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Published: 14 December 2020

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A lot of people will tell you that your engagement should last no more than 1 year and then you have to get married. That’s not true. You and your honey decide when, where, and how you want to get married. Most couples plan their wedding for 1 year, give or take. But this doesn’t mean that you also have to do so. If you don’t have a big enough wedding budget yet or want to plan a huge wedding (which needs time and effort) or decide to wait for the end of the pandemic or have some other reasons, that’s totally fine. You don’t have to put yourself under any time limits.

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Published: 30 November 2020

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This sweet wedding ritual might seem a little weird to some people, but many Americans love it. It’s cute and unusual. During this wedding unity ceremony, the bride and groom each make half of the sandwich (one of them puts peanut butter on a slice of bread and the other one does the same with fruit jelly). After that, they combine these halves to make a perfect delicious treat and eat it. Such a ritual can be fun and bring the couple joy from eating something delicious.

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Published: 09 December 2020

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In Guatemala, there is a curious wedding tradition. After the marriage ceremony, the guests are invited to the feast at the groom’s house. His mother welcomes hew new daughter-in-law by breaking a special white bell. It hangs at the entrance to the house and is filled with rice, various grains, and flour, which symbolize financial well-being. So, when the newlyweds come inside the house, the groom’s mother breaks this bell and wishes prosperity to the couple.

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Published: 27 November 2020

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This is a comparatively new and useful trend that helps make a wedding more environmentally-friendly. You can make or order organic confetti to throw at the bride and groom from natural leaves or flower petals. Some wedding venues today don’t allow artificial confetti because this creates a ton of trash that is hard to clean afterwards, decomposes very slowly, and pollutes our planet a lot. Instead, there appeared a trend to make confetti from fallen or green leaves and from flower petals. Also, whole flower petals can be used as confetti. Such throwing material looks much better than artificial confetti. And these tiny décor items decompose quickly and naturally.

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Published: 07 December 2020

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In 2021, wedding décor designers will keep their jobs, the most creative of them will even earn a fortune. That’s because a lot of people will always want to have a fancy and memorable wedding. In today’s reality, when you can’t invite a crowd of wedding guests, wedding décor and wedding photography will play an important role in making a wedding look chic. So, various creative wedding installations and arrangements will be trendy in 2021. It can be anything – hanging flower arrangements; arches and tunnels made from florals, lanterns, greenery, balloons, and various other materials; constructions made from ribbons or tapestry or potted plants; ceiling installations, etc. With small weddings and micro weddings, couples will have enough money to spend on classy wedding décor.

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Published: 25 November 2020

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The roots of this wedding tradition are in the colonization period when first Australian settlers came to the continent and were working hard to make it their new home. Very often, they didn’t have enough money to buy wedding rings, so they invented a new free-of-charge unity ritual – they threw a stone into a lake. This tradition symbolized the promise given by the newlyweds to each other to support each other and stay together in joy and sorrow.

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Published: 04 December 2020

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The basic wedding insurance policy usually costs somewhere around $100-500 (even premium options start from $175 and go up to $1,000). The coverage may go up to $200,000 or even to $1,000,000, depending on the contract, the cost of your policy, particular mishap, and other issues.

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Published: 23 November 2020

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It’s better to rent plates, cutlery, glasses, and other tableware instead of using plastic disposable items. It means less trash and it’s much more convenient for the guests and looks fancier. If you still want or need to use disposable pieces, there is a huge assortment of organic options these days – instead of plastic, buy paper or cardboard plates, wooden utensils, bamboo or palm leaf or betel nut tableware, etc. Research and choose the material you like and is available locally before you order a bunch of plastic utensils.

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Published: 02 December 2020

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Because of the pandemic, huge weddings with hundreds of guests are near impossible these days, so a lot of potential wedding guests won’t be able to be present at weddings. That’s why, in 2021, there will be more long and thematic wedding photoshoots, people will spend more money and time on their wedding photos – with smaller weddings, they will simply have more time and money on it. Couples will need a lot of high-quality and professionally-made photos to show everybody who couldn’t attend the event. More and more people will hire wedding photographers and videographers in 2021 to catch their happy day on cameras.

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Published: 20 November 2020

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Choose a DJ with experience in working events, working weddings, doing the shows, etc. Obviously, it can be too hard for a newbie to work a grand wedding for the first time. So, choose a professional. Because a good DJ can save the day when something goes wrong. And in general, your DJ is the host at the event, an audio man – he’s not just playing music, he’s making announcements, entertains the guests, etc. Good DJs are expensive but that’s because it’s a hard and responsible job.