Holding on to the dream: Why I still want a big wedding
Lateral flow tests with a glass of champagne? Bespoke masks to match the bouquet? Suppliers verified for financial stability? Bride-to-be Lily Worcester embarks on wedding planning 2.0
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Lateral flow tests with a glass of champagne? Bespoke masks to match the bouquet? Suppliers verified for financial stability? Bride-to-be Lily Worcester embarks on wedding planning 2.0
Country Life Trending: Many couples who tied the knot under Covid-19 restrictions have spoken glowingly about the experience of more intimate ceremonies, which look set to stay. If this past year has taught us anything, it’s pragmatism. Forced into corners with very little wriggle room, everyone has had to re-examine aspects of life that have always been taken for granted — including dashing into shops, holidays abroad and celebrating rites of passage with large gatherings of friends and family. New habits have been formed and some of them are definitely here to stay (online grocery...
Johnny Roxburgh-designed table settings Stage Two of the roadmap in the easing of lockdown has begun, allowing the opening of pub gardens. This is the next stage of what the Prime Minister has called "a one-way road to freedom" in a four-stage roadmap out of lockdown. What are the four steps out of lockdown? The so-called 'rule of six' has already returned outdoors, meaning that two households can meet in outdoor public spaces or private gardens. The public is no longer legally required to stay at home and schools will remain open. Step two now means that all non-essential retail, self...