The floral moon gate is a gorgeous ceremony backdrop option for cool couples.

Attending a Zoom hen party, sending e-vites, live streaming your day for guests who can't make it - technology has played a pivotal role in weddings during the pandemic and it's here to stay!

From wedding websites to scheduling apps, there are lots of ways that tech can make planning a wedding easier, and, now that we've got the hang of live streaming, it remains a great choice for including elderly relatives, friends who live abroad, friends with young babies, and anyone else who can't be there in person.

Is there anything cooler than a bride in a jumpsuit? Most bridal designers include at least one jumpsuit in their collections, and it's a wedding trend that's starting to be reflected off the catwalks too, on both brides and bridesmaids.

They're cool, comfy, and often coming with pockets, and we want to see more of them, please!

Essentials for this one include palm leaves, pineapples, bright flowers and more plastic flamingos than you can shake a (limbo) stick at! Oh and cocktails, lots of cocktails! 

While round tables were a mainstay in weddings for decades, long tables are where it's currently at. They won't work in every space but if they do, they're a simple way to encourage mingling.

This trend is all about forgoing the buttercream and sponge wedding cake and opting for tiers upon tiers of brie, Wensleydale, Gouda and cheddar.

If you want to give your wedding a bohemian, '70s feel, macramé will likely be your go-to. This cool crochet technique is used for ceremony backdrops, hanging flowers and table runners.

While photo booth props are slowing disappearing from weddings, the booths themselves are going nowhere, as lots of couples love the idea of capturing fun candids of their guests long after the professional photographer has gone home. 

This is a fun trend we started spotting in our real weddings recently.

Navy, grey and black will always be smart, but we've got a serious soft spot for those bold grooms who rock salmon, powder blue, or emerald green. You're going to a party after all!

This is a trend that we're excited to say is firmly on the rise. You might call them men of honour, best ladies or groomsmaids, but whatever their title, it makes sense to have your favourite people by your side on the big day. 

While gold cutlery can still be tricky - and expensive - to source, it instantly elevates any tablescape. Who knew forks and spoons could make such a huge impact!?

Couples opt to do a first look for lots of reasons, to banish pre-ceremony nerves, to get some of the formal photographs out of the way before the celebrations kick off, or simply to have a quiet moment together before the madness of the day begins.

Also known as bistro lights or string lights, festoon lights have replaced fairy lights as the romantic lighting of choice for weddings. Indoors or out, they add instant atmosphere to any setting.

Save The Dates might seem superfluous to some, but if your friends have a busy season of weddings ahead, are booking holidays or if they need to travel to your wedding, then the traditional six or eight weeks notice simply isn't enough to lock in your date.