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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!
The Less The Better
Photo | Jeff Brummett Visuals
Soft Pops of Color
Photo | Payge Stevens
Hanging Floral Installations
Photo | Outland Weddings
Textured Florals
Photo | Christina Childress
Personal Touches
Photo | Lauren Nicole Photography
Quirky Balloon Displays
Photo | Rob August
Intimate Ceremonies
Photo | Outland Weddings
Eco-Fetti and other Eco-Friendly Wedding Day Details
Photo | Christina Childress
Bold Color Mixing
Photo | Rob August
Curated Bridesmaid Style
Photo | Payge Stevens Photography
Insta Worthy Displays
Photo | Payge Stevens Photography
Specialized and Diversified Menus
Photo | Reigh Walker
What are your favorite 2020 Wedding trends?
As classic and beautiful as matching breezy bridesmaid dresses can be, a bride who puts a twist on tradition makes for an exciting change. Bridesmaids dresses have had their fair share of…questionable moments, but thankfully bridesmaid style is evolving. Long gone are the days of puffy sleeves, mega bows, and ruching; 2019 is all about your bridesmaids looking and feeling their best by your side.
Some brides give their crew free rein as long as they stick within a particular color palette. Others tailor their criteria a little more but still keep in mind the shapes, sizes, and tastes of their girl gang. Either way, trying something different can have some super dreamy payoffs. And as a bonus, bridesmaids are more likely to wear the outfit again!
Be it jumpsuits, sexy satin, or whimsical ruffles, whatever your bridesmaid style is, we've found something that'll fit you (we hope!). Here's some inspo from a few of our favorite stylish and unconventional bridal parties!
Suited Up
Photo Credit | Joshua Dwain
Groomsmen aren’t the only ones who can look dashing in a tailored suit. Forget traditional gender norms and suit up your bridesmaids in this fierce girl group look.
Silky Separates
Photo Credit | Pear & Bear Photography
Off the shoulder! Peasant tops! V necks! Separates are a fun way to mix and match a unique bridesmaid look.
Shades of Green (Or Whatever Color Your Heart Desires)
Photo Credit | Averie Claire
Go the semi-traditional route and give your bridal party a color scheme to work with — that way, each person can pick a dress that best fits them best.
Offbeat Jumpsuits
Photo Credit | Matt Lien Photography
Try something entirely outside of the box with a jumpsuit! You’re sure to turn heads and they’re perfect for dropping it low on the dance floor.
Ruffled and Whimsical
Photo Credit | Wynn Myers
Throw caution to the wind with something whimsical and bright. Although these dresses on their own don’t scream bridesmaid, together, they work for an eccentric and colorful affair.
Mismatched Styles
Photo Credit | Sara Monika
Complementary colors are a great way to match without matching. Each dress can have it’s own distinct style and color, but when they come together they won’t clash.
Bright and Color Blocked
Photo Credit | Olivia Rae James
With color-blocked bridesmaids, there’s no such thing as colors not matching, especially when they’re the pops of color in an otherwise sleek and minimalist ceremony.
A Satin Moment
Photo Credit | Ivy Road Photography
Who says bridesmaids can’t be a little sexy? I’m all for something a little extra saucy and satin walking down the aisle!
Bridesmaids in White
Photo Credit | Stanley Babb
White isn’t just for brides anymore. There’s something super modern and stylish about all-white bridesmaid moment.
Glitzy and Glam
Photo Credit | A Sea of Love
Some might say a glitzy gown pulls focus from the bride, but I say a little sequin magic never hurt anyone. Plus, on your wedding day, no amount of glitter is going to stop your friends and family from being all heart-eyed over you and your new spouse.
It's the sweetest part of a wedding, after the "I Do's", we're of course talking about the desserts. Most couples head the traditional route, ordering and designing a gorgeous cake that fits the wedding's theme.
CAKE | WHISK UNTIL SWEET
STYLING | CELEBRATE COLORFULLY
However, some brides are more adventurous and order specialty cakes in exciting or festive shapes.
CAKE | THE CAKE WHISPERER
And then there are brides who hate cake but, love sweets. And this is a post for designed for you! -- But, it's also for anyone who's willing to break tradition while still keeping it sweet.
CAKE POPS
They are the closest thing to cake, including the texture and taste. Cake pops also have all the style and grace without the size of a cake.
BAKERY | SWEET E'S BAKE SHOP, LA
pro tip: encourage your baker to use details from your wedding. Include your color scheme or even the details of your wedding gown!
CUPCAKES
Consider these guys the older, cooler, sibling to the cake pop. They're more mature, more filling, and have so much more potential.
CUPCAKES | MARTHA STEWART
CUPCAKES | MARTHA STEWART
ICE CREAM
This dessert will require some logistical creativity on behalf of your caterer but, how cool would this treat be? Ice Cream Sundae Bar, anyone?
ICE CREAM | COWBUNGA ICE CREAM
pro tip: serve this guy just as the party is heating up! Want to really surprise your guests? Consider hiring an ice cream truck.
GO FRENCH: MACARONS + CROQUEMBOUCHE
Go cultural and break the mold by combining these two French classics and designing an entire desserts table around the concept.
PHOTO | THAYER ALLYSON GOWDY
DONUTS
Do we really need to explain the joys of a donut tower?...didn't think so.
DONUT TOWER | ENGAGING EVENTS
#EVERYTHINGPLEASE
Can't make up your mind? Do it all! It's your big day after all, try a dessert samplings table to keep even your pickiest of guests satisfied.
DESSERTS | Francois Payard; Canele by Celine; La Maison de Macaron
The key here is to do what makes you (and your belly) happy. One day of cravings won't hurt you too much and the possibilities are endless. If you're still undecided on what to do for your wedding dessert talk with your baker/cater or head over to one of our MOST LOVED bakers Whisk Until Sweet for even more sweet inspiration. Happy eatings!