Platforms, not house. 

You may have been wondering where I've been for the past months. Well, the quick answer is - enjoying life. 

The last time I posted was in March, just before we went through a few dramas and had to change our wedding date. We've now been married for almost three months, gone on a couple of short-haul trips, and along with being married, got into our own groove & routines.

I won't spend this post boring you with all the details, it's really just to tell you that we have moved from Blogger to Wix. You can find our new website - HERE.

Uploads will be Monday & Saturday, but all of that is explained over there. Blog will be live at 8am (Australian Eastern Standard Time) tomorrow.

much love, 

xo

 

Wedding planning is just as scary as they say. And definitely a comment I disregarded as I progressed into this season of my life. When planning a wedding: one must not offend any family member, or friend, or colleague; one must ensure when picking the bridal party that you don't go too big but allow for your closest of close friends; and one must ensure that all of your planning is limited to one or two places - that way there is no confusion for where things are located. So below, is how I manage my wedding planning and a brief look into the inspiration behind our upcoming wedding. 

 The following photos are not my own and have been sourced from Pinterest. The original source is unknown.

much love, 

XO

My fiancé and I don't have date nights nearly as often as we should. He's a teacher, so here in Australia, he has just started a new school year. He has been incredibly supportive to me while I've been struggling with a few things and I thought it would be a nice little surprise to have a picnic and watch the sunset.
Below are the steps to the perfect date night.

Step 1: Find a beautiful, uninterrupted view

Step 2: (and probably the most important) Get the best snacks

Step 3: Wait for the sun to go down

Step 4: Enjoy the beautiful colours in the sky (and take a few photos, of course)