From your invitations and Save the Date cards to your reception menus, place cards and signage, wedding stationery plays a huge part in the overall style and tone of your wedding.

In today's episode I chat to one of Australia's leading wedding stationery designers, Sarah Elliott from State of Elliott as we chat wedding stationery trends, her tips for where to start when planning your stationery and where she looks for design inspiration.

To find out more about Sarah and her incredible designs you can visit the State of Elliott website or check her out on Instagram.

I'm looking back on some of the incredible guests we've had on the Plan.Style.Do podcast this year, starting with calligrapher and founder of Sydney-based brand Calligraphy en Vogue, Jo Eleanor.

In this episode Jo and I dive into the endless ways you can use calligraphy to add beautiful, personal touches to your wedding day - from invitations, perfume bottles, champagne bottles and cakes to an embroidered wedding veil and printed works of art.

This episode will leave you feeling so inspired so make sure you visit Calligraphy en Vogue on Instagram @calligraphyenvogue or get in touch with Jo via her website www.calligraphyenvogue.com

Worried there's something you've missed off your wedding 'to-do' list?

In this episode I'm saving you the stress and sharing 5 of the most common things I see couples forget when planning a wedding.

Some are big, some are small but the thing they all share is that you don't want to be scrabbling around to organise them at the last minute!

So what are 5 of the most common things couples overlook when planning a wedding? Listen in to find out!

In today's episode I'm joined by trained sommelier Amelia Birch and believe me when I say, if you're getting married at a venue where you provide your own alcohol, Amelia is about to become your new best friend!

Amelia and I dive into:

•the types of drinks you'll need to buy for your wedding

•Amelia's magic formula for how much alcohol you'll need to buy

•how to choose wines you and your guests will love (even if you know nothing about wine!)

•tips for personalising your wine choices to add meaning to your day

•wine trends and what's going to be popular in the year ahead

And much more!

If you love this episode and want to find out more about Amelia and her her business Your P.S. (Personal Sommelier) make sure to visit her website or find her on Instagram, @your.p.s

Delegating tasks in the lead up to, and on your wedding day is not only a good idea, I believe it's essential in order for you to have the best wedding day imaginable!

Allocating duties to friends, family, or a professional wedding planner allows you to focus on enjoying the once-in-a-lifetime experience that is your wedding day, rather than getting caught up in all the tiny tasks that aren't nearly as important.

In today's episode, I share with you some really simple ways can outsource for your wedding to significantly lessen your wedding workload, AND, and focus on the parts of your day that really matter!

From choosing the right wedding florist to wedding flower terminology and how to get the most from your wedding floral budget, in this episode I'm joined by the the wonderful Elyza Bowe from Ivy Lane Collective, as we take a look at the process behind booking your dream wedding florist.

To find out more about Ivy Lane Collective, make sure to visit their website and follow them on Instagram.

With social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest brimming with wedding inspo, right at our fingers tips, it's no wonder many brides and grooms-to be feel overwhelmed by the idea of styling their wedding!

My best advice for avoiding wedding styling saturation? Form a wedding mood board.

A mood board is a wonderful way to define the look and feel you want for your celebration, narrow down all your ideas and give you a laser focus on what you want.

So how do you create a wedding mood board? In this episode I walk you through the process in 5 key steps!

And be sure to take a look over examples of two mood boards I've created for wedding shoots in the past as some added inspiration and to help kick start your own mood board creation!

Everyone wants a wedding day to remember, right? Well I'll let you in on an industry secret. The key to a wedding your guests will remember for years to come, is to create an experience for them. Add a sense of wonder and surprise. Create an interactive element that's outside the norm.

In this episode I'm chatting to Adrian Kalcic director of entertainment agency, Upbeat Social as he shares just some of the ways he and his team are pushing the boundaries when it comes to unique wedding entertainment.

To find out more about Upbeat Social visit https://www.upbeat.social or find them on Instagram @upbeat.social

Your ceremony time is one of the cornerstones when it comes to planning your wedding day run sheet.

Set that, and the rest of your day - from your hair and make up times to your guest arrivals, your cocktail hour to your vendor set up times - will start to fall into place.

So what's the 'best' wedding ceremony time?

Spoiler: there is no one definitive 'right' time but in this episode I'm sharing 5 key factors to bear in mind when choosing the right ceremony time for YOU so you can create a wedding day that flows effortlessly from start to finish.

For daily wedding advice, tips and inspiration, make sure to follow me on Instagram, and @jordanweaverevents.

Your wedding day should be a true reflection of you and your values so, if like me, you're taking steps to reduce your environmental impact in everyday life, it seems only natural you'd want to do this on your wedding day too.

In today's episode I want to encourage you that reducing the environmental impact of your wedding doesn't have to be a huge undertaking. There are really small and simple things you can do, starting with your wedding flowers.

I'm chatting to Bec Caves, floral designer, owner of FloraFolk floral studio in Sydney and a Sustainable Floristry Ambassador.

Bec and I are diving into the simple changes you can make with your wedding flowers that can significantly reduce the environmental impact of your day, without you having to compromise on your floral vision.

To find out more about FloraFolk visit their website www.florafolk.com.au or follow Bec on Instagram

And for more information on sustainable floristry visit https://sustainablefloristry.org.