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Berry-topped cakes: a fresh
new take
It’s not just the wedding wardrobe
and décor getting the fruity
treatment! Cherry and berry-covered
cakes are an increasingly common
feature at weddings, boasting
an array of fresh strawberries,
blueberries and cherries. However,
these aren’t your classic fruit-topped
cakes: we’re seeing berry-filled
cake tops, which not only create a
stunning visual impact, but also add
a huge dollop of romance to the
celebration.
Content creators
Content creators are becoming an
essential wedding supplier for many
couples. If you are all about getting
the perfect image for your social
media pages or video, then this type
of wedding service that’s gaining
momentum is for you. In addition to a
great professional photographer and
videographer, couples are now adding
a wedding content creator to their party can relax and be present on sets to high-energy party bands,
day for more casual, ‘in the moment’ the day, rather than spending time entertainment is all about creativity
footage. on phones posting footage and and connection.
images from the wedding.
Unlike a photographer or a The entertainment has expanded to
videographer (which are two crucial Entertainment include hybrid music experiences
wedding suppliers to include on your If there is one thing that separates a (bands and DJs), cinematic and
team of professionals), a wedding good wedding from an unforgettable documentary-style films, multi-
content creator is booked to show up one, it’s the music. It doesn’t just sensory engagement beyond visuals,
on the special day and shoot behind- fill the air; it sets the tone, ignites and wellness activities like mini-
the-scenes images and videos on a emotions and creates memories that tournaments.
phone, creating social media-worthy last a lifetime. Couples are prioritising
content to post in real time and the making of personalised Many couples are choosing to host
afterwards, so you and your wedding memories: from intimate acoustic unplugged ceremonies, where guests
are kindly asked to put away their
electronic devices. This results in a
more present experience for everyone,
and a particularly intimate and
meaningful experience for the bride
and groom.
Incorporating local cultural elements
like gumboot dances into a wedding is
a fun and unique way for a couple to
share their South African heritage with
the guests.

Another innovative way to celebrate
is by making sustainability an integral
part of the celebration: using natural
décor like indigenous flowers and
stones as table centrepieces, or
having handcrafted items such as
woven baskets as wedding keepsakes
will create a lasting memory for the
guests.

*Article compiled by Stienie Greyling

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