Once upon a time, traditional wedding invitations were produced individually (sometimes engraved and pressed on a fancy paper) but these invites have evolved throughout the years. They no longer require so much detail (texture and type of paper/ink used - though it is still nice to get an engraved fancy invite in the mail but that ...

We have love for small, quaint, local, indie, cafes - where we like to spend our Saturdays. The more authentic the interior of the cafe, the more I like it. When I was in Europe many of my friends including my husband liked to study at cafes, not me. I liked to study in my ...

We didn't know where to begin when it came to finding and booking our wedding photographer. Especially in this day and age you can exhaust the online forums/adverts/social media and contact as many photographers as you want but what I found was that many photographers book a year in advance (which I still think is ...

“Journeys are the midwives of thought. Few places are more conducive to internal conversations than a moving plane, ship or train. There is an almost quaint correlation between what is in front of our eyes and the thoughts we are able to have in our heads: large thoughts at times requiring large views, new thoughts ...

This international sports event brings the world together, no matter where you're from. Throughout the (two week) duration of the Olympic games I come home and glue myself to the couch to watch athletes from different backgrounds compete. Some sports are unusual and ones that I wouldn't really watch unless they're featured in the Olympic ...

I didn't realize I had the winter blues until the sun showed up last week. It felt like a caffeine kick but in fact it was the sunlight! The lack of sunlight and vitamin D can lead to feeling moody, fatigued and a bit down in the winter months. However, that shouldn't be the case ...