Marriage and rules in the time of Covid: the most original ideas

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Among many things, the Coronavirus and the pandemic have unfortunately not given many couples the opportunity to get married. They had everything ready, invitations, church, location, guests, wedding favors, and they had to postpone or cancel completely. There are those who took a risk and got married anyway, there are those who preferred to postpone.

Now that the wedding season has reopened, all that remains is to organize the perfect day, just with a little more forethought. Here’s how to celebrate your wedding and the rules to follow at the time of Covid, with original ideas and ideas.

Marriage in the time of Covid: rules and ideas

Marriage should be one of the most beautiful and important days of one’s life, but it could be ruined due to the period we are living in.

So how do you go about it? Just follow a few simple rules and tricks in order to to preserve one’s own safety and that of others. Respecting the rules is in fact essential to better organize all the preparations and above all to experience an unforgettable day, both for the spouses and for the guests.

The first thing to do is: wear masks, have your hands sanitized and respect the rules of social distancing. But that’s not all: here are some tips and original ideas on how to deal with your dream wedding.

Outdoor location

To promote social distancing, an advantageous idea would be to celebrate the wedding in an outdoor location. But unfortunately we are approaching the colder season, so it will not be possible for everyone to find an outdoor place. However, the advice is of choose a large and airy one, in order to leave a lot of space between the different guests.

Guests: few but good

Another problem concerns the guests. Not being able to celebrate fairytale weddings with 1000 or more guests, you could opt for a restricted and intimate ceremony, with only the people more closely. And other guests could watch the festivities via streaming.

Favors 2.0

Instead of looking for a gorgeous and eye-catching wedding favor, how about opting for a useful and affordable one? Maybe a nice and original idea is to give a real one wedding kit: personalized masks, a small sanitizing gel and a washable marker to write your name on the glass.

No buffet, no party?

The modified phrase “no buffet, no party” does not apply because even if you cannot receive guests with a large buffet banquet, the party will be the same. Better to opt for a table service with waiters with masks, of course.