Wedding Trends 2023!
For couples getting ready to say ‘I do’, the internet is their go-to spot for wedding planning. However, the web is a vast space with many opinions and options to browse through, especially when it comes to weddings. So, it helps when all the upcoming year’s wedding trends are in one place. Despite the hours you may spend creating your wedding mood board on Pinterest, it is essential to know what kind of trends will mark the upcoming year.
Candid, Natural Looking Photos
Just like most things in the wedding world, photography styles are heavily influenced by trends. Back in the birth age of Pinterest, everyone was loving the look of sepia-toned photos and unconventional angles. However, now we’ve collectively moved on to the ‘bright and airy’ style of photography, focusing on natural soft lighting and candid moments. Couples are no longer concerned about everything looking perfect and are focusing more on having their photographer capture the day with minimal direction or interruptions. And photographers have moulded their work in the same way, creating editorial-style wedding albums for couples, focusing less on poses and more on imperfections and authenticity.
Homegrown Bridalwear Brands To Take Center Stage
While names like Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra have become household names when it comes to bridalwear, they’re not as affordable as we’d love them too. The end of 2022 saw a sudden rise in the popularity of homegrown, smaller labels that have a wider reach. And we’re expecting this trend to trickle into 2023 with much finesse. From fresh labels, brides are moving towards labels and designers that capture their essence while staying within their budget.
Neutral, Earthy Tones To Dominate Bridal Lehengas
Yes, reds and pinks are the ultimate love. However, we’ve witnessed a spike in the number of brides going for more earthy and neutral colours for their bridal lehengas. From deep red-browns to burnt oranges, sage greens, golds and even sap greens and purples, the love for such earthy tones for bridal lehengas is growing. And in 2023, we’re definitely keeping our fingers crossed for more brides to embrace these unique colours.
