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Embracing The Symbol Of Love With A Silver Heart Necklace

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One thing that can make you feel amazing on your special day is wedding day jewellery.  Just as fashion trends change from time to time, so do jewellery trends. At present, necklaces that are heavy neck bound are being replaced with delicate and simple pieces of jewelry embellished with charming pendants. There is a plethora of pendant designs among them the heart necklace pendant designs and just as simple chains have found a special place in the hearts of women so have these pendants.

Most women have received a heart necklace at some point in their life. With heart pendants being back on-trend, you can express your love with a heart-shaped jewellery. A silver heart necklace makes for a great gift and is perfect for occasions like anniversaries and Valentine’s Day.

However, you don’t have to wait for a special occasion to express your affection to the person you love, you can be spontaneous and surprise them with a heart necklace. It will show that you care.  Additionally, the sterling silver heart necklace is pocket friendly and you can purchase it without having to break your bank.

When Should You Wear a Heart Necklace?

If you have a silver heart necklace or you love the symbolism and you’re thinking of getting one and wondering how it will fit your style, don’t worry, you are in the right place. The appropriate time to wear your heart necklace mostly depends on the piece’s design. Heart designs symbolize romance and affection which is most people will read if they see you wearing heart jewellery.

If you want to establish your presence in the workplace, avoid wearing your heart neckpiece to work. Save your sterling silver necklace for more casual affairs as well as special occasions that are not related to your professional work. Figuratively speaking, you need to keep your power suit on at work.

Matching your sterling silver necklace with the colour of the outfit you choose to wear has a great impact on your overall look. Therefore, avoid wearing your heart necklace with girly clothing or colours keeping in mind the difference between feminine and girly. Matching your heart-shaped neckpiece with a girly outfit will make you appear as a damsel in distress while matching it with a feminine outfit will make you come off as independent.

Similarly, if you are into patterns, then you need to carefully choose the right pattern to match your jewellery.

What to Wear With a Silver Heart Necklace

The design of the silver heart necklace is not the only thing that determines what outfit it goes well with; the size of the pendant is also as important. It is crucial that you give your heart pendant the background it deserves. Smaller heart necklaces look better with higher necklines while larger pieces work best with lower necklines.

If your necklace’s heart pendant is large, try and keep the top more monochromatic as well as bare. This is because a large pendant looks best if it is the focal point. Therefore, a busy top with plenty of colours distracts the necklace. Wearing a cold shoulder top or V-neck would be great for large pendants.

On the other hand, a small pendant would look lovely if you matched it with a plain background such as that of a halter top. Consider calm patterns such as stripes if you want to adorn pattern with your silver heart necklace. To create texture, ensure that you layer the neckpiece for it will make it stand out more. It is easier to style a silver heart necklace than it is one with a gemstone.

A silver heart necklace is not only beautiful but also charming. When worn correctly, it adds a very classy and feminine touch to your look. Additionally, delicate necklaces have the added advantage of allowing you to accessorize your casual and most basic looks as well as chic and elegant outfits. Silver heart necklaces are adjustable thus making them timeless.

October 23, 2019 0 comment
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Photography

How Do You Do a Styled Bridal Shoot

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We live in a world saturated with visual information, social networks full of photographic works of all qualities, professional and independent, with all kinds of themes and motives. After this aesthetic/visual boom, today’s girls and future brides have grown up with access to all these media, being lovers of good taste and the latest trends in everything, which also includes the bridal theme and photographs of the wedding. For some years now, traditional wedding photos have been ruled out, with poses and forced smiles with each family member, all perfect and especially all the same.

Today each future bride wants to remember as a unique and original moment everything that surrounds the ceremony, the proposal, the celebration, in short, even the traditional wedding events have taken new modern and alternative touches. To achieve this, it is clear that the type of photography sought is also different and unique for each of them. Just as they take the time to look for referential images for every wedding detail, they do the same with photographers, wedding videographers, their portfolios and their style.

This allows them to be sure of the result they are looking for with the graphic media they choose, and, therefore, be sure of what service to hire and from whom. Especially because this kind of work is not done by any photographer, with regard to the ceremony, there are no repetitions, second shots or trial and error of any kind, you must try to have the necessary skill to find the desired result, in addition to Show empathy, sensitivity and passion for your work, to make sure you have the best that could be taken to your ceremony.

One of the most popular options among couples today is the pre-wedding photo sessions, which allows them to explore and exploit all their creativity and personality, with an infinite variety of styles, outside the aesthetic and time limits within the formality of the ceremony. They can be in any location that is special or significant for the couple, they make it alone or accompanied by family or pets, with themes of all kinds, any style of clothing (but coordinated or with consistency) and especially with lots of fun for the couple.

That also gives them that opportunity to use them to customize the ‘save the date’ for their friends, their invitations, their party, send them as a souvenir to their guests … which makes it an opportunity to include any props or implements that make more original the idea that the couple wants to develop together with their wedding photographer or wedding videographer.

Regardless of the trends for the date in terms of audio-visual wedding material, if it is personalized and made to your liking and ideals, it will be an immortal memory that you will treasure for a lifetime.

But it is never too much to take into account some tips of the moment:

Use real occasions

To convey magic and emotion to the photographs or videos, the idea is that the moment is really happening, with everyone enjoying it. This will make them more natural photos with true feelings.

Break the rules

The highlight to achieve an original photo report is to be it from the details of your ceremony: marrying in non-traditional locations such as a mountain or a place remodelled and decorated especially for the occasion, preparing together for the wedding or including New surprises to the ceremony. Things that reflect the personality of the couple at the wedding, and, therefore, in the photos.

Fun for family and friends

Includes unique recreational activities and special spotlights, as well as more casual planning of the order of reception. To keep all your guests entertained and amazed, making it reflected in the photos you take with them, with more cheerful and special expressions.

Bride and groom in action

The posed photos have gone out of fashion, and the new photographic approach lies in the wedding actions: chopping the cake, dancing, throwing the bouquet, the dynamics of the newlyweds, the emotional expressions, the laughter and the tears. Capturing these dynamic moments results in more intimate, more personal and more beautiful memories.

In addition to avoiding forced postures among the participants and discomfort, but this does not mean that we should not be aware of the posture we have, this can be practised and conversed with our photographer to advise us how to leave naturally but without the common mistakes That this entails.

‘Trash the dress’

It’s a trend to do a post-wedding session in which you can use the wedding dress in compromising situations where it no longer matters if it’s perfect or flawless. Do the session with paint, decals, with rain, in the water or on the shore of a beach without worrying about the consequences, knowing that the wedding dress will have no more uses. They are usually very fun and free sessions for the bride and groom, an opportunity to express themselves and do whatever they please with their wedding beauty. Of course, this will depend on everyone’s taste and if their outfits really have another purpose in the future.

Report the first meeting

The first meeting between the groom and the bride is this that happens minutes before the ceremony, where they have nerves and emotion to the surface. It is an opportunity to immortalize this moment for them to treasure it in the future, and it can be given the importance it deserves.

Photojournalism

This is a traditional style of photography for other class fields, but it is increasingly common to use it in the photographic medium of weddings, it leads to a more spontaneous and natural style, which must have some sensitivity to what you want to convey with each image captured and tell a story about what was experienced and felt at the wedding from the perspective of the photographer or the bride and groom.

Children

Spontaneity is the focus of today’s photography, and infants are experts in terms of this issue, when interacting with children there is a guarantee that the environment will become fun and with laughter, and the photos that reflect how the little ones live their way the ceremony have a good result.

Focus on the details

The bride usually spends a lot of time delegating and thinking about every detail that concerns decoration, suppliers, souvenirs and any other personal addition that makes it a unique wedding. The photographer is usually asked to integrate them with photographs with a certain emphasis or prominence depending on the case: centrepieces, drinks, the wedding table, snacks. Any of these can be the centre of attention of the occasional photograph or share the centre with those who wear the baton: the couple.

Everything focuses on personalization, the party, the ceremony, the bride and groom … and what is sought is that the photos are so personal, that they are images as unique as that moment for the bride and groom for more details check out Wure and they can assist you with your wedding photography.

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Photography

How to Create a Cinematic Wedding Video

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When editing wedding ventures, you’re commonly taking a shot at two tasks immediately. A feature reel that will go on the web, and a full-length film for the couple to appreciate. Full-length movies are truly standard passage. You exhibit the day as it occurred.

Regardless of whether you’re not a wedding picture taker or videographer, you may have had recommendations to shoot a wedding. In the event that you realize how to utilize a camera, somebody will request that you shoot their wedding at some point or another. Also, on the off chance that you choose to acknowledge, I’ll give you some useful advice on how to edit a wedding video and make it superb. Here are eight different ways to make your feature reels stick out.

Plan Out Transitions

Preparing of time will truly enable you to out in the altering sound. When shooting B-roll, don’t be reluctant to move the camera off of your subject. Consider panning or sliding out of one shot and into another. When you have a feeling that you have a thought for two shots to go together, skillet off of your subject. Move to your next shot, dish in a similar heading and stop. At that point, you can apply across break up to make a consistent look.

Concentrate On Capturing the Ceremony

With regards to the function itself, this is the point at which you have to move the centre. Focus on just getting it without appreciating the excellence. Additionally, incorporate the sound chronicle with the video. Everybody needs to hear the promises, so getting them recorded them will make a wonderful memory. Recollect that, you’ll need mouthpieces for this, to get an unmistakable sound.

I additionally set up three GoPro cameras around the couple, so he can get additional inclusion during the service. Also, incorporate this recording in the last video, alongside the sound chronicle. It’s helpful on the grounds that he didn’t require additional individuals for this, however, he shot the remainder of the wedding with his better half Haley. It’s constantly simpler on the off chance that you have another shooter, so one can go with the lucky man and one with the lady.

Think Ahead About The Story

Much the same as for some other shooting task, think ahead. Think about the story you need to make and plan ahead. Victimize needed entertaining sound-nibbles from the wedding, develop before it and some intriguing B-move for the end. What’s more, in view of that, he arranged for the shooting and concentrated on the components he needed for the last motion picture.

Take Care Of The “Must-Have” Shots

There are sure shots that are must-have, for instance, the kiss. With these shots, I attempt to complete a protected edge that I realize I’ll get on the grounds that it’s equitable me shooting and there are no re-try on minutes like those.

Other true to life wedding video articles talk about going to practices and rehearsing the shots. I never do practices. I get to the spaces and look at what it resembles, where the light is coming from and after that, I simply take the path of least resistance.

Normally while getting shots of the lady of the hour or husband to be preparing I will solicit what the stream from the function is, cause yea that is extremely the main hard parts. Truly I simply need to know when the kiss comes since I would prefer not to be found napping.

Get Creative

Other than those “must have’s” I’m continually attempting to try different things with new edges and camera moves to cause the film as delightful as I to can. I do this in the “available time” between the must-have shots.

Capture Emotions

I think the greatest enigma, however, is to grab the excitement of the individuals into the film. Weddings are such a passionate time, that in the event that you don’t catch the grins, tears, and chuckles of both the couple and the visitors then I believe you’re feeling the loss of the embodiment of the day.

Individuals frequently get camera bashful and won’t demonstrate their feelings so it’s extremely significant they don’t see you shooting them. A little stunt I use now and again is to have the settings and centre set, however, point the camera toward another path and afterwards, when I realize they are going to react to the discussion or circumstance I immediately get the shot.

That way I get genuine responses and not the mitigated “there’s a camera in my face” response.

Make It Beautiful

Wedding recordings are about feelings and excellence existing apart from everything else, and you’ll require a lot of B-move shots for this. As indicated by Burglarize, it’s the least demanding to shadow the picture taker and shot behind them for a large portion of it. They direct the scenes, and you catch them, just as “in the background” minutes.

Another tip is to shoot in moderate movement if it’s conceivable. It looks decent and smooth and adds more magnificence to the minutes you catch in the video. Additionally, add some development to the shots. Utilize the slider and additionally adjustment to make its best.

At long last, shoot into the sun however much as could reasonably be expected. We are found out to shoot with the sun behind our backs, and as indicated by Burglarize, numerous new movie producers do it. Notwithstanding, the sun makes awesome focal point flare, brilliant backdrop illumination at the correct time of day, and includes that “fantastic” look to the video.

It’s About The Couple

Last, yet not least, recollect this isn’t about you. It’s about the couple. As a movie producer and executive, you have the thought so you make major decisions. In the event that you direct them to an extreme, they will be tense, and the weddings are sour enough even without it. Along these lines, attempt to be a “fly on the divider”. Shoot however much as could be expected without coordinating the couple. Without a doubt, get them to kiss or get the lady to spin her dress, yet remember – you are making their motion picture.

In the event that your companions requested that you film their wedding, I’m certain these tips will support you in the event that despite everything you need more involvement in this field.

August 19, 2019 0 comment
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Top Tips For Better Night-Time Skincare

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Skincare doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. Your 8-hours of nightly rest are a time of rejuvenation and renewal for your whole body, including your skin. So make sure you’re getting the most from your sleep with these bedtime skincare tips.

Double-cleanse every evening

Double cleansing in the evening washes the day away, removing makeup, sebum, sweat, dirt particles from air pollution, and dead skin cells. But you need to find a balance between effective cleaning and a gentle touch. Otherwise, you’ll strip away important oils and upset your skin’s pH level.

Use two different types of cleansers to get the best results, a foaming cleanser and an oil-based cleanser. It doesn’t really matter which order you use them in, but if you have dry skin, it’s best to use your oil-based cleanser last.

Make sure you choose a foaming cleanser that’s free of sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS). This chemical is often included in cleansers as a foaming agent, but it has a drying effect and disrupts your skin’s pH.

Finish your night-time cleansing ritual with toner, to get lots of moisture into your skin and ensure optimal pH levels. Have you ever tried a mist toner? It’s a refreshing way to get your skin ready before applying night cream.

Use a nutrient-rich night cream

The job of a night cream or night moisturiser is to help your skin heal and nourish overnight. While you sleep, the level of the stress hormone cortisol falls and your body sets about repairing damage caused during the day. You can support your skin’s repair and renewal process by applying a night cream that’s rich in nutrients.

Dab your night cream onto your face, then massage it in with circular movements. Don’t apply night cream to your eyelids, but you can apply it to the lower part of your eye socket.

Okana’s Berry Blend Intense Repair Night Moisturiser, which is 100% natural and fragrance-free, contains mixed berry juice to neutralise free radicals, macadamia oil to balance sebum production, and apricot kernel oil to slow the signs of ageing.

Drink chamomile tea before bed

Chamomile tea is the ideal evening beverage to prepare you for sleep. Chamomile contains apigenin, an antioxidant that promotes sleepiness and prevents insomnia.

It’s also good for digestive health and assists with blood sugar control, both of which will make for more peaceful sleep.

If you dislike the taste of chamomile tea, other options are lemon balm tea, passionflower tea, or any of the sleepytime teas on the market.

Read a real book for 30 minutes

It’s fine to watch a movie or series in the evening, but you need a break from the lit screen before you go to sleep. The display screens of smartphones, computers, televisions and many other digital devices emit significant amounts of blue light. Blue light inhibits melatonin production, the hormone that helps regulate your sleep cycle and helps you fall asleep.

To give yourself an hour that’s free of blue light before bedtime, spend 30 minutes getting ready for bed — maybe your beauty routine plus some yoga stretches — then read a book or magazine for 30 minutes. Certain brands of e-readers are OK, too, if you adjust their lighting right down.

Make a list of things on your mind

If you have a busy brain at night, clear your mind before bed by listing all the things you’re thinking about that might require action tomorrow.

Getting these things out of your head and onto paper helps you to enter the calm state required for a good night’s sleep.

Practise mindful breathing

Mindful breathing calms your mind and body so you can drift off to sleep easily. Try breathing in for three, holding for three, exhaling for three, then counting to three before inhaling again. Repeat this five times.

Another approach is even more controlled. Breathe in for five counts, hold for four counts, breathe out for seven counts, and repeat until drowsy.

While breathing, let you attention rest on your breath itself wherever you sense it most naturally. You’ll be feeling peaceful in no time. Mindful breathing can also help calm anxiety and stress during the day.

Change your pillow slip regularly

Your pillowcase is in direct contact with your skin all night. It absorbs things from your skin and hair all night, and they accumuate over time. Think about it, a pillowcase that isn’t changed will slowly collect:

  • Skincare products
  • Sebum
  • Dead skin cells
  • Sweat
  • Dirt
  • Oil
  • Sweat
  • Hair products

If that all sounds a bit gross, then you’ve realised why changing your pillowslip every 2-3 days is a good idea. It’s easy to do and will keep your skin clean and fresh.

June 6, 2019 0 comment
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Tips For Planning an Eco-Friendly Wedding

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Nowadays, we all want to do our bit when it comes to saving the planet. So, what better way to help the environment than with a fabulous eco-friendly wedding? And no, this doesn’t mean it’ll be any less amazing than a traditional wedding whatsoever! In fact, more and more brides are opting for the environmentally friendly route.

So, to help you get started, here are some top tips for planning an eco-friendly wedding:

Eco-Friendly Wedding Invites

Typically, wedding invites are sent out to family and friends on paper. Though this can add a personal touch, it’s also not great for the environment – especially as they’re likely to be thrown away anyway. Instead, why not try e-invites? Team up with a talented graphic designer to create a beautiful email to send to your guests. You could even go as far as to link them to a wedding website with extra information.

Alternatively, if you’ve got older guests who’ve not quite grasped technology yet, then you can always print them an invite on recycled paper. Plantable seed wildflower paper is perfect for this. Not only will guests receive their personalised invite, but they can then plant it in the garden to enjoy beautiful wild growing flowers.

Find a Sustainable Venue

Instead of transporting and constructing a venue like a marquee, stick with a permanent building like a hall or barn. They’ll already have appropriate recycling facilities and good contacts with local suppliers. You could even ask that they limit their energy use wherever possible, such as using candles or eco-lightbulbs.  On the other hand, you could put all your faith in the weather and hold an outdoor wedding!

Bridesmaids Dresses

Your bridesmaids are such a huge part of your big day. Why not let them choose their own dresses? Not only will they be more comfortable, but it also avoids having to buy brand new dresses that they’ll only wear once. You could match with ladies designer belts or colour scheme to try and stay coordinated. If you’re really not keen, then donate the dresses to a charity shop afterwards to send them away to a better home.

Eco Wedding Favours

Give a special gift to guests that they’ll actually enjoy. Wrapped sweets and cellophane gift bags are all well and good, but they lack a personal touch – and they’re not so great for the planet. Why not create DIY wedding favours? Some popular ideas include homemade jam, flower seeds, handmade soap or a photo from the day.

Your Perfect Wedding Dress

One of the best ways to find an eco-friendly wedding dress is to recycle it! Perhaps you’ve got a dress that’s been in your family for years or maybe you and your mum want to start your own new tradition. You can always make alterations to make it feel more “you” such as teaming it with silver chain belt or stunning jewellery.

If that’s not an option, then you could search for a dress made by an ethical designer. There are plenty of beautiful wedding gowns created by eco-conscious designers. By using organic, sustainable materials, they’re able to produce wonderful gowns that haven’t harmed the environment in the process.

Eco-Friendly Catering

Food is always a key source of waste, something you’ll want to avoid on your environmentally friendly wedding day. Over-catering can be an issue, so it’s best to cater to each guest individually rather than make too much buffet food. Additionally, you should select a local company to limit the number of food miles your ingredients have travelled. This also helps to support the local businesses, so it’s a win-win!

April 23, 2019 0 comment
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5 of the Best Honeymoon Destinations that Won’t Break the Bank

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When you’re about to get hitched, nearly every couple wants to have a glamorous and romantic honeymoon. After all the stress and planning of the wedding, once it’s done we want to relax without worrying about money or our lives back home. Luckily there are some pretty amazing destinations you can visit that will provide romance, culture, food, wine, and relaxation you desire without breaking the bank. The five following destinations will have you falling in love again and again.

Spain

Considering flight costs and distance, staying closer to home is always cheaper. That’s why for British travellers Spain is an ideal destination for couples on a budget. Barcelona is a fantastic option, you can relax in the sun and enjoy some amazing tapas and generously flowing drinks. Cordoba is another great option for gastro-tourists, the food here is amazing. Both Barcelona and Cordoba are beautiful, offering stunningly old architecture and some gorgeous sun. Dive into Spanish culture by napping after lunch, eating dinner late, and relaxing in between.

Thailand

The experts at cheap holiday deals site Money Pug confirm that there are few cheaper places more packed with culture, natural beauty, spirituality, great food, and ravaging nightlife than Thailand. In this gorgeous Southeast Asian country, you can find amazing beaches, resorts, and islands in the South, traditional culture and green mountains in the North, and some of the craziest nightlife out there in Bangkok. Not only are you guaranteed a great time in Phuket, Krabi, and Chiang Mai, it can all be done in luxurious style on a budget.

Greece

Right now, Greece is an extremely cheap option for a destination. Not only is it an affordable destination for a glamorous honeymoon, but it is also beyond beautiful. There are the usual options like Athens, Santorini, and Mykonos, but the list doesn’t stop there. Greece is full of beautiful places and friendly people.

Furthermore, you can even try a less popular island like Koufonisia or Sifnos and enjoy solitude and low prices. Take advantage of the country’s economic situation while putting money into the local economy. Kick back on the beach, eat some delicious Mediterranean food, and drink more than your fair share or raki without worrying about the cost.

Portugal

Another nearby destination that is both affordable and lovely is Portugal. You can visit the Duoro Valley, which compared to Italy’s Tuscany is a much cheaper option without sacrificing beauty or authenticity. Disconnect here if you are looking to get away from it all and spend precious days drinking some of the best wines around with your partner.

The Duoro Valley isn’t all Portugal has to offer. Algarve is a very popular destination for British tourists. Not only is it very easy for Brits to enjoy a vacation here—English is ubiquitous—it is a wonderful place to make your own world in one of the region’s highly lauded resorts. You can have the dream holiday and honeymoon you’ve always longed for without the hefty price tag.

Croatia

Similar to Greece, Croatia is the perfect spot for a warm honeymoon on the beach that won’t set you back. Not only does this coast-straddling country have some of the most renowned and secluded beaches and islands, but it is also quite inexpensive. This means that you can enjoy Croatian wine, delicious local cuisine, and luxurious resorts. There are many places to choose from in Croatia, it all depends on how far from the madness you are looking to get.

In addition to the coast, Croatia has the Plitvice National Park, where you can be soothed by the many crashing waterfalls. There is also the capital city of Zagreb, where you can take pleasure in your new marriage at the Museum of Broken Relationships. It will make you feel even more thankful to have found each other.

Taking a honeymoon doesn’t have to break the bank. You can have a relaxing, luxurious, and stress-free vacation while saving money for your future together. If you put in a little research you can have it all.

What are you waiting for? Get planning for your dream vacation with the love of your life and solidify memories you will look back upon fondly as you grow old together. Whatever your style, there is an affordable honeymoon destination for you.

Ryan Beitler is a journalist, writer, and travel blogger. He has been published in Paste Magazine, OC Weekly, New Noise Magazine, The Slovenia Times, and more.

March 27, 2019 0 comment
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Best Romantic Road Trips for Two

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In a busy world, sometimes we don’t have enough one-on-one time with our significant other. Okay, maybe not sometimes – maybe it’s often. What are the best ways to spend time together, have time to talk, catch up and just be alone?

For people who love to travel, there is no better place than a car. While some might view being “trapped” in a tiny space with a person for hours upon hours as torture, for those of us who enjoy and miss each other’s company, a long road trip may be heaven sent.

We can pick our routes together, and choose a pace. We can go slow and stop at every interesting thing we see, every roadside fruit stand or interesting vista, or we can be ambitious and pick long trying routes where we can be silent for long periods of time and listen to our playlists and the hum of wheels on the road while holding hands.

These moments are ours and ours alone, and they can bring us closer than a crowded tour bus or a busy all-inclusive hotel resort. Here, it’s just us and the road. The “togetherness” begins at the planning stage before you even take a step out the door.

If you don’t have time to plan absolutely everything, there certainly are tour companies all over the world from Iceland to Africa that can get you a car rental and a personal itinerary – great deals on self-driving tours through Ireland or England are plentiful, so don’t worry if you can’t commit a lot of time for research.

And if you don’t have enough time to find the places that can save you time, here is a quick list of self-drive tours from around the world that will take care of you and make sure you concentrate only on yourselves and exploring together:

Tour Ireland

Ireland has some incredible road trip routes. The greatest part of it is that the country is relatively small, and if you take a two week holiday, you can actually say you have driven around the whole island!

There is the Wild Atlantic Way, which encompasses some of the most scenic parts of the Irish coast. Bring comfortable hiking shoes, because it’s worth to take your time exploring here on foot.

Along the way, you can stay in quaint little Inns and bed and breakfasts, or luxurious castles and hotels. It’s your choice – if you want your trip planned for you and everything is taken care of, book your self-drive tour through Ireland with GoIrish Tours.

Namibia

If you don’t mind roughing it a little, have a sense of adventure and just happen to have two weeks off with your partner – a self-drive tour through Namibia is a must. Of course, you don’t have your pick of luxury hotels. On this amazing 4 wheel drive adventure, you will experience rooftop camping and stays in little hotels.

Bring your camera and enjoy the wildlife that you have only seen in nature films, and spend romantic nights under the milky way. Rainbow Tours will plan it all for you and give you much-needed pointers when they give you your adventure car.

You will see Etosha National Park, and camp in state-owned self-catering campgrounds. Talk about a once in a lifetime experience, as well as a chance to bond! You can also visit the Namibia Tourism Board for tips about excursions and where to go.

Golden Circle, Iceland

Iceland is quickly becoming a very popular off the grid travel destination, mainly for its amazing otherworldly scenery. It is remote, barren and thought-provoking – statistically, one in ten Icelandic people will publish a book.

If you feel like you need some time to get your creative juices flowing while watching the aurora borealis, check out the well-planned tours put together by Artisan Travel, a UK company. You can cuddle up with your significant other in the hot thermal waters of the Land of Fire and Ice.

The best time to travel is when you can experience the midnight sun in the summer. You will get enough vitamin D to keep you flying high for the rest of the year!

Japan

When we think of Japan, we too often thing Tokyo and big, modern cities. If you take your time to drive around this breathtaking island, you will find mountains, forests, seascape and villages. If you can’t decide if you prefer a tour of the urbanscapes, the snow country or the countryside, visit Inside Japan Tours, and they will help to guide you through many levels of trips – from the budget conscious to the luxury.

California

We couldn’t find just one company with a plan, so if you go to visit California and take a look at all the choices, you can pick your favourite yourself. California has never-ending possibilities for road trips. Mostly for long road trips. You can drive along the coast starting in San Diego, through LA, winding up the steep hills with amazing ocean vistas and stopping by local taquerias and burger joints.  See the mysterious Big Sur, Sequoias, Monterey, and all the little secret places and ocean side galleries on the way to San Francisco. Or you can choose not to see the Pacific at all and drive through the desert – get a spiritual experience in Joshua Tree, rent a trailer in the middle of the desert and then head to the High Sierras, Lake Tahoe, Lassen Volcanic Park or Mount Shasta. You can relax in a yurt in the middle of Wine Country or at a retreat in the heart of an ancient redwood forest. Better plan well, because it’s easy to spend months wandering around this diverse state.

January 14, 2019 0 comment
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Why You Should Treat Yourself to a Massage Before Your Big Day

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Planning for your big day can be stressful, as pre-wedding jitters take their toll. As you run down your pre wedding checklist, making sure that your i’s are dotted and t’s crossed, it’s a good idea to add one more item to your already hectic schedule: a massage.

A pre wedding massage can do you the world of good and provide a much needed break from all the planning and anxiety.  During a massage session, your heart rate is lowered considerably and your brain releases ‘happy hormones’ that put you in a good mood. Many people consider massage to be a luxury, but it should actually be built in to any healthy lifestyle. Massage helps to relax the muscles, improves circulation and can aid detoxification.

You could decide to go with your partner, your wedding party, a friend or family member; however you decide to approach it, just one hour of relaxing massage will strengthen your immune system, help you recharge and more than likely provide the inspiration you need to make your day as special as it should be. At the very least, you’ll have an hour to yourself, where you can just forget about it all and relax.

Below are some more prudent reasons why a pre wedding massage is an absolute must before your big day.

Stress reliever

Are the in-laws driving you crazy? Are the contractors not returning your calls? Planning for your big day can be the ultimate test of patience; it can also cause significant psychological and physical fatigue. While there are many things you can do to stay calm and collected during the planning period, one of the most effective ways to relieve stress and promote relaxation is by taking a massage. In small amounts, stress can be useful for getting things done, but in large doses, it can be quite harmful. There are very few activities that can result in severe psychological and physical stress as when you’re planning for your wedding.

Improves sleep

There aren’t many days in a woman’s life that can pose a threat to their psychological health as the last few days before her wedding. As the big day draws closer, the sheer number of things that need doing can affect how well you sleep. Every newlywed knows the importance of catching enough sleep before the big day – not only to maintain that crucial wedding glow, but for cognitive function, improved mood and general health. Having a massage a few days before your wedding will do much to aid your circadian rhythm. Massage has been known to help improve sleep at a chemical level by increasing the delta brain waves that are connected to deep sleep, improving concentration and increasing energy levels.

Lifts mood

Different things work for different people, but sometimes, all you need is just an hour on the massage mat to lift your mood. Planning for your wedding can be overwhelming; when things appear not to be going as planned, it can have a negative effect on your mood. The truth is that a negative mood will only do more to hurt your plans than help. You could find yourself snapping at people who are only trying to help or end up making mistakes that could have been avoided. This overwhelming feeling of stress and moodiness can happen at any time while you’re planning for what should be the happiest day of your life. A good massage session will increase serotonin (the hormone responsible for regulating anxiety) and reduce cortisol (the stress hormone) in your body, effectively putting you in a happy and healthy place.

Radiant and healthy skin

Radiant and healthy skin is another benefit of massage that might not be immediately obvious. Multiple facial massages before the wedding will help in solving the problem of ‘bad skin’, which almost every bride is worried about on the big day. This type of massage helps the lymphatic system, which is the body’s waste disposal system. It also helps to improve circulation, which brings much needed nutrient rich blood to the massaged areas, resulting in healthy skin and a fresh glow.

Reduces bloating

It wouldn’t do to feel bloated during your wedding; you’ll feel so uncomfortable that you might not be able to enjoy your special day. Thankfully, certain massage techniques can help increase the metabolism of antioxidants and nutrients. When your body metabolises faster, you can easily flush out toxins and subsequently digest food better.

This process helps to reduce bloating and any discomfort that comes from improper digestion. Massage sessions can be helpful in making you feel one hundred percent throughout your wedding day. After all, there are better things to think about – such as flower arrangements and bridesmaid dresses – than the state of your stomach.

Enjoying your massage

The importance of a pre-wedding massage cannot be overemphasised. However, you’ll also want to be able to enjoy the full massage treatment and all its associated benefits. This means speaking up if you’re in an uncomfortable position or need to visit the toilet. The most important thing is that you’re comfortable enough to enjoy your massage treatment.

Massage therapists are always interested in getting your feedback, so if the pressure is not what you want or the atmosphere unsuitable, don’t hesitate to speak up. You’re meant to pamper yourself during your pre-wedding massage so don’t feel reluctant to do so.

However, understand that massage isn’t quick fix solution; it usually takes more than one session to feel the long term benefits. It’s also a good idea to have a massage pampering session a few days before your wedding, as you’ll need the benefits to be evident if you plan to be the life and soul of the party.

So, as you plan for your wedding, make provisions for a few massage sessions. Expunge your body of those toxins and put yourself in the perfect frame of mind for your big day.

November 16, 2018 0 comment
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5 best kept secret locations for a New Zealand Honeymoon

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A honeymoon is ultimately the culmination of your wedding adventure, alongside the person you’ve chosen to spend the rest of your life with. It gives you time to relax, connect, get closer and create memories in a place far away from home.

Typically, the best honeymoons are filled with adventure, laughter and unbridled joy. This is precisely why you should visit New Zealand, which serves as the ideal location for the perfect honeymoon.

New Zealand is one of the most spectacular places on earth, where you’re guaranteed to have the time of your life. If you’re looking for adventure, breath-taking views, natural hot springs, diverse culture, unique wildlife and adrenaline pumping activities, you’ll find it all in ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud’.

Here, we’ve highlighted some of the best-kept secret locations you should consider when honeymooning in New Zealand.

Touch the world’s largest hot spring at Waimangu Volcanic Valley

Frying Pan Lake, in the Waimangy Volcanic Valley

Just a short drive from Rotorua, Waimangu is home to the light blue, steaming inferno crater, Frying Pan Lake, as well as Lake Rotomahana. You can get energised with a Waimangu walking tour, luxuriate on a Rotomahan boat cruise, and see the only geothermal system created by a volcanic eruption. You can also soak-up the atmosphere of the valley, follow nature trails through the inferno crater and be captivated by vigorously bubbling hot springs. There are even some rare plants present that have adapted to Waimangu’s hot earth, creating a new ecosystem out of total devastation. The award-winning eco-centre is open every day from 8:30 am.

Explore an unusual beach at Waikawau Beach Tunnel

Waikawau beach is one of the few publicly accessible parts of coastline between Awakino and Marokopa. The only access to the beach is via a short, man-made cave that is simply breathtaking to look at. It was carved by three local labourers armed with shovels and picks in 1911. Here, you can explore face carvings, waterfalls and white cliffs. The beach is typical of the west coast, featuring scattered rocks and dark sands. It is isolated and quiet, making it a great spot to spend the day in
solitude whilst swimming in natural waterholes formed by the surf. You can even bring along a net to catch some whitebait.

Release your water animal at Matapouri Bay

Matapouri Bay

Matapouri Bay boasts a striking white sandy beach, perfect for a honeymoon getaway destination. The bay is just ten minutes away from Tutukaka, where you can explore Mermaid Pools at low tide and swim in the estuary. Join the natives in jumping off the bridge and unleash your adventurous side. You can also launch from a boat ramp, while other attractions in the area include Ngunguru, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve and Whale Bay.

Hiking to Anapai Bay

Anapai Bay

Located in the Abel Tasman National Park, Anapai Bay is one of New Zealand’s best secret beaches. You can only get here by hiking or with a boat, which only adds to its secrecy. The hike usually takes three hours to complete (there and back), while if the tide is favourable, you can even cut out the estuary to save time.

There are two beaches on the bay; the first is a stunningly beautiful, long beach with golden sands and a clear view of the ocean. The other side of the bay is quieter and deserted, providing a great place to spend the day away from prying eyes with your loved one. There is a small campsite if you want to stay the night.

See the endangered Birds at the untouched Kapiti Island

Kapiti Island

Kapiti Island is a nature reserve that houses some of the most endangered birds in New Zealand, creating a safe haven for them in which to thrive. Access to the Island is limited only to small groups via a licensed tour operator. It’s a great way to spend the day with your partner and relax on a beach, surrounded by wild birds and raw nature.

There are many activities to enjoy on the Kapiti Coast; for instance, Queen Elizabeth Park is a beachside location, where you can picnic, swim, cycle or walk. Grab lunch at the Marine Parade Eatery, which is designed to mirror a Robinson Crusoe theme, with a great view of the island and an impressive international menu. Meanwhile, discover a wide range of native New Zealand species at Nga Manu, such as a three-eyed lizard, kiwi birds, kaka parrots, tui, and eels.

Try some of the weirdest extreme sports in Queenstown

The Shotover jet in Queenstown.

Queenstown is the best place in the world if you and your partner are looking to go the extra mile and engage in extreme sports. The hydro attack is a Seabreacher X watercraft that looks like a shark, taking you in and out of the water in a manner that will put your heart in your mouth. Water sledging puts your nose in the waterfall and discovers the steepest luge ride in a go-cart half slide, ideal for any adventurous couple. Remember to check your travel insurance from Air New Zealand to protect your trip whilst holidaying in New Zealand.

Spy on some of the rarest species of seal at Waipapa Point

The Waipapa Point lighthouse.

Waipapa is a coastal heaven, deep in The Catlins, where there’s seemingly an incredible sight to behold round every corner – most of which are absolutely free to experience. Start off at Waipapa Point, where you’ll find the lighthouse, a memorial for sea lions, as well as a shipwreck. Note that there are many rocks that make it difficult to spot the sea lions, but you could just be lucky enough to see one and take a good picture all the while. You can increase your chances of spotting a sea lion by visiting when there aren’t too many tourists in the area.

Discover the beauty of Marokopa Falls

Marokopa Falls

Often described as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in New Zealand, Marokopa cascades from an impressive height of 35m. The waterfall is located in Tawarau Forest, a short drive away from the popular Waitomo caves, where you’ll also find the striking glow worms. Marookopa Falls is noticeably wide and features an interesting rock formation down the side. The
walk to the fall is convenient for anyone; at the right time of year, you’ll be led to a viewing platform with an incredible view of the waterfall and an opportunity to take some amazing photos. Other top attractions nearby include Piripiri Cave and Mangopohue Natural Bridge (both with free entry).

Conclusion

New Zealand is an amazing country to explore. No matter what time of the year you care to visit or activity you prefer, this nation of extremely friendly people welcomes you with open arms and offers some of the most awe-inspiring views and natural wonders you’ll ever see.

July 26, 2018 0 comment
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Beat the Wedding Stress Blues!

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Planning a wedding can be one of the most stressful times in a bride’s life and everything from the major decisions like venue and dress to the seemingly more minor decisions like centrepieces and wedding favours can seem like an incredibly daunting and induce stress in even the calmest and most composed of brides.

While it would be ideal for your day to go exactly as you have dreamed of and have been planning for, it is important to remember that you need to take the time to destress and relax during the planning to ensure the run-up to the big day isn’t engulfed by stress but rather an enjoyable and memorable experience that you will have with your other half and closest friends and families for the rest of your life.

If you’re worried that you’re the only bride who’s pulling their hair out with all the competing pressures of planning a wedding – fear not, there are a lot more brides in exactly the same boat as you.

Fortunately, there’s a few easy and proven methods to tackle the stresses of planning for a wedding and some handy tips to help your day and its run-up to go as smoothly as possible.

Planning a Wedding is Not For The Faint-hearted – and the Statistics Prove It

According to a survey done by wedding company, Zola, on 500 engaged or newlywed couples, 96% of those survey called wedding planning stressful with 40% of those surveyed even going so far as to describe it as extremely stressful.

When probed as to the biggest stressors:

  • 35% stressed most about getting everything done
  • 20% stressed most about managing guest lists and RSVPs
  • 14% stressed most about finding a venue

Perhaps one of the most interesting statistics to emerge from the survey however was the fact that 71% of participants said that wedding planning is more stressful than one or more of the following:

  • Public speaking
  • Finding a job
  • Having bad credit
  • Applying to college
  • Buying a home or moving to a new house

If you’ve been feeling the effects of wedding stress, you’re not alone. Many couples experience a high number of stress-induced symptoms when planning a wedding, as is evidenced by the results of the Zola survey, which found that of 86% who experienced on average three or more stress-induced symptoms:

  • 56% had elevated anxiety
  • 37% had difficulty sleeping
  • 35% had mood swings
  • 30% had shorter tempers
  • 27% had headaches
  • 15% had skin breakouts
  • 12% had hair loss

Signs You’re Too Stressed

It is important to recognise that stress and pressure is part and parcel of planning for one of the biggest days of your life. It is highly unlikely you will meet a bride who has said that they didn’t find wedding planning stressful (and if you do, they’re lying). Some signs that you may be too stressed and on the verge of burn-out are:

  • You’ve got wedding on the brain – you are obsessing over the minor details all day, every day from when you’re in that work meeting, to when you’re lying in bed at night even so far as when you’re in the toilet
  • You start questioning all of your decisions – you want everything to be 100% right and you begin to overthink every decision you ever made
  • It’s not fun anymore – wedding planning is supposed to be fun and exciting, but it feels like more of a chore now
  • Your relationship with your partner is strained – you’re freaking out because your partner isn’t freaking out about all the things that could go wrong on the day and its affecting your relationship

It can be easy to lose the run of yourself and plans can spiral and become unmanageable. The best way to tackle this problem is to take a step back from the wedding and the venue picking, dress choosing, food tasting and band listening by making some time for yourself to relax. That way when you come back to it a few days’ time, you’ll have a fresh head and be able to approach your ideas much better and your wedding (and your guests) will thank you for it. Some of the best ways to beat the wedding stress include:

Get a Massage

A massage is not only a luxurious, indulgent break for both your body and mind, it also has proven health benefits and is well-recognised by healthcare professionals for its healing properties in the fight against stress, with many studies showing that massages reduce anxiety and depression.

Services like The Massage People who provide mobile massages in London and Match Skin Salon who offer Massages in Brighton & Hove are a great and cost-effective way to fit a massage in and get that golden relaxation time that your body and mind so desperately crave. What’s even better is that the therapists will always come to your specified London and address.

With loads of options of massages to choose from such as Swedish massage, Indian head massage, relaxation massages and full-body massages, it really is a relaxing experience like no other and a must for brides in the run-up to the big day. Why not kill two birds with the stone and incorporate some massages for you and the girls into your hen party or bridal shower?

Exercise

The benefits of this age-old remedy are two-fold: you’ll fight the creeping stress as well as contributing towards how good you’ll look in that dress on the day. Even something as simple as going for a walk is a great way to free your mind and will leave you feeling more focused and relaxed in the long-run (pun intended!).

Get a Good Night’s Sleep

Reserve seating plan woes and dress shade troubles for strictly the day time. Your bed is the place to be resting not planning so before you settle down for the night, put your wedding thoughts in a box, get into a comfy pair of PJs and relax so you’ll get a restful night’s sleep

Take a Break

Whether it’s rock-climbing, reading or going for a massage, set aside a few hours every week where wedding talk of any sort is under a strict ban and let your mind go elsewhere. Stick to the wedding planning in the designated hours.

And remember, no matter how stressed you are, wedding planning is a joyous occasion and a memory you’ll have for the rest of your life so make the most of the madness and try not to let the stress bog you down as your day will always be great in the end!

July 25, 2018 0 comment
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