2022 was a historic year for weddings. Coming back from a pandemic, we saw weddings in a whole new light. After two years of downsized or delayed nuptials, weddings came back in full force and felt more intentional than ever before. And 2023 will see that even more! Wedding personalization and breaking the norm are continuing to drive wedding trends in 2023. Couples will make their weddings entirely their own in 2023, so there is no standard template for 2023 weddings, making it more exciting. So what will trend in this new year? We have the top 8 trends that you will see everywhere in 2023.
While intimate weddings were born out of a need in the pandemic, many couples have embraced it like their own. A lot of couples in 2023 will opt for small intimate celebrations where they pay personalised attention to their guest list and also have fun. This will also extend to intimate destination weddings!
Now this is a new trend we are spotting, which makes absolute sense too! More and more couples are choosing to have a wedding announcement party right after the proposal- or a destination engagement which is a more relaxed celebration like a vacation with near and dear ones.
With people feeling so constrained for the last few years, couples will now go all out with events and activities that their guests can participate in. Think fun outdoor movie nights, games and fun activities that are an amazing way for couples to truly take in as much time with family and friends as possible.
Having unique moments at your wedding is going to be big in 2023. Having your wedding ceremony live painted or having a fun petal and bells bar for your guests to celebrate your wedding nuptials are some of the ways you can infuse this uniqueness to your 2023 wedding!
More and more brides are picking personal style over wedding fashion trends. They are opting for outfits and silhouettes that are non-traditional, making the bridal outfit their own. We are loving brides in pantsuits, jumpsuits and even fusion wear on their wedding day!
2023 weddings are going to be all about colour and joy! Rainbow décor started trending in 2022 and it will continue its march in 2023 as well. Florals in multi-colours are going to trend in 2023.
Right from non-floral wedding décor to eco-friendly wedding favors, sustainable weddings are going to be big in 2023. Couples are making conscious decisions to cut down on emissions by using local vendors and produce as well as reducing food wastage. In every part of wedding planning, efforts are being made to go sustainable.
Your wedding mandap is the focal point of your wedding day. Mandaps are getting more and more creative by the day along with wedding locations. Upside-down trees, weddings at the foot of the mountains, forest weddings, rustic boho mandaps – all these are going to trend in 2023!
lso dubbed the “night luxe vibe,” this trend is about evening weddings that translates to a post-wedding party at night. It’s a moody vibe and a reason to class things up: flash photography, the play of lights, drone shows, fireworks and so much more!
- Wedding Decor On A Budget? Include Stunning-To-Look-At Printed Linen In your Décor
Wedding décor is a wonderland that you can get lost in. Gorgeous flowers, pretty colours – it’s an endless world of happiness. But it also costs a pretty penny. So if you want to cut your wedding budget, you can simply do it with your wedding décor. And the solution to this woe is printed linens! Printed linens help a place look more colourful and bright without the need for extra flowers. You can have the entire mandap adorned with printed linens and they’ll still look pretty as floral arrangements. Here are fun and gorgeous ways to include printed linen in your wedding décor!
Love gendaphool? Say yes to your gendaphool love with this printed table set up!
How gorgeous are these floral drapes and the paper origami décor. Fun as well as pocket-friendly!
Nothing that a fun Ikat printed drape can’t do. It’s easy to source and looks stunning!
How cute is this décor set up? You can pick a theme like they did and do a bright happy colours without investing in any florals
All wedding have endless mandaps and canopy tents for guests to set under. Pick printed drapes instead of flower to jazz up the lounge area!
Save money by getting a printed tapestry for your haldi. You can have it personalised to reflect anything you and your family needs!
Save your pretty penny and go for a floral walkway instead of lining your aisle with kilos of flower petals. It’s beautiful as well as great on the wallet!
Instead of getting palm leaves or any tropical floral setup, pick printed backdrops like they did!
A great way to add personal touches to your wedding – illustrate designs and have them printed for your wedding décor!
Mandap decorations take up a huge chunk of your wedding décor budget when it comes to floral arrangements. Printed mandaps can help you cut on your wedding décor budget!
Table linen is the easiest and one of the prettiest ways to spruce up an event without spending a bomb on flowers!
How fun are these printed umbrellas? Makes for a great addition to an outdoor wedding event, especially a summer brunch!
- Muslim Brides Who Wore Indian Designers For Their Nikah
By now we’ve seen too many Indian brides donning impeccable outfits crafted by designers across the border, but little did you know that there are Pakistani brides who have worn outfits by Indian couturiers for their big day.
Now imagine a Sabyasachi lehenga styled in an unconventional way, well that’s indeed a sight to behold! And that’s exactly how we felt when we saw these Pakistani nikah outfits! So, go ahead and take some inspo if you wish to add a touch of uniqueness to your wedding ensemble.
Vivid and gorgeous, this panelled lehenga is a surefire showstopper with that embroidered hemline and a fresh palette.
Twirling in her muted glory, this Pakistani bride looked no less than a dream in her Payal Keyal lehenga. Looking for an extra glimmer? Then take cues from this bride who elevated her nikaah look with this sequinned, kalidar silhouette.
Current Fixation: timeless hues paired with a pastel dupatta with fringed elements. This Pakistani bride & bridesmaid duo dazzled away the Sangeet night in these mirrorwork lehengas that boast stunning craftsmanship. Rich in intricacy and a quintessential hue – who else is swooning over this gorgeous Sabyasachi lehenga? While we were gawking at this surreal bridal entry, we fell hard for the unique colour combination One for your reception or Cocktail night! This bride understood the assignment and ensured that her nikaah look made heads turn at the first glance. From the regal ensemble to minimal styling, everything about this bridal look screams beautiful.
- Chennai Wedding With Fabulous Decor & Offbeat Themes
Now here is a wedding which was very special in the truest sense! Every element in this wedding was thoroughly thought of, right from the themes to the decor to the couple’s outfits. Sneha and Ethan had a cross-culture wedding in Chennai, but the bride wanted the groom and his family to experience an Indian wedding in its full glory, and this one was definitely glorious. The decor had a unique charm, and we loved how everything came together.
The couple met at University of Chicago where they were pursuing their respective courses.
The Mehendi at the Hilton Chennai was done in an authentic Rajasthani style. Every single element be it the centerpieces or the carpets or the cabana fabric was sourced made-to-order by artisans from across Rajasthan. A unique concept of a haat was implemented at the Q-Bar Hilton which featured stalls like perfume bars, tarot reading, bangle making, rice engraving, and goodies in potli bags to name a few. The mood of the evening was to recreate the beauty of the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur with the bridal corner having multi-colored stained glasses and hand-painted arches.
The Wedding was held at Sneha’s ancestral family temple. To continue the thematic feel of the previous evening, red patola print fabrics flanked a 100-feet pillared walkway we’d created at the temple and intertwined with floral chandeliers and motif fabric danglers to segue into the South Indian feel for the wedding. The Mandap was built with Chettinad pillars and a backdrop of a completely floral Meenakshi Sundareshwar artwork.
The couple wanted an informal walkaround reception hence the theme was based on Pushkarini – the concept of a waterbody in the center of any temple in India (Theppa Kulam). These are filled with lotuses by day and diyas by night. We created a massive 40 ft x 30 ft pond filled with water, lotuses, rose petals, and diyas with all seating planned around this pond.
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