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The desire to enhance intimacy and reduce wedding costs have only increased since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic emerged. As more couples opt for

Day Two of Derek and Esti's incredible micro-wedding in Upstate New York on a private, beautiful lake bordering Adirondack Park near Lake George.

Micro weddings are popular for so many reasons and they’re some of our favorites. Small weddings allow for couples to have a smaller guest list and make their big day feel more intimate. Plus, if your budget allows for it, having a micro wedding means there is more money available to spend on other parts

Small Wedding Ideas for 50 Guests: Enchanting Intimacy on Your Special Day - OMG Hitched

It's fall, ya'll and this micro wedding at Wavering Place is hittin' us right in the feels with the most incredible fall hues. No creative stone was left

Planning a small wedding? These ideas will inspire you to plan a more intimate wedding ceremony this year instead of a traditional wedding!

Small weddings are trending—and it's not just because they're easier on the budget! See these creative ideas for small weddings that are still brimming with style.

Not feeling a big, stressful wedding? Here are 10 ideas to plan a small, intimate wedding that is unique and personal to you.

I will never stop thinking about this wedding because it truly was perfect in every way. The couple had an intimate wedding with just their families in the Outer Banks, North Carolina. Capturing their wedding was seriously such a joy! See how their entire day came together from the waterfront ceremony to a backyard beach house wedding reception.

Micro Weddings might just be the new elopement! If you’re not sure what a micro wedding is, first take a second to read up about them in our recent feature: Trending Now: Micro Weddings. In true micro wedding style, Cindy and Mike’s wedding was intimate and absolutely stunning- not a single detail left out! C + M wed in a gorgeous garden venue called Terrain at Styers.