Ella Bella Weddings & Events

Ella Bella Weddings & Events Alternative Wedding & Party Planner covering Essex & Suffolk. It’s your day so do it your way! 🩷💜💙
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Here at Ella Bella Weddings and Events, I plan alternative weddings, centred around your personalities, likes and hobbies. Creating your unique wedding and matching you with the best badass suppliers for your visions to come to life.

Helping you prioritise what's important to you both and changing any part of the day that isn't.

Because I believe every couple should have the wedding day they truly want, no matter who they are or who they identify as.

So I'm here to show you, that you absolutely do have a choice, in every aspect of your wedding planning journey.

30/09/2026

You’re getting married 🎉

Wahoo Exciting! 🙌🏻

You’ve got venues to see, wedding outfits to try on, menus and cake flavours to taste and then someone casually says “You’ve given notice right?”

Give notice of WHAT?!

Obviously, you and your partner know you are getting married. Your friends and families know. But apparently the government also needs to know… Who knew!

So what actually happens when you give notice?

Head over to my blog to find out…

https://ellabellaevents.co.uk/giving-notice-at-the-registry-office/

21/09/2026

A clip from a beautiful wedding I coordinated earlier this year with one of my favourite parts of their ceremony. Tilly and Josh were so thoughtful throughout their day and this part really made my heart sing.

This is something that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough.

For some disabled people, getting married can have a significant impact on their household finances because some benefits are means-tested and can take your partner’s income and circumstances into account.

And that can create a really uncomfortable situation.

You can love someone.
You can want to marry them.
You can want to build a life together.

…but suddenly the system can treat your partner as financially responsible for supporting you.

That can mean couples have to think very carefully about marriage because of the potential financial consequences.

And it raises a much bigger question:

Why should getting married change the support a disabled person gets because of their disability?
Marriage doesn’t make someone less disabled.
Their care needs don’t disappear.
Their equipment doesn’t suddenly become cheaper.
Their adaptations don’t become unnecessary.

Their need for support doesn’t magically reduce because they’ve said “I do”. ❤️

Of course, the rules are complicated. Not every benefit is affected by marriage, and the impact depends on the individual circumstances and which benefits someone receives.

But disabled people shouldn’t have to choose between love and financial security!

Huge shoutout to the gorgeous couple

16/04/2026

She now has a medical exemption card that will help with her prescriptions but that doesn’t cover her teeth or glasses. I have a meeting with our local MP on the 15th May and the complaint I put in about the CHC threatening us with residential care has been aknowleged. I am now looking into dutyship to hopefully have more say in Ella’s care, which will cost us thousands and can take years…

I will keep fighting for these young adults as I’ll be going through it all again in a few years time with her younger sister Chloe.

Will I see a change by then probably not but I can hope x

So for now back to weddings x x x 🌈

Thanks again for your support 🫶🏻

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