Micro Weddings

My heart breaks for couples who have had to postpone their weddings this year. However, you can still celebrate on your wedding day, and here’s how! I was recently chatting with Billie of Best Day Ever Event Planning and she had some wonderful insight into why you should consider a micro wedding. She also provided some ideas of beautiful locations that would be perfect for your special day. 

“I’ve been advocating couples find every way to exchange their vows on their original wedding date since my clients began calling with concerns about postponing their weddings due to coronavirus.  I’m a big fan of marriage and in keeping the focus there, a micro wedding is the answer.  You circled that date on your calendar many months ago and it’s been on your heart since that day.  You can celebrate with family and friends on your new date, but if you choose to go ahead with a micro wedding, for now, you’ll get to celebrate your anniversary for years to come on your original wedding date.”

Beautiful locations for a micro wedding include:

College grounds  (TCNJ, Rider, Princeton)

Golf Courses 

Historic building in your town (I’ve had clients get married on the front porch of a family member’s historic home)

Local scenic farm (thinking Terhune Orchards)

Local vineyard or orchard  (Hopewell Valley Vineyard)

Lavender farm (there are a couple in the Princeton area)

Lake Community (Lake Carnegie)

BNB (plenty in New Hope/Lambertville area)

Park (Mercer County park has several pretty areas) 

If you’ve had to postpone your big wedding but would love to still celebrate, reach out to us! We are keeping up to date on all state and local mandates and can help navigate a safe way to celebrate! 

Jill : www.JillLynnPhotography.com