7 Wedding Trends to Look Out for in 2020 Before You Get Ready to Walk Down the Aisle

Time doesn’t stand still, and new ideas appear that will help make your wedding modern, stylish, and interesting every year. Wedding 2020 – what are its trends?

Pastel shades were more popular than bright colors in the wedding decor for some time, but now fresh and juicy combinations are back in trend! Both couples and decorators missed the saturated colors. According to Pantone, the color of 2019 was Live Coral. And in 2020, according to preliminary data, the main color will be blue. So, we will see many bright weddings in 2020. But choosing a wedding palette, be guided by the general concept and your own taste and not by fashionable trends. If you want a wedding in soft beige, don’t rush to give up your preferences and blindly follow fashion.

The bohemian style trend introduced us to pampas grass which harmoniously looks in almost any decor, and its color will fit perfectly into any color palette. It will be used in bouquets, table decorations, ceremony design, as part of complex compositions or in mono compositions, without flowers at all. If you are planning a wedding in natural colors, focusing on natural materials, then definitely say “yes” to pampas grass.

The circle is a symbol of infinity and unity. Look at how many options it has – from fresh flowers, green garlands, and vines to pampas grass with light bulbs decor! You will definitely succeed in creating a symbolic and personalized zone for the ceremony when putting rings on each other as a sign of your love and create a family in the circle of your closest ones.

Now you will not surprise anyone with a magnificent feast. Beautiful and high-quality food, elegant and unusual serving of dishes are the trend. Please guests with an original combination of tastes, fresh farm products, and tables with seafood. Food should be an organic addition to the evening. Let the wedding be remembered with vivid emotions, not food. By the way, if you choose catering, then give preference to companies that use biodegradable packaging and utensils rather than plastic. Concern for nature and informed consumption is the most important trend of all time.

Black color has long ceased to be considered “non-wedding.” The main thing is to be able to correctly place accents in the decor so that the severity and conciseness inherent in black turn into the decoration of your holiday.