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2021 Wedding trends to keep an eye on


2021 Wedding trends to keep an eye on

We know that discussing wedding trends may be a touchy subject for some due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, which has taken the world by storm. However, love has not been postponed, only bigger weddings.As some restrictions have been lifted, the wedding industry has witnessed some changes in what's in and trending this year. We’ll be taking a look at colour trends and how trends are being born from necessity, such as couples personalising what once was a 150+ guest wedding to just a handful of loved ones. 


In the year 2021, we see an appreciation for muted pastels and buttery yellows. Pastels are always in fashion and are a no-brainer when it comes to wedding colour trends. When it comes to yellow, many people have a negative and old-fashioned view of this once gaudy and bolshie colour, however yellow can have a beautifully soft and comforting hue, and this is exactly what is being seen in the 2021 wedding colour trends. 

When it comes to colour trends, you can be relieved to know that we have a wide range of colours that are often inspired by the latest and most significant trends. Have a look at some of our buttery tones:


Another trend that has been born from the pandemic is the reduction of the number of guests. When one reduces the number of guests, one can enjoy more and focus on the more minor details. Guests love spontaneity. With smaller weddings, this allows for more personalisation, such as a welcome box. The concept behind these boxes is to luxuriously house all the event necessities in one place, including personalised hand sanitisers, masks, programs and even take-home favours such as a snack or a keepsake. We have an incredible range of luxury boxes that can be used easily as a welcome box for guests.

Our customers always stay up to date with the latest wedding trends and base their purchasing decisions on where the market is headed. With the wedding trends for 2021, we can see buttery tones and spontaneous personalisation. Please share how you’ve used our products for your clients and their special day; we would love to see it.


Nicole Hines
Nicole Hines


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