Get the perfect support for a low-backed dress by clicking on the image below:

White roses - perfect for Texan weddings and British nuptials alike:

Re-create the loose curls shown above with Babyliss Curling Press and some thermal curling wax to give you greater control - just click on the image:

President George W. Bush with his daughter, Laura:

The Father of the bride needs to look dapper. Get the tailored look with Savile Row suits online:

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There are lots of canopies and temporary garden structures to choose from and a wide array of lighting and heating options. Click on the images below to find out more:

Don’t get lost in the garden - light the way with these subtle little path lights:

Keep your guests warm with this handy marquee heater:

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The most important decision when buying an outfit for a wedding is whether to wear a dinner jacket or a suit. Check the invite for directions to wear black tie (dinner jacket and bow tie). Otherwise, assume that normal wedding dress codes apply, namely a suit, shirt and tie. Smart, plain coloured ties are the norm.

Most smart dinner suits won’t have buttons on the cuffs, so you’ll need a pair of cufflinks. Cufflinks are often the opportunity for men to show some individualism and personality. Cufflinks within our range include Scottish thistles, golf balls, anchors, playing cards and much more. Just click on the cufflinks below to find out more.

As for shoes, smart black shoes or matching colour shoes will do perfectly for suits, but patent leather shoes are required to accompany dinner suits. Click on the image to find out more.

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Try not to sink into the lawn by picking from these handy formal wedges:

Pack your invite and GPS into these great day /night bags:

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The highstreet option for only £45 - click on the image to find out more:

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Recreate the look on the highstreet by clicking on the images:

Girls here come your opportunity:

Recreate the look on the highstreet by clicking on the images:

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There are some great looks for the boys too!

Get the look by clicking on the images:

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• Buy Fairtrade roses for a loved one, or Fairtrade wine for a rip-roaring way to support parity in world markets.
• Try an energy efficient cooker for a minimal lifestyle sacrifice that helps to reduce greenhouse gas emmissions.
• Educate yourself about climate change with this comprehensive range of books.
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For an extended debate on the relative benefits of FairTrade versus low carbon footprints, check out this article from the World’s Greatest Blog.

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Favours Box

Favours are traditionally given to guests at a wedding as a way of thanking those in attendant for coming along. They are placed on the tables at the reception or handed over as the bride and groom greet those entering the dining room at the reception (a master of ceremonies often organises this queue).

The boxes given are usually filled with sugared almonds but, to be honest, I have never seen anyone eat them. At a recent wedding we received some wine gums which was much more up-to-date. Find a selection of sweets to choose from here.

Wedding Lingerie

Once you’ve looked after everyone else, its time to think about yourself. Feel confident from the inside out with our range of bridal lingerie.

Wedding Photo Frames

Thank your bridesmaids or create a frame to remember for yourselves by engraving a photo frame with the dates and details of your wedding.

Jewellery

Engagement rings, matching wedding bands and the perfect necklace to go with the dress are all important factors.

Books

Books aren’t necessary for getting married - but they can help. See The Bride’s Diplomacy Guide for navigating the testy waters between mothers-in-law, bridesmaids, matrons of honour and everyone else who has an opinion on your nuptials.

Try the Cup of Comfort for Weddings if you want to remember what it’s all about and hear some success stories. Alternatively, cover all corners with “The Complete Wedding Guide” - for the modern bride who will probably be coughing up for part of the wedding herself.

Find out more about flower arrangement, speech writing and napkin designs.

Stationery

Invites, place names, orders of service - weddings mean pretty paper. Order your own stationery or get the materials for your own design here.

Alcohol

Not everyone has alcohol at their wedding but for those who do it’s often an occasion for sparkling wine. The Wine Blokes offer great advice on picking champagne or mixed cases (for those matching courses with beverages). All wine, beer, spirits and water are delivered to an address of your choosing withing a few days.

Insurance

Many insurance companies offer special deals for weddings to cover expenses in case of postponement, accidents, damage to the dress beforehand and all sorts of other possibilities. They also cover those travelling abroad to get hitched. Click here to find out more about wedding insurance available online.

Relax

After all that you’ll both need a chance to unwind. Try a His’n’ Hers massage to let your mind and body relax before the wedding day itself.

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