With the average cost of a wedding around £20,000  in the UK, walking down the aisle could be a huge money investment for a couple. No one likes the idea that a wedding could possibly be a disaster but it's better to be protected. What if the wedding rings get lost few hours before the ceremony or that one of your close relative got injured?  Or a last minute cancellation from a wedding supplier or if the officiating minister or register failed to show up? It's not really romantic to subscribe a wedding insurance, but if ever something should go wrong, you 'll be happy to have spent a small amount on this issue.

Most of people don't even know about wedding insurance or think about it while planning one of the most expensive day of their life. Here is a quick guide to help you consider whether you need it or not.

A wedding website for your unforgettable event! Planning a wedding is quiet exiting but also a daunting task. Ameliste offers you to create your personal wedding website to help you communicate on your wedding and keep your guests updated.

These wedding website examples have been made just to help you start your own website. It will give you an idea of how your Ameliste wedding website looks. You can really make something special for your perfect wedding, it's up to you to make something wonderful for your guests to visit.

Your website can be as unique as your couple and there is always a style to fit your personality. If you have special requirement for your website, there is always something we can do help.

Upcoming weddings in July / June 2010 have great chances to be celebrated during the football World Cup 2010. This can be very annoying, especially if you are having your wedding on 12th, 18th, 23rd June. Before you panic, try to find the best solution to avoid a disaster on your special day.

As you may know, it will not be possible to handcuff all football fans at their chair during the ceremony to catch their attention. They will always find a solution to listen to the results at least or even gather around a smart phone to watch the game...

Instead of being disturb or being upset about the situation, you'd better get prepared and take the lead!

"1st July 2006, was the date of my wedding, but also the most important quarter-final for England .Of course somebody had the "good idea" to bring a small TV  and all the guys at my party (including my husband) rushed into the next room to watch the game. I couldn't believe what was happening!!" Testimonial from Helen.

When you were planning to get married in June you were far  to think about any football tournaments, and when he proposed, it sure wasn't the kind of day you dreamt off!!