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The desire to enhance intimacy and reduce wedding costs have only increased since the coronavirus emerged. As more couples opt for celebrations with smaller guest lists, we’ve seen the rise of elopements, ‘minimonies,’ and micro-weddings.

Small Wedding Trends

Elopement

An elopement usually has less than 10 guests. It’s more last-minute.

‘Minimony’

The ‘minimony’ has been trending primarily as a result of couples who had to postpone their wedding due to COVID-19. This type of wedding is like a prequel to the in-person wedding day. It brings together a small group, less than 10 people, to witness a simple commitment ceremony on your original wedding date.

This can be even live-streamed.

Micro-Wedding

A micro-wedding is an in-person wedding with up to 50 guests who are almost entirely composed of your closest friends and family.

Plan a micro-wedding just as you would, but with fewer people.

Here are some steps you can do to plan a micro-wedding:

1. Find the Venue

2. Consider a Destination Wedding

3. Invite Your Closest Friends and Family

4. Reconsider Allowing Plus Ones

5. Find the Right Officiant

6. Do you want a bridal party

7. Embrace the Services of a Wedding Planner

8. Hire one Photographer

9. Decide If You Want DIY Floral Displays or a Florist

10. Opt for Local Businesses For Your food, Sweets, and gifts

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