contrasting designs

Wedding homecoming dresses stationery is typically clean and elegantly monogrammed. So unless you’re going all out with the mid-century color and pizzazz (e.g. bright vintage patterns and kitschy décor), we say stick to the chic and minimalist approach for your wedding invites.

Add a fresh touch with an acrylic-inspired stationery style and a bold envelope—a gorgeous treat for your guests’ mailboxes! Tie this theme in with your name cards and menu, and your guests will be “eating up” this stylish, modern vibe.

When it comes to a mid-century palette, it’s all about saturation and contrast. Try a neutral green and white combo for your florals to make a fresh, stunning impact. The greenery will be sure to add a loose, organic contrast to your venue’s clean lines and geometric angles.

Play up the outdoor space with big cacti and tropical planters. And don’t new evening dresses forget to use the natural colors of the space for unique décor and stunning photo ops!

A smaller wedding doesn't have to mean less, go big with the rest!
Because your guest lists have narrowed down, you can be more flexible with your budget. If you want to serve everybody fresh lobsters, have a weekend destination wedding, or thinking about buying the most expensive dress – the one you thought you can't afford before, well now you can!!!

Have you always wanted a big wedding? if the answer is no than Corona just did you a favor. Smaller weddings mean less stress. Think of your wedding short prom dresses as a "limited access event". You can have the most fantastic wedding that your family will talk about for years and no one will resent you for not inviting them, it was after all a matter of life and death.

Life is about going with the flow. You need to be ready to change all your wedding plans again and again due to the epidemic news and forecast. Pick an outdoor venue or plan an intimate ceremony now and a big party later, just don’t give up on your wedding! Eventually, it will turn out great and even if not, you still have each other.

Focus on what really matters. Spending months or even a year to plan the perfect wedding makes you forget what weddings are all about, love and family. If you end up postponing the wedding anyway it's because you really want your loved ones to be there and not just cause the caterer cancelled.