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Writer's pictureScott Fehlinger

Wedding Trends 2025: What's In and What's Out for the Year Ahead

As we step into a new year, the world of weddings continues to evolve with fresh trends and innovative ideas shaping the way couples celebrate their love. From fashion and decor to technology and sustainability, the wedding landscape is ever-changing. In this blog post, we'll take a look at the latest wedding trends for 2025, highlighting what's in and what's out for the year ahead.


Bride and her guests raising a glass to toast love.


Micro Weddings Are In, Large Gatherings Are Out:

  • Intimate micro weddings continue to rise in popularity, offering couples a more personal and meaningful celebration with their closest loved ones.

  • Large, extravagant weddings with hundreds of guests are taking a backseat as couples opt for smaller, more intimate affairs that prioritize quality over quantity.

Groom popping champagne at his outdoor micro wedding.

Sustainable Celebrations Are In, Excessive Waste Is Out:

  • Eco-friendly weddings are becoming increasingly popular as couples embrace sustainable practices to reduce waste and minimize their environmental impact.

  • Single-use plastics, excessive packaging, and disposable decor are out, replaced by eco-conscious alternatives like compostable tableware, upcycled decor, and locally sourced flowers.

Eco friendly wedding tablescape.

Virtual Elements Are In, Traditional Invitations Are Out:

  • With the rise of technology, virtual elements are making their way into weddings, allowing couples to connect with guests who are unable to attend in person.

  • Traditional paper invitations are being replaced by digital invites, wedding websites, and live-streaming services, offering flexibility and inclusivity for guests near and far.


Hannah and Daniel's Wedding Website

RSVP virtually to Hannah and Daniel's Wedding

Personalization Is In, Cookie-Cutter Weddings Are Out:

  • Couples are embracing unique and personalized touches to make their weddings truly their own, from custom decor and signature cocktails to personalized vows and interactive experiences.

  • Cookie-cutter weddings that lack personality and individuality are becoming a thing of the past as couples seek to infuse their celebrations with meaning and authenticity.


Signature Wedding Cocktail.

Inclusive Celebrations Are In, Traditional Gender Roles Are Out:

  • Weddings are becoming more inclusive and diverse, with couples breaking away from traditional gender roles.

  • Outdated customs and traditions that reinforce gender stereotypes are being replaced by inclusive language, diverse representation, and ceremonies that celebrate love in all its forms.


Bride and Groom celebrating love.

As we look ahead to 2025, weddings continue to evolve and adapt to reflect the values, preferences, and identities of modern couples. From intimate micro weddings and sustainable celebrations to virtual elements and inclusive practices, the wedding trends of the year ahead prioritize authenticity, meaning, and connection. By staying informed and embracing these trends, couples can create weddings that are not only on-trend but also deeply reflective of their love story and values.

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