I do, do I?

It was certainly a sight for sore eyes. 350 women dolled up to the eyelashes, not to mention The Butler in the Buff who drew the raffle prizes and served up the drinks...

I'm referring to the preview of SATC11 laid on at the Odeon cinema at the Printworks in Manchester, along with popcorn and cocktails.It was all in a good cause with proceeds going to The Birdhouse Fund. Great fun to watch and the film contained some very enlightening discussions on marriage. Especially on the Terrible Twos as outlined in Carrie's book 'I do, do I.'

But what was most impressive was the range of styles in clothing and hair - we felt we needed to make an effort to suit the occasion, but clearly fashion is much less restrictive these days with many people opting for period glamour , in an effort to outdo Sarah Jessica Parker.

which brings me to the latest articles here on Newlyweds-uk.

with articles on gorgeous hairstyles and period dresses and even pre-wedding boudoir shots that hark back to a golden age when women looked tantalising and men could only look, until after marriage mostly (allegedly). Surely much more romantic than a one night stand or ten. People just don't smoulder any more.

And If you are looking for romance after the wedding day then look no further than our article on Romany caravan breaks and bring out the gypsy in your soul. Sorry you'll need to provide your own campfire and violins.