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Congratulations on this exciting time of your lives! The proposal has been planned, the jitters of popping the question have disappeared and the engagement ring is shining bright as ever. With feelings of excitement, joy and love, this time can also make you feel a bit overwhelmed as you’re now beginning to realize you have to start planning for the big day. When do you have to book a venue? When should you book your beauty vendor? How far out do you have to book your florist? Photographer? Caterer? The list goes on!

It may seem that life is on a standstill from this pandemic, but our stories in this beautiful world are still continuing. This is just another challenge in that journey. And what do challenges teach us? They teach us how to become stronger. We may be quarantined at home, but that doesn’t mean we can’t work on our careers, our self-care and our relationships. This also means you don’t need to stop planning for your wedding!

These last 4 days have been a whirlwind for the world as the number of cases for COVID-19 continues to climb and social gatherings hit a halt. The events industry has been affected greatly and for many brides and grooms, the idea of postponing their wedding is becoming very real. As couples are confused, stressed and anxious, I’ve decided to create this blog post to help you take a few steps forward if you are finding yourself in this tricky situation.

1. Eco-Friendly

Enjoy bike riding, long walks on the beach or hiking? Then choose a local park, beach or trail! Make sure to pick a spot with a scenic background especially if you are thinking of hiring a photographer to capture the moment.

Red comes alive during the holidays, don’t you agree? Red stockings, red ribbons, red nails and even red coffee cups. And of course, we can’t forget the jolly, white-bearded man in his red suit!

1. Textures

Although we discuss the hand-painted cakes trend in our 5 Wedding Trends We Predict for 2020 blog, we are seeing the emergence of textured wedding cakes overall. And a lot of these textures are created by using a palette knife painting technique that many cake artists are loving.