As we enter the fourth month of the year, it’s intriguing to explore the trends that are shaping weddings in the coming season. Here’s what’s making waves:

• “Vogue” foresees the rise of the non-traditional wedding with the mandatory legal bits included. Veils are making a comeback, with room for individual styling.
• Expect bold, vibrant colour schemes reminiscent of retro vibes and disco themes. While the nostalgic ‘80s vibe prevails, timeless white and green is a classic choice. (Photo Ruth Black/Getty images)

• Combining ceremony and reception in one venue, ideally with onsite accommodation, continues to gain popularity. This allows for more intimate gatherings and works well for country or destination weddings. Who doesn’t love a whole weekend of celebrations?
• Sustainability and eco-friendliness are on the rise, showing up as renting attire, sourcing local products such as food or flowers, even embracing vintage or second-hand outfits.
• Wedding celebrants are becoming more common, with traditional church weddings rarer.
• Audio guest books, which are a fun way to capture your celebrations.
• According to “partylights.co.uk” ruffled cakes have been a popular choice, adding a whimsical choice to the dessert table. (Cakes and photos: “Kwento”, Kerri Lynne Photography; ”Rosie Wilde”

• Incorporating elements like pearls, ruffles, or bows to match your cake with your dress. So much fun!
• According to “partylights.co.uk” ruffled cakes have been a popular choice, adding a whimsical choice to the dessert table. (Cakes and photos: “Kwento”, Kerri Lynne Photography; ”Rosie Wilde”