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Wedding suppliers
Browse by what you need, with practical guidance on what to ask before you book. Every listing here is written and maintained by the supplier themselves.
Wedding venues
The venue is almost always the first booking and the one that constrains everything else - your date, your guest count, your budget and often your caterer. Most couples book twelve to eighteen months out, because popular venues take only one wedding a day.
Browse wedding venuesWedding photographers
Photography is the part of the day you keep. Photographers can only shoot one wedding a day, so the good ones book up as early as venues - and style matters more than kit: documentary, editorial and traditional photographers produce very different albums from the same day.
Browse wedding photographersWedding caterers
Catering is usually the largest single line in a wedding budget after the venue, and it is priced per head - so it moves every time your guest list does. Many venues have an approved supplier list, which is worth checking before you fall for someone outside it.
Browse wedding caterersWedding florists
Flowers are where a fixed budget stretches furthest or disappears fastest, depending on how the brief is written. Seasonality drives cost more than anything else, and a good florist will steer you toward what is abundant on your date.
Browse wedding floristsWedding bands & DJs
Music decides whether the evening works. The practical questions are less about repertoire than logistics: how long they need to set up, how much space and power they want, and whether your venue has a sound limiter that will cut them off mid-set.
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Video captures what photographs cannot: voices, vows and speeches. The main decision is length - a short highlights film and a full documentary edit are very different products at very different prices.
Browse wedding videographersWedding cake makers
Cake is one of the few suppliers you can genuinely taste-test before committing. Order roughly one portion per guest if it is being served as dessert, and considerably fewer if it is going out with evening coffee.
Browse wedding cake makersWedding hair & makeup
Hair and makeup sets the start time for the whole morning, so the number of people being done matters as much as the styling itself. Work backwards from when you need to be dressed and add contingency.
Browse wedding hair & makeupWedding transport
Transport is mostly a timing problem. The car that brings you to the ceremony is the easy part; getting a hundred guests between venues, and home again at midnight, is what needs planning.
Browse wedding transportWedding celebrants & officiants
In England and Wales a celebrant-led ceremony is not itself a legal marriage, so most couples doing one also complete a short registry-office ceremony. Worth understanding early, because it affects your dates and your paperwork.
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