TOP 20 Wedding Trends, According To Experts!

TOP 20 Wedding Trends, According To Experts!

Weddings are a time-honored tradition, and over the years, many different trends have come and gone. As we enter a new year, we thought it would be fun to take a look at some of the top wedding trends for 2023. Whether you’re planning a wedding for yourself or a loved one, these trends are sure to add a touch of elegance and beauty to your special day.

  1. Micro Weddings: With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many couples are opting for smaller, more intimate weddings. Micro weddings, which typically include fewer than 50 guests (around 20-30, most of the time), are becoming increasingly popular, as they allow couples to focus on the things that matter most: their love for one another and the people they care about most.
  2. Outdoor Ceremonies: Another trend that has emerged in response to COVID-19 is the desire for outdoor ceremonies. These provide a sense of freedom and spaciousness, and also it allow couples to take advantage of natural beauty and get creative with their decor.
  3. Sustainable Weddings: These are becoming more popular, as more and more couples are looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact. This can include using locally-sourced, organic, and ethically-produced food, as well as eco-friendly decorations, favors, and gifts.
  4. Neutral Color Palettes: Shades of white, beige, and blush, are becoming increasingly popular because it allows couples to create a timeless, elegant look that won’t go out of style.
  5. Personalized and Unique Decor: This could include one-of-a-kind pieces of artwork, DIY projects, or even repurposed items, and it allows couples to put their own personal stamp on their wedding day.
  6. Dessert Tables: These include a variety of sweet treats such as cupcakes, donuts, and even dessert bars.
  7. Food Trucks: These have been a popular food trend in recent years, and they’re now making an appearance at weddings, too. Couples are opting for food trucks to serve everything from appetizers to main course, and even dessert.
  8. Personalized Signage: Hand-lettered welcome signs, seating charts, and menus, are becoming increasingly popular.
  9. Garden Party Theme: This is a popular trend in the wedding industry. They are natural and romantic with a lot of greenery and florals, lanterns and vintage elements.
  10. Personalized Cocktails: These are becoming a popular way for couples to add a touch of personality to their wedding. It could include signature cocktails named after the couple, or drinks that reflect the couple’s favorite colors or flavors.
  11. Using Fabric as Decor: Couples are using fabric as decor to add a touch of elegance and texture to their wedding day. This can include draping fabric from the ceiling, using fabric to create a backdrop or to cover tables, etc
  12. Hanging Florals: Chandeliers made of flowers and greenery are being used as a way to add a touch of beauty to the ceremony and reception space.
  13. Photobooth: These have been popular at weddings for a while now, but the trend is now shifting towards to more fun, interactive experiences, such as gif photo booth, slo-mo videos, and boomerang gifs etc.
  14. Digital Invitations: With the increase in technology and the shift towards digital communication, more and more couples are opting for digital invitations for their weddings. This can include electronic invitations sent via email or text, or even interactive digital invitations that allow guests to RSVP and view wedding details online.
  15. Live Streaming Weddings: With the ongoing pandemic, many couples are opting to live stream their weddings so that friends and family who are unable to attend in person can still be a part of the special day.
  16. Virtual Planning: Many couples are using virtual platforms to plan their wedding due to the pandemic, this includes online wedding planning tools, virtual tours of venues, and virtual consultations with vendors.
  17. Smaller, Intimate Bridal Parties: Another trend that has emerged in response to COVID-19 is the desire for smaller, more intimate bridal parties. This allows couples to focus on their closest friends and family and gives them more control over the size of their wedding.
  18. Elopements: With the desire for smaller, more intimate weddings on the rise, elopements have become increasingly popular. These allow couples to exchange vows in a private, intimate setting with just a few close friends and family.
  19. Casual Dressing: More and more couples are opting for a more casual look for their wedding day. This could include wearing a suit instead of a tuxedo, or a simple dress instead of a ballgown.
  20. Video Conferencing for Virtual Guests: Some couples are inviting virtual guests to join the wedding day via video conferencing technology. This allows guests to see and hear the ceremony and the reception, and it can make the wedding more inclusive for those who are unable to travel.

In conclusion, weddings are a special occasion that can be tailored to individual preferences and this years trend reflects this; from micro-weddings, outdoor ceremonies, sustainable weddings to personalized decor, food trucks, and virtual planning. Each of these trends adds a unique and personal touch to the special day. The most important thing is to make sure that the wedding reflects the couple’s personality, style, and preferences.