micro wedding

Tina and I visited Helene Dubois at her B&B, The Hacienda, located near Hanmer, ONT. We’re always looking for locations to promote for our pop up weddings, micro weddings and smaller all-in-one packages for smaller weddings.

Lauren and Andre had their wedding license, hall, all wedding plans ready to go. Like all wedding this season, they all got cancelled and postponed.

Lauren and Andre like so many other couples simply postponed their hall and reception. But decided to get married in their backyard, since their wedding license was only good for 90 days.

She plans on having some form of celebration next year, perhaps with a vow renewal or whatever makes sense at that time. Either way, a bigger, much bigger celebration will happen in 2021.

For now, they are legally married. And following the lockdown rules had a great day. Many of the same elements and experiences of a bigger wedding still happen, only smaller. It’s the nature of a pop up wedding. Elegant, well done, just small. And legal of course.

Here’s a few samples….

This is an interesting article on smaller weddings and solutions during this lock down. Many couples have had to deal with changing their wedding dates, often for a full year.

Others have simply modified their plans and similar to this article, opted out for a Sudbury Pop Up Wedding.