stunning experience. Feeling brave? What about a gold wedding dress instead of the traditional white?

5. Cozy Attire

Autumn weddings offer an opportunity for unique and cozy attire choices. Brides can opt for long-sleeved gowns with intricate lace or velvet details, adding a touch of elegance and warmth. Need more? How about a hooded cape or faux fur stole for a touch of glamour? Grooms can choose from a variety of stylish options like tweed suits, knit ties, or even leather accessories that complement the season’s aesthetic.

Guests can also have fun with their attire, incorporating autumn-inspired colours and textures into their outfits.

6. Seasonal Florals

Flowers play a pivotal role in wedding decor, and autumn offers an array of stunning blooms that can be incorporated into bouquets and arrangements. Sunflowers, dahlias, chrysanthemums, and deep red roses are just a few examples of the vibrant flowers that thrive during this season. These blooms can be paired with lush greenery, pampas grass, and wheat to create breathtaking floral displays that capture the essence of autumn’s beauty.

7. Unique Decor Elements

Autumn weddings provide ample opportunities for creative and unique decor elements. Couples can incorporate items like pumpkins, gourds, and hay bales into their decor, creating a charming and festive atmosphere. Candlelit lanterns and string lights add a cozy, romantic glow to the evening festivities, while personalized touches like custom signage or seasonal favours make the event truly memorable.

Fall themed weddings include harvest festivals, farm weddings, pumpkin patches, Thanksgiving celebrations, and even Halloween. Décor elements such as maple leaves, miniature corn cobs, sprigs of wheat, and cranberries signal an autumn wedding.

8. Comfort and Intimacy

The autumn season encourages an atmosphere of comfort and intimacy. Cooler temperatures inspire guests to gather close, fostering a sense of togetherness and warmth. Cozy seating areas with plush cushions and blankets can be set up for guests to relax and enjoy the celebration. This intimacy creates a special bond between the couple and their loved ones, making the wedding experience even more meaningful.

Guests at autumn weddings in the Cowichan Valley can choose from a range of cozy accommodations, including charming bed and breakfasts, boutique inns, and rustic cabins. These accommodations are often nestled amidst the valley’s scenic landscapes, providing a warm and inviting retreat after a day of celebration.

9. Memorable Photo Opportunities

Autumn provides a stunning backdrop for wedding photography. The vibrant foliage, soft lighting, and rustic elements create a romantic and timeless atmosphere. The Cowichan Valley’s iconic locations like Mount Tzouhalem and the Cowichan River offer spectacular opportunities for beautiful photographs, especially when surrounded by the warm hues of fall foliage.

Couples can capture breathtaking moments from candid shots in the falling leaves to romantic embraces beneath a canopy of trees.

10. A Season of New Beginnings

Autumn symbolizes a season of transition and change, making it an appropriate choice for beginning a new chapter in life. Just as the leaves fall, allowing space for new growth in the spring, a wedding in the fall represents the shedding of old lives and the emergence of something beautiful and enduring.

Check out our blogs, Top Ten Reasons to Take a Wedding Shuttle Bus and Top Ten Reasons For an Outdoor Wedding!

It’s Wine Time: Ortega

by Vanessa Day | Aug 29, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Wine Tours

It’s Wine Time: Ortega

The Cowichan Valley is renowned for its stunning scenery, lush vineyards, mild climate, and thriving wine industry.

Among the many grape varieties cultivated in this picturesque region, Ortega stands out for wine aficionados looking for a refreshing, slightly sweet white wine.

History and Cultivation

Ortega grapes were created in 1948 by the German viticulturist Hans Breider. He crossed two different grape varieties, the Müller-Thurgau and the Siegerrebe, which resulted in a brand new grape that was ideally grown in cool climates. Named after the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset, this early ripening grape displayed excellent aromatic properties.

In the late 1980s Ortega grapes found their way to the Cowichan Valley. Local winemakers had great success as the region’s mild temperatures and long growing season proved to be ideal conditions for the Ortega grape, ensuring the development of their distinctive flavours and aromas.

Production

Cowichan Valley Ortega grapes are carefully cultivated, with an emphasis on sustainable and organic practices, to preserve their distinctive flavours. The grapes are typically harvested early and then gently pressed to extract the juices. The juice is fermented at cool temperatures which further helps preserve the grape’s delicate aromas and vibrant acidity.

Flavours and Aromas

Ortega wine from the Cowichan Valley exhibits a wonderful array of flavours and aromas. Its cultivation and the use of stainless steel tanks or oak barrels during fermentation and aging further influences the wine’s flavour profile.

On the nose, it entices with hints of ripe peaches and apricots, intertwined with delicate floral aromas. Ortega wines are known for their floral bouquet, with notes of white flowers, jasmine, and orange blossom.

On the palate, Ortega wines often exhibit flavours of stone fruit like peach and apricot, along with hints of tropical fruit like pineapple and mango accompanied by citrus undertones. The harmonious blend and balance of flavours, vibrant acidity, and subtle sweetness makes Cowichan Valley Ortega wine incredibly refreshing and enjoyable, particularly on our warm summer days.

Cowichan Valley Ortega Wine

The Cowichan Valley has emerged as a significant player in the Canadian wine industry, and its role in Ortega wine production is no exception. The region’s commitment to sustainable practices, its unique microclimate, and the expertise of its winemakers have contributed to the success and recognition of the Valley’s Ortega wines.

At the Enrico Winery Ortega is the best-selling wine they produce. Lorin Inglis, General Manager of the Winery has said, “Ortega is the signature white grape of the Cowichan Valley. It talks about the Cowichan Valley. And each winemaker has their own twist on Ortega.”

In recent years, Cowichan Valley Ortega wine has received numerous accolades and awards at international wine competitions, garnering attention both locally and abroad. Its exceptional quality and distinct characteristics have helped focus the attention of wine enthusiasts from around the world and have placed the region firmly on the map of Canadian wine destinations. Cowichan Valley Ortega wines have become a highly sought after taste experience.

Food Pairing

Ortega wine’s versatility makes it the perfect partner for a wide range of dishes. Its vibrant acidity and fruity notes create an excellent match for fresh seafood, especially shellfish like oysters and prawns. Bring out the salmon or Dungeness crab, a treat for your palate!

The wine’s aromatic profile and subtle sweetness also make it an excellent accompaniment to spicy Asian cuisine, where it can balance the heat and enhance the flavours. Additionally, Ortega wine can be enjoyed as an aperitif or paired with light salads, soft cheeses, and fruit-based desserts.

Cheers!

Ortega wine has gained significant popularity among wine enthusiasts. Its aromatic profile and refreshing nature make it a fantastic and light alternative to heavier wines.

Ortega wine has found its home in the picturesque Cowichan Valley, where the grape thrives amidst the region’s cool climate and fertile soils. The dedication of local winemakers has resulted in exceptional Ortega wines that showcase the best of Canadian winemaking.

Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or an adventurous enthusiast, a journey through the Cowichan Valley’s Ortega wine offerings is sure to captivate your senses. So, raise a glass of Ortega wine and celebrate the remarkable flavours, breathtaking landscapes, and the passionate winemakers who have turned this Cowichan Valley gem into a feast for the senses and palate.

Spotlight on Lake Cowichan

by Vanessa Day | Aug 17, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Transportation

Spotlight on Lake Cowichan

Ah, another beautiful day in the Cowichan Valley! It’s a great day for a drive and an explore, but where to go? Why not take a wander down Highway 18 until you find yourself surrounded by the grandeur of the Pacific Northwest rainforest and the quaint town of Lake Cowichan, just 28 kilometers east of Duncan, BC?

Nestled at the east end of the 30 kilometer long Cowichan Lake (the body of water), Lake Cowichan (the town) is home to approximately 1,000 residents who enjoy the stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity, and recreational opportunities of living lakeside.

A Brief History

The Coast Salish First Nations which include the Cowichan tribes first made the area their home. The lake provided food, water, and transportation for the indigenous people who called the lake “Quw’utsun,” meaning “warmed by the sun” in their language.

The first recorded European exploration of the region dates back to the late 18th century when Spanish and British explorers navigated the coastline. However, it wasn’t until the mid-19th century that settlement of the area took hold.

Within 50 years, Cowichan Lake was home to logging camps as the vast stands of old-growth forests in the surrounding area became a valuable resource for timber, driving economic growth. The construction of railway lines facilitated the transport of lumber from the forests to the coast, and soon Cowichan Lake was a pivotal part of the province’s booming forestry industry.

The lake is also home to the communities of Mesachie Lake (built by a lumber company for its workers), Youbou (built around the first sawmill in the area), and Honeymoon Bay (another mill town).

A Nature Lover’s Paradise

Today, the lake’s serene waters are framed by towering evergreen trees and rolling hills. The Cowichan River, which originates in Cowichan Lake meanders through the surrounding terrain and flows through the town. Most summer weekends will find many of the residents and visitors alike floating down the river on inner tubes, enjoying the sun and having fun!

Douglas firs, western red cedars, and red alders line the lakeshores and provide a rich habitat for a diverse range of wildlife from bald eagles soaring overhead, to wandering elk and elusive black bears.

And Recreational Haven

As the 20th century progressed, the region’s focus shifted from resource extraction to recreational pursuits. The pristine waters of Cowichan Lake and the breathtaking landscapes surrounding it began to attract outdoor enthusiasts seeking refuge from busy urban lives. The lake’s tranquil shores and beautiful surroundings established Cowichan Lake as a destination for relaxation and adventure. Its calm waters beckon boaters, kayakers, paddleboarders, and anglers, inviting them to explore its depths or simply drift along the surface, soaking in the tranquility. Fishing is a popular activity here, with opportunities to catch species such as rainbow trout, brown trout, and cutthroat trout.

The surrounding landscape offers a myriad of trails for hikers and mountain bikers, leading adventurers through lush forests, along riverbanks, and up to breathtaking viewpoints. The renowned Cowichan Valley Trail is a former rail bed transformed into a multi-use trail that winds its way through the area, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of the region at a leisurely pace.

Community Spirit

The community of Lake Cowichan exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere, reflecting the spirit of the community that has grown around the lake. The town offers charming boutiques, cafes, and restaurants where visitors can savor local cuisine and connect with residents.

The region has a rich history, deeply intertwined with the Indigenous peoples who have called this land home for centuries. Visitors have the opportunity to learn about and appreciate this cultural heritage through guided tours, art galleries, and interactions with local community members.

Events and festivals such as the Lake Days celebration showcase the vibrancy of the community and offer a chance for both locals and visitors to come together in celebration.

The region is home to the annual Laketown Shakedown and Sunfest music festivals.

Lake Cowichan stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of natural beauty and community spirit. Its tranquil waters, lush forests, and diverse recreational opportunities beckon those in search of solace, adventure, and cultural enrichment.

It’s Wine Time: The Cowichan Wine Festival!

by Vanessa Day | Jul 26, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Latest News, Wine Tours

It’s Wine Time: The Cowichan Wine Festival!

It’s that time again! The Cowichan Wine Festival, a premier event on British Columbia’s wine calendar, kicks off on August 1st and continues for the whole month. Our beautiful Valley is dotted with picturesque vineyards and this year 12 wineries are participating.

What’s It All About?

The Cowichan Wine Festival is over 20 years old, showcasing the region’s winemaking expertise and making the Cowichan Valley a must stop center for wine enthusiasts.

The festival is traditionally held during the wine grape harvest season in the month of August every year. All month long, attendees can tour vineyards, participate in wine-related events, and discover a new favourite wine at the tastings provided by Cowichan Valley winemakers.

History

Grapes have been cultivated in the Cowichan Valley since the late 1800s but the region wasn’t really recognized as a significant wine-producing area until much later in the 20th century. It was then that wine connoisseurs began to recognize the quality of the wine being produced in the Valley. As more wineries became established, the idea of having a wine festival to celebrate regional wines took hold.

The first Cowichan Wine Festival was held in the early 2000s, featuring only a handful of wineries. Since then, the number of wineries has grown and the festival has added a variety of events that attract thousands of visitors every year.

Who’s Who at the Festival: The Wineries

This year 12 local wineries, each with its own signature style and wines on offer are participating in the festival. From the charm of a family run boutique vineyard to the diversity of the larger, more well-established wineries, you are sure to experience something unique and exceptional.

The participants are:

Festival goers will be served a wine “flight” tasting (3 wines) at each of the participating wineries showcasing a variety of wines from crisp whites to full-bodied reds and even some exceptional sparkling wines.

What’s On

From formal wine tastings and food pairings to grape-stomping festivities and live entertainment, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The Valley’s wineries have really pulled out all the stops!

One of the festival’s key features is the “Wine Tasting Passport.” This passport allows visitors to explore multiple wineries at their own pace throughout the month of August. It’s an excellent way to savour a wide range of wines, interact with winemakers, and gain insights into the winemaking process and sustainability practices.

For those seeking a more immersive experience, many wineries offer vineyard tours, where guests can stroll through lush vineyards and learn about the grape-growing and winemaking techniques specific to Cowichan Valley.

The festival also celebrates local food and culinary excellence. Some wineries have teamed up with talented chefs to create exceptional food and wine pairing experiences. Guests can savour delectable dishes made from locally-sourced ingredients paired with the region’s finest wines.

Some wineries require reservations so check out their schedules before you head out. Better yet, get a group together and sign up for a Wine Tasting Tour with us and enjoy the festival from the comfort of an air-conditioned bus with a knowledgeable driver who will get you where you need to be, when you need to be. No hassle, no fuss!

Why Wait?

The Cowichan Wine Festival is more than just a celebration of wines; it’s a demonstration of the passion, dedication, and craftsmanship of the winemakers who have transformed the Cowichan Valley into a thriving wine region. Every year, the festival has continued to grow, attracting enthusiasts, sommeliers, and wine connoisseurs from all corners of the globe.

Come for the day or come every day! Experience the beauty of the Cowichan Valley’s stunning views, its exceptional wines, and its warm hospitality. The Cowichan Wine Festival is a truly unforgettable experience.

Whether you are a seasoned wine aficionado or a curious and enthusiastic beginner, the Cowichan Wine Festival offers a delightful taste of the world of Canadian wine. Cheers!

39 Days of July

by Vanessa Day | Jul 12, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Latest News

39 Days of July

In the heart of the beautiful Cowichan Valley, lies the charming town of Duncan, British Columbia. And right now, Duncan is in the midst of its fabulous summer festival known as the “39 Days of July”.

Commencing June 30^th and running through August 7^th, for 39 consecutive days, this unique event draws both visitors and residents to the streets of downtown Duncan. Developed by the Duncan-Cowichan Festival Society, the days’ events are inspired by the warm, festive spirit of the Cowichan Valley and are a celebration of local music, arts, and culture.

What to Expect at the Festival

The 39 Days of July festival actively involves the local community, engaging with local businesses, organizations, and artisans who participate in the festival promoting their products and services.

During this highly-anticipated Cowichan Valley festival, a wide range of activities and events are scheduled that are sure to please all ages and interests. Let’s take a look:

Live Music Performances: Get your groove on at the Main Stage in Charles Hoey Park, the focal point for the festival’s musical performances. An incredible daily lineup of musicians and bands cover diverse musical genres such as folk, blues, rock, jazz, and more. There is a little bit of everything from emerging local artists to internationally established acts. Want to enjoy some toe-tapping fun? Check out the lineup here.

Art Exhibitions: Local artists and artisans display their work celebrating the visual arts. From paintings and sculptures to jewelry and crafts, artistic creativity abounds! Visitors can explore, admire, and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces to take home.
Street Performances: The atmosphere of the festival literally spills out onto the streets of Duncan. Explore the festival grounds and you can enjoy the amazing and captivating feats of acrobats, jugglers, magicians, dancers, and other talented artists. You are sure to be surprised and delighted as you wander the fun-filled streets, encountering unique performances on every corner.
Food and Beverage Vendors: Need a little something to keep you going? A variety of food vendors and beverage stations are on hand, scattered throughout the festival area. From local culinary delights to international cuisines, the foodies in the crowd are sure to find something to satisfy. Enjoy delicious treats while you soak up the festival’s vibrant atmosphere.
Family Activities: The family-friendly atmosphere of the festival is evident with activities designed for children and their parents. Kids and adults alike can enjoy face painting, storytelling, puppet shows, and interactive performances catering to the younger crowd. The festival offers a safe and inclusive space where families can share laughs and create lasting memories.
Workshops and Demonstrations: Want to express yourself or just get in on the fun? The festival has interactive workshops and demonstrations that allow people to engage with different art forms. These workshops may include painting, pottery, music, dance, and more. You can learn new skills, express your creativity, and gain insights from talented instructors and artists.

Want a chance to showcase your own talents? Sign up for Duncan Does Have Talent and perform for a live audience!

Parade and Special Events: What’s a festival without the spectacle and excitement of a grand parade? This year’s parade begins at the Cowichan Community Centre and showcases colourful floats, marching bands, and community groups, adding to the festive atmosphere. In addition, special events and theme days may be organized during the festival, so check out the daily schedule.

The Cowichan Valley’s 39 Days of July festival in Duncan has become a beloved highlight of the area’s seasonal calendar. Its celebration of music, arts, and culture showcases the very best of the Cowichan Valley’s creative spirit.

From its diverse musical performances and captivating street acts to its deep-rooted community engagement, the festival is not to be missed. Whether you’re a music enthusiast, an art lover, or simply seeking an unforgettable day out, the 39 Days of July festival is a remarkable celebration.

Come out and discover why it has firmly established itself as the highlight of the summer season.

Weddings: Celebrate Your Style!

by Vanessa Day | Jul 4, 2023 | Cowichan Valley, Weddings

Weddings: Celebrate Your Style

Just got engaged? Congratulations! Wondering where to start? It can be overwhelming planning a wedding with all the many details and decisions to be made. The first of these is what type of wedding you want. What suits you and your fiancé(e) best?

Weddings are one of the most special events people will experience in their lives. They are often a celebration of tradition but can take on many different forms, depending on the personal preferences of the happy couple as well as cultural and religious factors.

Traditional Weddings

Traditional weddings are typically formal and celebrate the cultural and/or religious traditions that have been passed down for generations. These weddings involve sometimes quite elaborate ceremonies, and the rituals and customs that reflect the couple’s heritage.

For example, Jewish couples are married under a chuppah, a canopy that represents the roof under which the new family will live together. The Chinese bride wears red, a Chinese tradition for over 650 years, and the couple drink wine from a goblet tied together with a red ribbon. For Hindus the celebrations take place over three to five days! The bride and groom exchange garlands of flowers and take seven vows as part of the ceremonies.

Religious Weddings

Religious weddings follow the dictates of a particular faith or religion. These weddings involve specific rites and ceremonies considered essential to the union of the couple. You will need to consult with your specific leader about the religious requirements.

For example, Catholics must receive a sacramental blessing from a priest to be married under Church law. Muslims recite their marriage vows in the presence of witnesses and sign a marriage contract. Jews must exchange rings and recite specific prayers to complete the marriage ceremony.

Civil Weddings

Unlike religious weddings, civil weddings are performed by a government official, such as a judge, a justice of the peace, or a marriage commissioner. These weddings are typically simple although not always, and do not involve any religious or cultural traditions.

Civil weddings are a popular choice for couples who do not identify with any particular religion or for those who have differing religious beliefs. They are the most flexible in terms of venues and service.

For those who want to marry quickly with the minimum of fuss and bother, civil ceremonies can often be put together on short notice.

Cultural Fusion Weddings

Cultural fusion weddings blend elements from different cultures or traditions to create a unique and meaningful wedding ceremony and reception. These weddings are becoming increasingly popular as more couples come from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Cultural fusion ceremonies can involve a variety of elements, such as combining traditional dress from a different culture, traditional foods from different countries, and religious and secular elements. They involve a mix of traditions and customs that reflect the couple’s unique identity and values.

Destination Weddings

Destination weddings are those that take place away from the couple’s hometown or country. These weddings are often held in exotic locations, such as a tropical island, a European vineyard, or a mountain resort.

Destination weddings are a popular choice for couples who want to marry and honeymoon in the same location. Often destination resorts have on site wedding coordinators who will do almost all the planning for you. They can provide a unique and memorable wedding experience. They do require significant advance notice for guests and the desired location, and can be quite expensive.

So, consider this: the Cowichan Valley’s environmental diversity can give you that destination feel at home. We’ve got the beaches, the vineyards, the farms, the forests, and the resorts right here in the Valley!

Modern Weddings

Modern weddings are those that celebrate contemporary trends and ideas. These weddings often utilize unique and creative elements, such as non-traditional wedding attire, alternative venues such as warehouses or galleries, or personalized wedding vows.

Modern celebrations tend to be sleek, sophisticated, and refined, typically using a monochromatic color scheme, geometric lines, the latest floral trends, and minimalistic decor.

Intimate Weddings

Intimate weddings are smaller than most weddings, having a guest list of typically less than 50. These weddings are popular with couples who prize individual quality time with loved ones over budget-busting extravaganzas.

Intimate ceremonies can take place in a variety of settings not available to weddings with much larger guest lists. Whether it’s a family member’s backyard, the deck of a boat, or a cozy restaurant, an intimate wedding can find its ideal expression just about anywhere. These events often involve personalized touches such as handwritten vows or custom decorations.

Eco-Friendly Weddings

Eco-friendly weddings are becoming more popular as couples wish to decrease the ecological impact of their wedding. These weddings often have a smaller number of guests and use environmentally friendly products such as recycled paper invitations and biodegradable dinnerware.

They may also involve choosing a venue that is energy-efficient such as the great outdoors, choosing rentals for clothing and décor, and using a wedding website rather than sending out Save the Date notes. Eco-friendly weddings are a great way for couples to reduce their environmental impact and show their commitment to sustainability.

Themed Weddings

Themed weddings are those that use a specific visual concept to anchor the wedding design. These weddings celebrate fun and creativity!

They involve unique decorations, costumes, and music that reflect the chosen theme. Want to wear medieval dress? Go full on goth? Or celebrate your favourite sci-fi franchise? The possibilities are literally endless.

Weddings come in all shapes and sizes and each one has its own unique benefits and challenges. No matter what type of wedding you choose, the most important thing is that it celebrates your love and commitment to each other.

Check out our blogs, Top Ten Reasons to Take a Wedding Shuttle Bus and Top Ten Reasons For an Outdoor Wedding!

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