The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we work and travel, how we experience entertainment, and even how we get married.
Maybe you even know someone who had to postpone their wedding in the throes of COVID-19, or significantly shrink the size of their wedding festivities. These ?micro weddings? are becoming increasingly popular, and not just because of pandemic safety reasons. Micro weddings?celebrations with no more than 50 guests?are a great option for couples who are not interested in everything a large, more traditional celebration has to offer.
Thinking a micro wedding might be the right choice for you and your spouse-to-be" In this article, you?ll learn the pros and cons of a micro wedding so you can determine if it?s a good fit.
The Pros of a Micro Wedding
You?ll Save Money
This may be the most obvious benefit of scaling back your wedding celebration. Having a wedding with lots of guests also means booking a large venue, providing lots of food, requiring more serving staff, arranging more place settings and favors, and so on. These items can add up quickly. Having a micro wedding is a smart choice for couples who are looking to be budget-conscious on their big day.
You?ll Reduce Stress and Nerves
Are you overwhelmed at the idea of planning a big party" Does the idea of standing in front of tons of people stress you out" If the answer to either question is ?yes,? a micro wedding might be a better choice for you. For one thing, having a smaller ce...