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Destination Wedding: 3 biggest concerns during the planning process
We’ve been talking a lot about what captivates foreigners to get married here in Portugal but we never told you what are the biggest concerns from our couples, when they...
What to wear and not to wear? That is the question…
When we are invited to a wedding, the first thing that comes to our mind is: what am I going to wear? – especially women. There are lots and lots of options, dresses...
Symbolic but Still for Life
As you might know, most of our clients come from abroad to get married in Portugal and, because of all the bureaucracy that a legal wedding requires, our clients use to...
Luba and Carlos: once met forever in the clouds.
Missing the fussy wedding season, at today’s post, I will be talking to you about Luba and Carlos’ wedding, that happened the last 23rd of June 2018, at the amazing Douro...
The Angolan Engagement’s Rituals
Today’s post was written in collaboration with Talía Jardim (Glamour Assessoria), who’s a wedding planner in Angola, Africa and we will share with you some curiosities about...
5 Tips to Help You Choose Your Wedding Planner
He popped the question and you’re looking to hire the planner for your wedding but you don’t know how to choose it?! We lend you a hand on that! Here you have our top 5...
10 things you should know about Jewish weddings
As you probably might know, we organize all kind of weddings, from symbolic to religious ones, and Jewish weddings are no exception! Each religion has its own rituals, but...
4 Things you should know about Mehndi
Today’s post was written in collaboration with Seema Radia (Passage to India) and in it we will share with you four curiosities about the meaning behind the Mehndi ceremony!...
“Something Blue” – The Meaning behind this Good-Luck Charm
And what does it mean? It comes from an Old English rhyme: “Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, A Sixpence in your Shoe” –...