Experts are predicting that by late summer the vaccine will have been distributed to hundreds of millions of Americans and perhaps just into the early months of fall. Does it make sense to re-start your wedding plans? Will Fall 2021 be the go to date for your event? Should you choose the recommended date protect your loved ones, grandparents and friends with comorbidities like asthma?

Planning for a Post-Vaccinated Wedding?

If we look to the Fall, most experts believe we will have most people vaccinated by then. We take this viewpoint after reading various websites, the CDC, John-Hopkins and more. It is tough to weed through the what ifs but the desire for many brides to include those on the guest list of our aunts and grandfathers have made post-Covid19 planning an art. So, what to do? If you still are going forward with early spring plans, the same social distancing measures will still be in place, particularly if you live in a state where they mandate such measures. We are not here to weigh in on these measures by states which are clamping down on large celebrations, but we simply are saying you will have to limit the time people are inside, have smaller weddings counts, and get some protection from the elements for your guests. Tent-rental companies are credited with saving restaurants because of outdoor-mandated dining and therefore the competition will be rough for space and protection from the elements. In another post, we will highlight some of our favorite spring and summer looks but for now, we are looking to the fall.

Instead, we are going to highlight some of the best fall fashions for flower girl dress colors and styles for what we hope will be the best wedding season ever!