Wedding Guide

The significance and tradition of wearing a wedding ring goes back centuries. It's something that two people in love wear not only to symbolise their eternal love, but also a way in which to profess their commitment to the world.

Isn't the fact that your wedding ring encapsulates the moment in which you exchange vows and say your precious "I do's" so special? It's a piece of jewellery that will be cherished for the rest of your married life, and is a symbol of eternal love and happiness. It's also a symbol of the unique union and relationship that you have with your partner.

You're on top of the world, floating on cloud nine, feeling all warm and fuzzy inside… all because you've found that special someone with whom you want to spend the rest of your life with. And what a glorious feeling that is! Together, you feel as though you can conquer the biggest of challenges, and overcome any hurdle. But before you start picking out baby names, there's something way more pressing that needs attention. That is, your wedding proposal.

What do you think of when you hear the word "eternity"? Forever? For all time? Everlasting? Immortality? Yes, in fact, these are all synonyms for the beautiful word, eternity. In this way, an eternity ring almost immediately gives one a positive feeling that encompasses love and meaningfulness.

Getting engaged is arguably one of the best days of your life - a rite of passage, shall we say. And whether you've been dating for a mere few months or several years, the way in which you propose to the love of your life definitely speaks volumes.

So, you've proposed/been proposed to and you've got stars in your eyes, butterflies in your stomach, and a warm tingly feeling in your heart. First off, congratulations! We absolutely love to hear about two people coming together and having an amazing celebration to mark the beginning of a beautiful lifetime together.

Summer time is usually synonymous for happiness, laid back vibes, parties, and romantic flings… but there are a few who beg to differ. In fact, there are millions of people all over the world who yearn for the colder winter months so that they can cuddle up on the sofa whilst binge watching their favourite Netflix series.