When it comes to weddings, bigger definitely doesn’t always mean better.  This year, micro weddings are clearly in. These smaller celebrations, typically limited to around 50 guests or fewer, change the way your wedding days work, from your venue to your vendors and everything in between. 

The best part? These micro celebrations can very well feel more special, less hectic, and less stressful than large weddings do. The different parts of the planning process are less extensive and complex, you’ll have more time during the reception for longer conversations with each of your loved ones, and, of course, you cut down significantly on the costs of your wedding day as well. Plus, during the pandemic, micro celebrations help keep everyone healthy too. 

Whether you’ve always liked the idea of a smaller, more intimate wedding ceremony, or you’re planning a safer celebration in the days of COVID-19, this expert advice from Zola will help you. Our friends at Zola crafted this list based on their years of experience planning (and attending!) weddings.  In the blog, they go over what exactly makes for a micro wedding, what a “minimony” and a “sequel wedding” are, and how to decide between a micro wedding and elopement. The post also discusses the best ways to plan for your smaller celebration.

Use their tips to ensure that your planning stress levels are just as “micro” as the guestlist for your special day!

Are you ready to get married?  Your marriage is a cause for celebration, even if it has to look a little different. As a seasoned team of Atlanta wedding planners, we’re here to help you plan an intimate, tasteful, and elegant wedding that is still full of joy. That’s why we offer high-touch, customizable micro and intimate wedding packages for couples who won’t let a big speed bump get in the way of their Big Day.  Contact us for your complimentary consultation.