Bee Together Forever
Planning a wedding? Don’t forget the sweetest guest on the list.
Our Western Australian honey brings the buzz, whether it’s mini jars for favours, a golden drizzle for your grazing table, or a sweet touch for cocktails. Because love is sweet, but honey makes it sweeter. Let’s make your big day the bee’s knees.
But do you know why it's called a "honeymoon"? Find out more below.
Spread the Love
Mini jars, grazing table glow ups and cocktail sweetness, our Western Australian honey does it all. Because sometimes it really is love at first drizzle.
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Wedding Favours
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Honeycomb Frame
Wedding Delight
Honey makes the sweetest wedding favour. A golden little jar of Western Australian goodness your guests will actually use and remember.
Add a little golden magic to your grazing table with a natural honeycomb frame. Beautiful, indulgent and straight from the hive, it’s a sweet centrepiece your guests can slice and share.
Honey is the sweetest little detail to weave into your wedding day. Golden, natural and full of meaning, it symbolises love, unity and a life shared.
So what is the story behind the "honeymoon"?
The sweetest start to ever after.
It all began a long, long time ago...
Long before honeymoons meant faraway beaches and champagne on arrival, they meant something far more symbolic.
After the wedding feast, newlyweds were given honey or mead to drink for one full moon. The honey was a wish for sweetness in their marriage. The moon marked the passing of their first month together. It was believed that this golden ritual would bless their union with happiness, prosperity and children.
For one glowing cycle of the moon, life was meant to be gentle, joyful and sweet.
And so the “honey month” was born.
Over time, the words blended into honeymoon, but the meaning remains the same. A reminder that every great love story deserves a sweet beginning.
Contact
We’d be honoured to sweeten your wedding with something truly special.
Reach out to us and let’s create something un-bee-lievably special.
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