Biggest wedding trends of 2021 From eco-friendly tree planting parties to palm readers, midweek weddings, '70s vibes and acts of gratitude, the latest wedding trends are eclectic and meaningful - and British-focused
There’s no way around it; Coronavirus, tier systems and being in and out of lockdown are going to have an influence on wedding trends this year. Whether it be adopting a “go big or go home” mentality to make up for lost time or just wanting to help the British economy bounce back from a dreadful year, 2020 is going to have a profound effect on how couple choose celebrate their big day.
There does seem to be two clear paths emerging out of 2020, those who are opting for more intimate dos so that they can focus on their nearest and dearest and those whose who are really in need of a party!
Unfortunately, 2021 is going to be another bumpy year for wedding and not only because of ongoing lockdowns but also all the postponed weddings from last year. On the plus side for those who’ve had to move their weddings back, at least they’ll have lots of time to be creative and put their own spin on the celebrations.
Here are some of the biggest trends to look forward to in 2021.
Buying British

It’s more important than ever to support British businesses and luckily it’s easy to do on your wedding day. Choose local businesses with local suppliers for your flowers, food, favours, and just about everything else!
More meaningful favours and gifts

In 2020 it was hard to show everyone how much we loved and appreciated them. This year we think we’ll see a lot more thought and attention going into favours and gifts as it’s the perfect opportunity to show everyone how much they were missed during your year apart.
Local seasonal food

Not only does this help stimulate local business, it’s also eco friendly and delicious. Win-win.
Traditional touches
Top notch entertainment
Sustainability
Full on Hollywood glamour
All weekend weddings
Breaking the rules
Heirlooms
Micro weddings
Weekday weddings
Lots of DIY
There’s no way around it; Coronavirus, tier systems and being in and out of lockdown are going to have an influence on wedding trends this year. Whether it be adopting a “go big or go home” mentality to make up for lost time, or just wanting to help the British economy bounce back from a dreadful year. 2020 is going to have a profound effect on how couple choose celebrate their big day in 2021.
There does seem to be two clear paths emerging out of 2020, those who are opting for more intimate dos so that they can focus on their nearest and dearest and those whose who are really in need of a party!
Unfortunately, 2021 is going to be another bumpy year for wedding and not only because of ongoing lockdowns but also all the postponed weddings from last year. On the plus side for those who’ve had to move their weddings back, at least they’ll have lots of time to be creative and put their own spin on the celebrations.
Here are some of the biggest trends to look forward to in 2021.
Buying British
It’s more important than ever to support British businesses and luckily it’s easy to do on your wedding day. Choose local businesses with local suppliers for your flowers, food, favours, and just about everything else!
More extravagant favours and gifts
In 2020 it was hard to show everyone how much we loved and appreciated them. This year we think we’ll see a lot more thought and attention going into favours and gifts as it’s the perfect opportunity to show everyone how much they were missed during your year apart.
Local seasonal food
Not only does this help stimulate local business, it’s also eco friendly and delicious. Win-win.
Top notch entertainment
It’s probably one of the things we’ve all missed the most (aside from friends and family) so it makes sense that people would want to big on entertainers, bands and DJs.
Full on Hollywood glamour
We think it’s safe to say everyone has had enough of being in the sweats and comfies! Don’t get us wrong it was great but we think 2021 will be the year of glamour from both the bride and groom as well as all the wedding guests. Any excuse to get dressed up right?
Breaking the rules
2020 gave couples a lot of time to think about what they really wanted from their weddings. Do you need the three tier traditional wedding cake or would you rather have a tower of doughnuts?! Do you need a dozen people in your wedding party or is there just a few special people you want to include? Maybe you don’t want to do the first dance, maybe you’d rather have a full on mosh pit. Whatever it is, it’s your wedding and now you know exactly what you want, rules are mean to be broken right?
Micro weddings
2020 made us all revaluate what’s truly important to us and it’s ok to want only your nearest and dearest to be present at your big day.
Weekday weddings
Everything is filling up fast in wedding industry and because people have had to wait so long many will be opting for a less conventional weekday wedding to avoid having to hold off saying “I do” for another year.
Thinking of getting married soon? Why not drop us a message and see how we can help create the wedding of your dreams, whatever that may be.