2020 has been...quite the year. Each one of us has had our own unique challenges, but we can all agree we’ve been put through the wringer. Together we’ve had to adapt to a new and unfamiliar world, and celebrating with you has been such a fantastic outlet.

As we look back on all of our STUNNING 2020 couples, were feelings ALL the feels. More than anything, though, we’re feeling thankful to everyone Celebrate Dallas has had the pleasure of serving this year. Being able to distract ourselves with so many sweet and joyful faces gave us all the love and light we’d been missing. Being apart of your special day, no matter how big or how small, has been such a privilege.

We love you and can’t wait to see all that 2021 has in store for us (fingers crossed it’s nothing but puppies, rainbows, and good health for all).

Meghann + Alex | Ritz Carlton Dallas

Michelle + Christian | The Emerson

Kayce + Nick | Hickory Street Annex

Taylor + Matt | Marie Gabrielle

Allison + Michael | Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Marianna + Nicholas | W Dallas - Victory

Hannah + Tyler | Stone Crest

Celeste + Trever | Mother of the Bride’s Backyard

Anna + Stephen | The Filter Building

Alexandria + Micah | Century Hall Fort Worth

Taylor + Andrew | BRIK

Loryn + Marcus | Warwick Melrose Hotel

Louisa + David | Hotel Crescent Court

Emily + Rachel | Firefly Gardens

Sophia + Joe | Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Photo | Created by NoahVia | Lela Rose Bridal’s Instagram — Photo | Created by Noah
Via | Lela Rose Bridal’s Instagram

Christanna + Ankit | The Orchard

Kaitlyn + Nathaniel | The Emerson

Love you lots,

Celebrate Dallas 💕

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2020 is here and with the new year comes new trends. We've done the research (we're weddingologists, thank you very much) and things like eco-friendly details, color mixing, and intimate weddings will be all over the wedding scene this year.

As you scroll through this post you might be thinking: I like and may want to incorporate one or two of these trends on my wedding day, but is that going to make my wedding trendy? Well, yes and no. Sure, your wedding will be on-trend (congrats you have great taste!), but that's not some awful kiss of death. Many brides stress over the idea of their wedding looking timeless, but the truth is no wedding is truly timeless. Wedding dresses, florals, venues, and even decor details follow the trends of the time. What we like now, even in their most classic and beautiful forms will be "dated" one day and that's okay. Your wedding day should be a reflection of what you and your spouse love and want to live on in your hearts and photo albums for decades. You do you, boo.

Here are 12 of our favorite 2020 wedding trends; take a look, take notes, and get trendy!