Celebrating Love on Samui for 20+ Years. Small Weddings, Big Dreams.
Yes, I’ll marry you, my dear. By Pam Ayers Yes, I’ll marry you, my dear. And here’s the reason why. So I can push you out of bed When the baby starts to cry. And if we hear a knocking And it’s creepy and it’s late, I hand you the torch you see, And you… Continue reading A couple of humorous poems
In Thailand wedding ceremonies tend to be very relaxed and it’s really easy to include children. Some may be a little shy at first but since the ceremony will probably be held on the beach most quickly get into the spirit of things and have lots of fun. Some children, however, really don’t want to… Continue reading Including children in your wedding ceremony
For the past couple of years cup cakes seemed to be the taking the place of the traditional wedding cake, but is it now time for the cupcake to take a side step as well, as we see the rise of the cake pop. These cake pops can be as simple, as fun, or as… Continue reading Cake pops – the new trend?
2014-07-09 (The Passage) It would have been impossible to guess that Xavier’s family came from Belgium; his English was perfect, as he’d grown up in South Africa. We were chatting at the couple’s pre-wedding meeting and he said that half the guests were French-speaking. “Not all of them can understand English, but we can’t do… Continue reading Kylie and Xavier: a wedding in both English and French
Pam & Matt 2014-07-07: Pam & Matt decided to get married in the vertiginous Villa Tassana Pra – it’s an old-style villa that commands a shoulder of land overlooking the bay of Bangrak; from the gardens you can look out over most of the north coast, as well as watch planes coming into land (they’re… Continue reading Wedding with bird’s-eye views
I Ching When two people are at one in their inmost hearts, they shatter even the strength of iron or bronze. And when two people understand each other in their inmost hearts, their words are sweet and strong, like the fragrance of orchids.
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