In this episode, Amy speaks with skincare expert Dr. Amber Woodcock about how to get your skin looking its best before your wedding. They discuss the importance of skin confidence, common mistakes people make before their big day, and the timing for cosmetic procedures.

Amber shares her top 4 essential skincare ingredients that you should have in your routine and Amy talks about her love of SPF!

They also address frequently asked questions about skincare and provide advice on choosing the right products and treatments.

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In this episode, Amy discusses the often-taboo subject of women keeping their surnames after marriage with co-host Lenore. Both Amy and Lenore chose to keep their maiden names and there was a lot to talk about!

After Amy put a call out on social media to ask if anyone elsekept their surname after getting married, she was shocked to get so many responses from both those with and without children.

They share personal experiences and societal reactions to this choice. The conversation covers the importance of identity, the reactions from family and friends, and the administrative challenges that can arise from having different surnames.

Contributors share their perspectives, emphasising that thedecision to change or keep a surname is deeply personal and should be respected as a choice.

Let us know if this episode influenced yout choice (either way!)

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In this episode of Burying the Sausage, host Amy Taylorspeaks with psychotherapist Ruth Tong about the emotional challenges of wedding planning. They discuss the importance of communication, managing expectations,and the role of therapy in navigating family dynamics and stress. Ruth shares insights on how to approach difficult conversations, the significance of self-compassion, and the benefits of delegating responsibilities. The conversation emphasizes that weddings should be a celebration of love, not a source of stress, and encourages listeners to focus on what truly matters.

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