What is your favourite cinematic wedding?
Edward and Bella's is not my fave, although iconic for so many other millenials. Ms. Geist and Mr. Hall from Clueless takes the top spot for me.
Important point in the article, mort people are 18 months from their last vaccine. Most of the UK havent't recieved the newer bivalent vaccine (which has completely replaced the original vaccines in the US) at all.
Just started The End of Loneliness after giving up on my third attempt at Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring. Time to admit my love for fantasy novels in my early teens didn't follow me into adulthood.
Specific books I can remember: Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine. Daisy Jones and the Six. Tomorrow, tomorrow and tomorrow.
Generally, graphic novels and spicy novels help as a brain cleanser. Chick lit. Or a plotline that resonates and absolutely lovable characters.
On their one-year wedding anniversary, the musician and filmmaker share an exclusive first look at their impromptu wedding last summer.
I love that they had their wedding at home, planned in just a few short weeks.
What cultural wedding traditions are your favourite?
Weddings, being a long standing tradition in many socities, come with lots of traditions with varying degrees of modern relevancy.
Do you have any favourite traditions from specific cultures? I personally am a big fan of the breaking a glass in Jewish weddings. I'm not Jewish, but it's symbolism has always resonated with me.
Made this for a super bowl party one year, and got so many compliments.
I am so glad I live in a safe Labour seat so I can feel comfortable not voting for them next GE. Because they feel just like a version of the Tories from my voting lifetime (and I'm not super old) right now.
Molly Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are engaged
2,377 likes, 27 comments - hitcheduk on July 23, 2023: "It’s official! @mollymae and @tommyfury are officially engaged 🥺💍💜 Congratulations to them both! 🎥: @mollymae".
Personally I'm not a fan, but their engagement has been all over my socials this week, pushing out the Palvin-Sprouse wedding.
What do you think? Are celebrity weddings a fun thing to indulge in or are you above the push of influencers and celebs in any means possible to our screens?
How are you making your wedding personalised to you?
All the wedding advice I read mentions adding touches to keep your wedding personal to you. My partner and I have cats and have fostered cats in the past, so we're having little cat trinkets as decor, and I'm hoping I'll have a little budget for cutouts of our 2 cats to pass around at the photobooth and reception.
What are some personalised aspects of your life you're including at your wedding?