Let’s face it. This pandemic has been the worst thing to happen to weddings since, well, ever. Everything has changed. The world has stopped. And it feels like there’s not much that we can do about it apart from to accept the fact. But it doesn’t have to be all sad news and postponed dates. There’s a silver lining in all of this. There are incredible benefits to a small wedding with only 50 guests, and you need to know exactly why this is the new norm we all need.<\/p>\n
As much as many soon-to-be-married couples hope to still have a traditional wedding where they can invite as many people as they want, with the pandemic, it simply can’t be done. The upside to this all is that now, there’s a new norm that’s beneficial for both everyone’s health, and will make the entire wedding event a lot easier to do and more affordable to have. These are the benefits of a wedding with only 50 guests.<\/p>\n
An intimate wedding usually consists of somewhere between 20 to 50 guests. One of the biggest worries every couple encounters when planning a big wedding is the overall cost. A smaller, more intimate wedding of only 50 people, means that there are fewer things to spend on. Less food, less decoration, and a smaller venue mean a more affordable wedding party. You can save your money or put it towards a new home or your dream honeymoon.<\/p>\n
With a big wedding party, you need to consider everyone’s transportation, accommodation, and meals during the reception. One good thing about a small wedding event is that you don’t have such a big number of guests to worry about. This results in less work for both you and your wedding planner. You can keep things simple and the entire planning process won’t take up so much of your time, and it won’t be as stressful as what a traditional wedding of 100 people is usually like.<\/p>\n
A lot of the time, a wedding venue is the first problem every couple has to solve when planning a wedding. Venues that are big enough to accommodate 100 or more people are usually limited in number, and therefore, more expensive. Not to mention how hard it is to work around a venue’s availability if there’s only a few that’s able to accommodate a big wedding party. This is a problem that you don’t have to worry about with a wedding with only 50 guests. You have more choices for wedding venues. It won’t be too difficult to book one on a specific date that you’re aiming for. With an intimate wedding, you can have your reception at a restaurant, a small hotel, and even a beautiful home. The possibilities are endless.<\/p>\n
With fewer problems and people to worry about, this opens up the opportunity to be more creative for your wedding. From decorations to the program, your music to the catering, and what you’ll have done for your photoshoots, you can do everything and anything you want. With this creative freedom, you can have a far more personalized wedding set up. You can plan according to everything you and your partner wants, without worrying about how it will cost. You could quite literally have the wedding of your dreams.<\/p>\n
The ultimate advantage of a small wedding party is that it is simply a lot less stressful than handling a bigger event. You won’t get tired or overwhelmed like you would with a big wedding. You don’t have to worry about too much. And because of this, you’ll be able to really enjoy what’s important. You can take your time planning your weddings, and on the big day, you can spend more time with your family and friends, enjoying the moment and having a good time.<\/p>\n
Above all else, with a small, intimate wedding, you can actually take-in every moment, and enjoy every second of your big day. Ask anyone who has had the experience of a big wedding, and they will tell you just how fast the entire day goes by, and how little time they had to actually sit back and relax. A small wedding may just be the one thing that we’ve all been missing. It’s the only way for you to truly be able to cherish every moment of your beautiful wedding day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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