Things we did at our Micro- Wedding🤍

Planning a micro-wedding offers a unique opportunity to celebrate love in a more personal and intimate setting. With the trend soaring in popularity, many couples are opting for smaller guest lists that focus on meaningful connections. Our micro-wedding was held in Seattle, a city known for its stunning backdrops and eclectic charm. Limitations like keeping the guest list under 50 people allowed us to curate a more personal experience and save costs without sacrificing style. For those interested in DIY options, I successfully created my bridal look with the help of a friend who did my makeup, and I styled my own hair. This not only kept us within budget but also added a layer of love and personalization to my special day. Traditional aspects of weddings, such as bridesmaids, can also be adjusted. In our case, I had my closest friends and family wear green outfits that made us feel united, yet retained an informal vibe. One highlight was our choice of cake—a beautifully crafted marble cake that was not just visually stunning but also deemed the best we ever tasted. Serving homemade appetizers created with love from my friend's mom showcased how intimate gatherings can be filled with affection and care. All our photography and videography were handled by friends, creating an atmosphere where everyone felt relaxed and at home. This approach gave our wedding an authentic touch, capturing genuine moments amid the laughter and tears of joy. A small venue, strict guest policies like no children allowed, and personal touches like exchanging vows underscored our commitment. Overall, planning a micro-wedding can be a heartwarming and beautiful journey.