If you've never been married before, it's perfectly normal to wonder what actually happens during a wedding ceremony. This step-by-step guide explains each stage of the ceremony, from the entrance through to signing the marriage documents, so you'll know exactly what to expect.

Most couples assume that a celebrant’s job is just to stand at the front and conduct the ceremony. That’s it. After all, how much more can there be to the job? And yes, that is a part of the job, but it’s a long way from the whole job. A good celebrant starts helping long before your wedding day. In fact, they can begin reducing your stress from the very first conversation you have together. A Good Celebrant Doesn't Expect You to Fit a Template Every couple is different. Yo

If you're like my husband, you thrive on being in social situations. He's an extrovert and socialising makes him buzz. But if you're more like me, you may enjoy being around people, but it doesn't take long before you've had enough. I'm an introvert and I need quiet time to recharge my social battery. But being an introvert doesn't mean that you don't want to get married, and it certainly doesn't mean that you don't want a wedding. You may just need a different type of weddin

For many brides, the walk down the aisle is the part of the wedding that causes the most anxiety. It's often the moment when all eyes turn towards you. If you're someone who doesn't enjoy being the centre of attention, the thought of walking alone while everyone watches can feel overwhelming. Some brides worry about getting emotional. Others worry about tripping, forgetting what they're meant to do, or simply feeling uncomfortable being the focus of everyone's attention. If y