A SMALL WEDDING IN A BIG WAY
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pivoting to a smaller wedding One of the biggest trends in 2020 weddings was the need to pivot the planning. Couples rescheduled, pared down their guest lists, and largely scrambled to rearrange and reimagine. Because of the state of the world, we’ve seen a surge in smaller weddings done up in a big way. Whether you’re choosing a small wedding out of want or need, here are some things to consider.
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A NEW VISION On the heels of 2020’s uncertainties, there are a few key changes many couples are encountering as they start to plan weddings in 2021 and beyond. First up, streamlining the guest list. Brides and grooms are choosing smaller, intimate affairs in an effort to keep guests at ease and conform to any 10:08 AM local capacity regulations. Since many couples shifted back their 2020 wedding date, Saturdays are filling up fast in the foreseeable future. This means a rise in Sunday, Friday, and even mid-week weddings. One good thing about a weekday wedding: Your dream venue will likely be more wallet-friendly. Brides and grooms are also embracing nature, taking any chance to host some or all of their wedding out of doors. On the tech-savvy flip side, livestreaming and wedding watch parties are on the rise, as is the desire for professional videography services to fully capture the day for friends and family at home. SMALL WEDDING, BIG STYLE While a small wedding limits guest count—and a post-2020 wedding may limit
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