family life & travels
I know, I know, we haven’t even had Halloween yet. But since becoming a parent, I have had to plan ahead more and more as I really like to enjoy the Christmas season, rather than be rushing around sorting all of the gifts. Plus, we have a birthday in December, so it is a double-whammy
Much like a Sunday roast, Christmas dinner is all about timing. Though unlike the Sunday dinner, there are many more things to be thinking about and sorting. From extras like cranberry sauce and pigs in blankets, there is a lot more to be thinking about and coordinating. And you can’t go without them right? It
I can’t get enough of Christmas and love all of the festivities that come along with it. I have pretty much sorted my Christmas shopping now; I like to get it done as early as possible. Then December doesn’t have to be a drag or stress me out. I really can embrace the season and
For some of us, Christmas Dinner is the most important part of the whole event. It’s the one day a year it’s ok to overindulge in our favourite festive treats. It’s also one of the only meals during the year when family and friends come together to celebrate. So the pressure is always on for
I recently wrote a tutorial article for the online furniture and homeware specialist Wayfair about making a seasonal centrepiece – I was so excited to be working with them and their lovely products. You can read the full tutorial HERE. In my research for the post though, I came across lots of gorgeous centrepieces for your Christmas dinner
