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WEDDINGS:
What’s in vogue
Content creation, romantic reds, outfit changes and winding aisles are just
some of the latest stand-out features
eddings today are Cinematic and retro photography The wardrobe
about bold colours styles are popular, as are efforts With all the pre- and post-wedding events
Wand nature-inspired towards sustainable and smart being celebrated these days, it is not just
décor. There’s a move towards spending through rented or second- the wedding dress that has become the
intimate gatherings and creative hand attire. main fashion focus, but also the outfits for
experiences like live tattooing. the wedding’s ancillary events. Extending the
You’ll also notice multiple Bows, in all forms, are still favoured; fashion moment beyond the wedding dress
outfit changes as well as a we’re talking big bows, little bows is bigger than ever: this includes having
shift towards relaxed wedding and everything in between. Whether attire for everything from the engagement
formats with non-traditional they adorn the wedding dress, party, the rehearsal dinner and hen party,
attire and seating. hair accessories, shoes, stationery, right down to wedding dress shopping looks
signage, table settings or cake tables, and the honeymoon airport outfit.
you’re bound to spot them.
With more and more couples wanting to
keep the party going on for longer – and
with the after-party being bigger and bolder
than ever – brides and grooms are now
adding a wardrobe change as a ‘second
look’. Whether it’s to feel more comfortable
for dancing the night away or to create a
wow moment on the dance floor, this may
be a throwback to the ‘going away outfit’
your mom or dad may have worn.
We are noticing more couples choosing to
have their wedding ceremony in circular
seating formats or in a winding or curved
aisle design. Switching up the set-up is
another way to create a more personalised
experience for guests, making everyone
feel included in the ceremony. A circle
symbolises unity and eternity,
which makes it a perfect fit
for a wedding ceremony.
Cherry coded
A distinguishing feature of weddings this
year has been cherry-coded details. Modern
couples have been looking for ways to
infuse the tart tone and berry detail into
their wedding wardrobe, make-up, wedding
menus and mood boards.
From dramatic floral arrangements to subtle
pops of colour in candlesticks, stationery
and bridal party attire, as well as at the hen
party, this colour – of love and passion –
certainly stands out.
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