COVID Wedding Tips - Bella Mera Bridal

Seasons change when rebooking

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It''s crucial to factor in the transitioning season. While captivated by specific colors, themes, or bridal gowns, don't overlook the influence of the season. Delve into considerations such as bridesmaids dresses, encompassing color, fabric, and even cake flavors that harmonize with the time of year. Some brides align cake flavors with frosting hues, reflecting the season's ambiance. An alternative to ponder is a micro-wedding cake, an emerging trend as intimate weddings gain traction; brides favor petite cakes and individually packaged confections.

Bear in mind that seasonal shifts might augment expenses. Tenting, heaters, or additional staffing can become prerequisites due to venue specifications or a compressed event timeline. It's paramount to ascertain that your chosen venue is adaptable to such transitions, and to remain vigilant for any policy changes that could impact your budget.

A comprehensive assessment of costs from all vendor perspectives is advisable. Typically, Saturday weddings entail higher costs compared to other days of the week. Hence, if you're rescheduling to a different day, a potential cost reduction could be within reach.

Should the wedding proceed with imposing limitations, a fully virtual live-streamed wedding could be an option worth exploring. With average wedding costs hovering around $33,900, a professionally managed live-streaming service might cost as little as $450, ensuring all guests are virtually present. Alternatively, with a grasp of the technical aspect, you could organize this independently using appropriate equipment for seamless internet streaming. This approach maintains essential wedding elements, including the cake, dress, and bridesmaids, albeit from a distance. It's noteworthy that while the national average wedding cost stands at $33,900, this figure represents a survey encompassing the entire nation.

Certainly, here are some top wedding tips for 2023:

Plan Ahead: Start planning your wedding well in advance to secure your preferred vendors and venues, especially given the potential for continued demand and supply chain disruptions.
Consider Hybrid Options: With the evolving situation, consider hybrid wedding options that allow both in-person and virtual attendance for guests who might not be able to travel.
Micro Weddings: Intimate weddings with a smaller guest list continue to be popular. Focus on creating meaningful connections with your nearest and dearest.
Personalized Experiences: Infuse your personality as a couple into every aspect of your wedding, from the decor and music to the menu and favors.
Sustainable Choices: Opt for eco-friendly and sustainable wedding choices, such as locally sourced flowers, minimal plastic use, and energy-efficient venues.
Technology Integration: Use technology creatively, from digital invitations and RSVPs to live streaming for remote guests and creating unique wedding websites.
Cultural Inclusivity: Embrace diverse cultural elements that celebrate both partners' backgrounds, creating a richer and more inclusive experience.
Custom Attire: Brides and grooms are leaning towards customized and non-traditional wedding attire that reflects their personal style.
Interactive Entertainment: Consider interactive entertainment options like photo booths, live artists, or even gaming areas to keep guests engaged and entertained.
Wellness Focus: Prioritize self-care in the lead-up to your wedding. Incorporate wellness activities for you and your guests, like yoga sessions or wellness lounges.
Food Experiences: Elevate your catering with unique food stations, themed menus, and interactive culinary experiences that leave a lasting impression.
Creative Venues: Explore unconventional venues such as art galleries, botanical gardens, or even private estates to add a distinctive touch to your wedding.
Elopements and Destination Weddings: Elopements and destination weddings are still on the rise for couples seeking an intimate and adventurous experience.
Wedding Planners: Enlist the help of a professional wedding planner to navigate changing circumstances and ensure a seamless celebration.
Health and Safety Measures: Stay updated on local health guidelines and be prepared to implement necessary safety measures to ensure the well-being of your guests.

Remember that while trends can provide inspiration, your wedding should ultimately reflect your unique story and preferences.