The coronavirus has changed a lot of things in the world and weddings are no exception. So, it?s safe to assume that whether you?re hosting a wedding or attending one, there will be new rules and etiquette to follow.
Aside from following government regulations (where applicable), the rules that you as a host put in place will largely be up to you. The only important part is communicating those rules to your guests and enforcing them.
Wondering how to navigate hosting a wedding in the COVID-19 age" Let?s look at the new etiquette standards when it comes to your big day.
1. Think About Safety

First things first: decide which safety measures you will implement at your event. Will you require masks" A COVID-19 test" Enforce social distancing" Nothing at all" It?s understandable that you may feel they are unnecessary, especially if your guest list consists of only your immediate family and closest friends, but some people may find it unnerving if the event appears to be a free-for-all. At the very least, make sure to implement social distancing wherever possible, and provide hand sanitizer on site. You may also want to have a few masks on hand just in case someone decides to wear one.
2. Give Guests a Heads Up
Once you?ve decided on what safety measures will be in place, make sure to make them clear on the invitation or a guest information card. No one wants to be surprised by a mask mandate upon arrival.
Even if there are no specific requirements, in...