Congratulations to M Ross from Paignton who won our wedding decorations competition and wins just under £50-worth of goodies, including this fabulous cake stand.

Fathers Day in UK, is celebrated on the third Sunday of June, so Fathers Day 2012 is on Sunday 17th June. We're not the only country to celebrate Father's Day on that particular day. In fact, 51 other countries spread out all around the world, use the same day in the calendar to pay tribute to their fathers.

We're well and truly into the wedding season, so we thought what better time to give away some of our loveliest decorations? Whether you're planning your own big day, know someone who coud use them for theirs or just fancy sprucing up your home, these gorgeous items look great whatever the occasion.

Congratulations to Neil Smith from Bognor Regis who won our garden decorations competition and scoops over £60-worth of goodies, including these rather lovely gazebo lanterns.

We love biscuits with our tea. In fact, we love biscuits full stop. So we’ve gone searching for baking bloggers whose biscuits are simply divine. Now, time to put the kettle on...

For the Diamond Jubilee, the Queen will attend a royal lunch hosted by the Livery, with approximately 700 guests. As the grand occasion draws nearer you may be wondering how to celebrate at home (if, like us, your invitation to the Livery lunch seems to have been lost in the post). Fortunately everyone can enjoy a regal repast by throwing a Diamond Jubilee afternoon tea party. Read on for our tips about hosting a party so elegant, even the Queen will be disappointed she wasn’t there.

Father’s Day isn’t far away (17th June), and as we did last year, we're celebrating by finding some fantastic fathers blogs. So here are some more of our favourites - check them out for great parenting tips, recipe ideas and hilarious anecdotes. Here come the dads!

With the summer sunshine (fingers crossed) fast approaching, we're giving one lucky winner the chance to spruce up their garden with these gorgeous decorations.