But, like almost everything associated with planning a wedding, these ceremonies, too, can come with their own set of challenges. “I feel like smaller weddings put a lot less stress on the bride,” Amber says. “But in some cases, it puts more stress on them because they have to cut guest lists,. It can be very daunting, when one aunt can come and others can’t. How do you choose your favorite aunt?” With a microwedding comes plenty of creativity. Some brides choose to wear lace or pearl studded masks, while others are providing individual monogrammed bottles of hand sanitizer for guests. Some have even moved their venues outdoors, away from enclosed spaces. 2020 has also been the year for more creative wedding bands and engagement rings. Couples have had more free time to enjoy the engagement ring-buying process together, resulting in more unique looks to match their unique relationships. Still, no matter the rings you choose, or how big your wedding will be, it’s important to remember it’s all about the celebration of your love.
Perrywinkle’s Polished Rail Men’s Wedding Band, WB120.
Perrywinkle’s Halo Pear Engagement Ring, ER437
Perrywinkle’s Men’s diamond brushed Wedding Band, WB121.
Perrywinkle’s 3 Stone Oval and Pear Accents Engagement Ring, ER6417.
Perrywinkle’s Sandpaper Finish Bricks Men’s Wedding Band, WB119
Perrywinkle’s Baguette & Round Wedding Band, ER271.
Perrywinkle’s Vintage Oval Double Row Engagement Ring, ER418.
Perrywinkle’s Halo Oval Double Halo Split Shank Engagement Ring, ER6378.
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