Even though some wedding trends are timeless, others fade year to year. So Insider asked wedding experts about the trends they expect to disappear in the coming year, and which ones will likely flourish. Don’t expect wedding registries to be filled with physical items Although we’re used to seeing items like kitchen essentials, home decor...
Weddings in 2021 have moved ahead, especially with the COVID vaccine’s distribution to the general public across the US. However, with breakthrough cases and higher contagion levels of the Delta variant, couples and pros are facing ever-evolving rules like mask mandates in various regions and, most recently, vaccine requirements at venues. Starting in mid-September, cities...
Many couples set their eyes on 2021 to host their big day with hopes of a semi-normal summer after a year of uncertainty. That normal summer didn’t come, but still, nearly half of couples with wedding dates in 2020 postponed their receptions until 2021 according to a study by The Knot. That means we’re seeing...
The year 2020 has certainly been a year that no one could have predicted. While there have been many disappointed couples forced to postpone their weddings into next year and beyond, some pairs have chosen to make the most of the situation and get married in a way they never originally planned. With so many...
The wedding industry is rebounding as the United States recovers from the pandemic. And with glimmers of normality in the air, more Americans are preparing to pop the question. “We’ve seen a resurgence in both engagement ring and wedding band sales as couples start returning to normal life,” Price Blanchard, chief customer officer and executive...
Wedding industry experts predict this fall to be one of the busiest ever for weddings after many couples postponed receptions or their entire wedding in 2020. According to a survey by The Knot, nearly half of couples, 47%, postponed their reception from 2020 to a later date, and 15% decided to postpone the entire wedding,...