We could give you 2,025 reasons why it's worth paying attention to 2025 wedding trends. But you don't have all day, so we'll stick with the most important one.
Wedding trends are inspiration fuel. They're idea engines. They show you what's hot in the matrimonial world and give you more to chew on than an acre of wedding cakes.
Christmas in Birmingham is loved by many as the most magical time of year. Transforming the city into a cinnamon-scented, twinkling haven of fairy lights and star-topped Christmas trees, it stirs up timeless nostalgia and festive cheer in all generations.
Birmingham is a growing city. It's growing in stature, growing in population and growing as a hub for business, retail and food. Oh, and the Birmingham Christmas market is growing, too.
If you're planning an autumn wedding, you might want your ceremony to match the season. For many, this means earthy colour schemes, nature-inspired decorations and some suitably seasonal autumn wedding flowers.
With so many great shopping destinations available where should you head first? Below, we share some of our favourite shops in Birmingham to help get you started.
Once known as the ‘workshop of the world’, Birmingham’s rich industrial past is still evident today. Nowhere is this more apparent in the extensive canal network that still crisscrosses the city.
Any proud, local Brummie knows of all the best places to see in Birmingham. But, if you’re here reading this, it’s likely that you’re not a local and that you’re in town on a visit.
So, if you haven’t got a friendly local on your arm to give you the tour, fear not because we’re going to share all the best places to see in Birmingham so that you can make the most of your trip.
The Legoland Discovery Centre in Birmingham offer visitors who are unable to visit the Legoland Theme Parks an opportunity to experience the magic of Lego.
Walsall Arboretum was opened in 1874 and has become one the most popular places to visit in Walsall. It’s close proximity to the town centre makes it a favourite with visitors of all ages throughout the year.
Built in 1887, Wightwick Manor and Gardens has been under National Trust ownership since 1937 when it was donated by Geoffrey Mander.