Wedding Ideas to Make Your Day Truly Unique


  1. Ceremony Friday, Party Saturday: Some couples are opting for a civil wedding ceremony one day and a religious ceremony the next, separating sacred and profane aspects for more creative party possibilities.
  2. Dutch Masters–Inspired Florals: Artful, fruit-dripped tablescapes and darker floral arrangements influenced by Dutch Masters are gaining popularity.
  3. To-Go Wedding-Cake Slices and Dessert Stations: A departure from traditional table service, to-go cake slices and themed dessert stations are becoming prevalent.
  4. Drone Shows: Drone shows are replacing traditional fireworks, offering a customizable and environmentally friendly spectacle.
  5. Wedding Stylists: Couples are investing in stylists for their wedding wardrobes, embracing non-traditional dresses and giving the wedding party more freedom.
  6. Digital Guest Books: Traditional guest books are making way for immersive digital experiences, allowing couples to relive special moments through photos, videos, and audio messages.
  7. Tonal Design Palettes: Clients are drawn to tonal palettes, embracing color while maintaining sophistication and restraint.
  8. Documentary-Style Photography: Couples are prioritizing candid, documentary-style photography and real-time social content creation.
  9. Restaurant Receptions: Restaurants are being considered for more than just rehearsal dinners, providing a unique and personalized wedding venue.
  10. Private Ceremonies: Intimate, private ceremonies are on the rise, allowing couples to exchange vows in serene settings.
  11. Over-the-Top Guest Dress Codes: Encouraging adventurous guest fashion with creative dress codes is gaining popularity.
  12. Male Brooches: Unique accessories like brooches are making their way into men's fashion for a whimsical yet elegant touch.
  13. Meaningful, Nonformal Menus: Personalized menus, including family recipes or dishes with special significance, are becoming more common.
  14. Wedding Crests: Custom logos or crests are being used throughout weddings for branding, moving beyond traditional monograms.
  15. Negative Space: Embracing negative space in tented events creates impactful design moments.
  16. Champagne Towers: The classic Champagne tower is making a comeback, adding a touch of glamour to celebrations.
  17. Sustainability: Couples are increasingly mindful of sustainability in wedding elements, from trinkets to decor.

Vogue also highlights trends that are on the decline, such as sweetheart tables, farewell brunches, bows, large bridal parties, traditional cake cuttings, the white-and-green color palette, formal departures, and matching bridesmaids dresses. Couples are opting for more personalized and unconventional approaches to their weddings, steering away from rigid traditions for a more authentic and dynamic celebration.