You’re getting married. Wahoo Exciting! You’ve got venues to see, wedding outfits to try on, menus and cake flavours to taste and then someone casually says “You’ve given notice right?” Give notice of WHAT?! Obviously, you and your partner know you are getting married. Your friends and families know. But

If you’re dreaming of a wedding that’s anything but ordinary, why not invite some furry (or feathery!) friends along for the ride? Animal lovers rejoice, because weddings like Abi & Matt’s at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park bring a whole new level of magic, mischief and unforgettable moments. Photo by

Planning a wedding can feel overwhelming for any couple, but for neurodiverse couples it’s especially important to approach things at a pace that feels safe, comfortable, and joyful. Bry (she/her) and Jack (he/him) worked with me over two years to carefully create a wedding that reflected their love of festivals,

Weddings are meant to be joyful, but for many neurodiverse couples and guests, traditional wedding environments can feel overwhelming. Harsh lighting, loud music, scratchy fabrics and crowded spaces, can easily trigger sensory overwhelm. The good news? With a little planning, you can create a wedding day that is not only

Wedding planning can be stressful at the best of times but for some neurodiverse couples, the thought of endless crafts, messy glue guns, and late-night assembly lines can be more overwhelming than magical. The good news? You can still enjoy DIY magic without sensory overload, decision fatigue or burnout. Digital