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Wedding Hotspots in Regency England
Naomi here, and we’re talking about weddings today. More particularly, wedding hotspots. In today’s society, destination weddings seem to be growing in popularity. A person can’t just get married in a...
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Happy Leap Year Day!
Leap Year A La Regency Thirty days hath September, April, June and November; All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting February alone Which hath but twenty-eight, in fine, Till leap year gives it...
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A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Altar
Everyone screws up occasionally. The epicness of your less than perfect moment can often be tied to the significance and size of the event at which it occurs. Stepping on your hairbrush and wiping out...
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May I Have This Dance?
Gentle Readers, I’d like to take a moment to introduce you to the newest member of the Regency Reflections family! You can learn more about Kristy L. Cambron on the Blog Editor bio page. We’re so...
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An Alternative Elopement
Wanting to spare the heroine from an arranged marriage to an ogre, the hero suggests that he marries her and they elope. The heroine agrees, since she has had a tendre for the hero since she was a...
View ArticleHow to Hold a Regency Wedding Ceremony
Vanessa here, My fellow bloggers just finished a great month of marriage posts, so I thought I’d share one more on the actual ceremony. How to have a Regency Wedding Ceremony Prelude to a Wedding Your...
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With this Ring… in Gretna Green?
When my husband and I were married some twelve years ago, there were few impediments for us to reach the altar as soon as we wished to. He knelt down on one knee to ask me, I gave an enthusiastic...
View ArticleChristmas Bells (December Bells) Are Ringing
When I think of Christmas Time, the lilt of bells and the memories I associate with them flood my mind. A warmth grips me, hugging me tighter than my best spencer. To me, bells always sound happy,...
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Old Lovers, Make-Me-Love-You Heroes, and Marriages of Convenience
Vanessa here, opining for love. I found a bit of time to read this weekend. For me, that would be a Regency novel. Obvious huh. As I looked at my two-decade-old collection, I started thinking about the...
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How to Be Married Without Getting Married in Regency Era Scotland ~ Guest...
When Highlander’s Hope heroine, Yvette Stapleton finds herself married to the hero, Laird Ewan McTavish, without benefit of a marriage ceremony, she’s more than a bit put out. In fact, it nearly...
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