Small Wedding Ideas for Your Imitate Affair

Published on: March 4, 2020March 4, 2020Author: ProWeddingInvitesComment: 0

When it comes to wedding celebrations, many couples agree: size matters.Fewer people means more personalized celebrations.The bride and groom have more time to spend with their guests, the group gets to know each other, and each contributes to the wedding in their own way.Intimate celebrations seem to have certain benefits.

Maybe you grew up dreaming about your perfect wedding and knowing exactly what you wanted for that special day.Or maybe you’ve just gotten engaged and are thinking about getting married for the first time.Whatever, you need to plan ahead and think of the best wedding that will make you and your partner happy!

If you are going to have a small wedding instead of a “party of the year” wedding, stick with us.One of the most important things to remember when planning a wedding is that this is your big day.Try to be creative and to make it special for you and your significant other half as much as ou can ! Take the seating arrangements for example.Have some fun with the seating arrangements by mixing and matching chair styles, opting for benches, floor cushions, or hay bales instead of foldout metal chairs. Your guests can see all the special designs.More ideas?Go on reading!

Limit your guest list (this is a given!)
Choose a small venue—Think more along the lines of country barns, small restaurants, art museums, or backyards
Eliminate the need for ceremony seating and host a standing ceremony. Guests will naturally circle you and your soon-to-be husband/wife creating a close, tight-knit feel that brings everyone together
Have your guests sit “family style” during dinner. One long table instead of multiple tables creates a more casual and intimate setting
Don’t worry about hiring a wedding band that could draw attention away from you and your new special someone. Stick with an iPod playlist and a good sound system
Choose vendors and coordinators that specialize in small weddings
Make a list of the top three things you want to splurge on for your big day. It could be anything from food and drinks to eye-opening entertainment. Make a point to set aside money for those things or at least one of them so you can splurge!
If you’re planning a backyard wedding: make sure there will be no construction going on near your home during the wedding—call your local town hall or ask someone who might know about upcoming construction projects. Also, inform you neighbors that there will be more than the usual amount of people parking on your block on that day.