Micro Weddings

A Micro wedding typically only has 50 guests or less, a reception or dinner, floral, photography, toasts and everything in between. It includes all that a large wedding would entail, but on a MUCH smaller, modest, and more manageable scale. A micro wedding allows for focus to be purely on the couples themselves. These intimate celebrations can still be styled, themed, and include old or new traditions.

Older traditions of grand church weddings are evolving as more and more couples are choosing a modest affair. Though no two weddings are alike, couples are opting for a more intimate wedding. Micro weddings not only allow you to save money, but allows the couple to be in a more relaxed atmosphere surrounded by their closest family and friends. Having a micro wedding allows you to have a higher-end dinning experience as venues and restaurants are more accessible to smaller groups. Embodying this type of wedding allows your to rethink traditions, make your own, and even allows you to gather with the same group of friends or family for future anniversaries. Smaller weddings open up a vast variety of locations and destinations that are budget friendly.

These types of weddings can be a beautiful intersect between 'all or nothing'. They are ideal for those who may want to forgo the large wedding or those who fell the wedding planning process is overwhelming. Micro weddings allow you to maintain a budget without having to sacrifice the details. In going with a smaller wedding, it allows for your photographer to capture more of the intimacy and preciousness that is your wedding day.

Newly Engaged Couples
Couples wanting romance + intimacy
Couples planning a destination wedding
Cost- Conscious Couples
Couples having multiple ceremonies to include family unable to travel
Second Marriages
Vow Renewals
Couples who have booked same day or next day travel for their honeymoon

What is a Micro Wedding?

Is a Micro Wedding Right for you?

Benefits of a Small or Micro Wedding

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