Stoneridge's new Rose Chapel will book up quickly

The Rose Chapel at Best Western® Stoneridge Inn and Conference Centre is a brand new feature added to their wedding services, but an old fixture on the grounds. This classically restored, century-old, non-denominational venue can host ceremonies of up to 120 guests. Located on the grounds of the Best Western Stoneridge, the Rose Chapel is perfect for couples who are hosting their reception on or off site and even as a back-up location in case of inclement weather for your outdoor ceremony.

The key to great wedding music

When you're planning the ultimate wedding day, wedding music can trump just about anything in its level of importance. Let's face it, no one wants to horrify Grandma with naughty lyrics in the wedding party dance, have the wrong song played for their first dance, or worse, have an altogether empty dance floor.

Wanting to strike the right tone for your wedding day tunes is all about the DJ, live band or other musicians you choose to play on your day. That, and some great song choices, and you're looking at a fabulous night filled with dancing and celebration of your new marriage. We've got a few tricks to help you hit all the right notes on your wedding day... Click for list.

Mary-Angela & Justin:
A Day Filled With Fun & Romance

May 9 2009 :: Sacred Heart Church, Parkhill | Sandhills Golf Course, Port Franks & North Middlesex Community Centre, Parkhill

Photography by Photography by Jennifer Partington
Story by TheWeddingRing.ca

Mary-Angela Minten met Justin Hartwick at their church’s youth group. They started hanging out regularly in the summer of 2006. Justin came from a small family of one sister, whereas Mary-Angela came from a large family of four sisters and eight brothers. “We grew up in very different places... but both just as wonderful,” adds Mary-Angela. In October, their friendship turned into something more and they began dating.

Why wedding favours are important

Giving favors to wedding guests is a time-honored tradition that dates back to the sixteenth century, when European aristocrats would present guests with small boxes of sugar cubes (a precious commodity in those times). The tradition has carried over to present day, often couples will present their guests with sweets. Giving favors is a singularly special way of thanking your guests for being a part of your special day.

Paperwork you need to know about before you get married in London, Ontario

Marriage Licence - DOWNLOAD FORM (PDF Format)

The marriage license application process is short and sweet, but you'll need to know the right details. Your best bet is to visit the registrars office at city hall with your hubby. Download the form to find out what information you'll need to know/bring for your license application.

Tips for an eco-chic wedding

Expert Tips from Flourish

Think global - shop local. Talk with prospective vendors, get to know their business practices, and ways that their business "keeps things green." Have them recommend other vendors that they know of who share the same values.

Sharing recipes with your guests

Brides offer advice on favour ideas with a ‘homey' factor

With a cup of love, a dash of chemistry, two tablespoons of forgiveness and a pinch of patience you're on your way to perfecting the recipe for a happy marriage. Sure, other newlyweds might appreciate this advice, but how can singles relate? And old married couples practically invented these recipes; so give your wedding guests a recipe they can all enjoy - a little piece of yourself as a wedding favour.

Why Boudoir Photography is So Hot

Expert Tip from Carolyn Pongracz of In Bloom Photography

There’s a new trend among brides and newly married women. Sometimes called ‘intimates’ or ‘glamour portraits”, boudoir photo sessions are the literally hottest gift idea right now for an unsuspecting groom.

Brian & Barry: Celebration of Love

June 7 2008 :: Dorchester

Barry Smith says that when he went on his first date with Brian Ennett, the pair were immediately lost in conversation. Both could tell that there was something truly special between them. “It just felt so right and so comfortable from the very beginning. We felt like we had known each other for a long time.” says Barry. And even though they both work opposite shifts and lead busy lives, Barry and Brian say they’ve never really been apart since. “We would meet for coffee after Brian got off work and before I left for work… Then we’d talk on the phone as I headed home to bed and he was going in to work his midnight shift…”