Wedding trends during Pandemic
Last year, we all thought about a new normal, but none of us were sure that it will really be normal so soon. Because of the pandemic, several people postponed their weddings in 2020, anticipating that things will return to normal. We may have wished to return to old ways of celebrating, but here we are in 2021, in the midst of the second and much more destructive wave of coronavirus. As a result, there have been some shifts in the way we work and celebrate.
Thankfully, unlike last year, weddings are still permitted, but with stringent limitations and health regulations.
People are experimenting with various methods within the confines of the law in order to make their marriage more viable and interesting.
Let’s take a look at some of these patterns that could persist long after the pandemic has passed.
1. Virtual Preparation and Planning
Anything that can be done online is being done online, including working from home and shopping from home. These days, this also involves wedding arrangements. All is done online, from virtual meetings with prospective wedding planners to virtual venue tours.
2. Intimate Wedding Scenes
Your wedding can still be grand even if your guest list is thin. Not only are there government laws limiting the number of people permitted at weddings, but people are also opting out of mandatory weddings. Since the guest list is typically limited to family and close friends, RSVPs are more essential than ever.
Animal abuse is becoming more widely recognized, which is why we do not want a horse at our wedding. Furthermore, vintage cars are a visual treat and allow the groom to dance and enjoy himself with his closest friends on his way to the wedding. It can also be used as a prop to catch photogenic memories that will last a lifetime. Despite the many sacrifices associated with weddings during the pandemic, a vintage car can still bring some joy and excitement to small weddings.
You just get married once in your life. Rent a vintage car instead of compromising.
4. Destination Weddings
Destination weddings have been on the wish lists of many wealthy people for a long time, but they are becoming increasingly common these days. Since the guest list is small, people would have more money to spend. As a result, people are preparing outstation weddings to their dream destinations, which are located far away from cities with lower infection rates.
5.Social Media Streaming
Even on mobile broadband plans, the bandwidth allows us to stream live video over the internet. Since many people who avoid traveling during inclement weather can still be present at their loved ones’ weddings, social media streaming has grown in popularity.
