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Spring Wedding Trends of 2021


Spring Wedding Trends of 2021

Whip out the tissues and the antihistamine, Spring is here! In the UK, Spring starts on the 1st of March and ends on the 31st of May, and that means we have 3 months to soak up all that this season has to offer us. It’s the perfect time for couples to finally tie the knot due to weddings being postponed all thanks to the pandemic.


This Spring, we see some seriously divine colour schemes and themes to choose from when it comes to appealing to your target market. As the regulations are still tight when it comes to normal-sized weddings, there is something so charming about an intimate wedding, we suggest using this to your full advantage to appeal to all possible clients. Hitched.uk suggests thatpeachy pastels are trending, but they needn’t scare those away that have a love for the natural hues of the earth or even jewel tones, for that matter. Or take your retail packaging a trendy step further and include Pantone colour of the year -Illuminating Yellow. After all, yellow has the power to convey happiness, so playing with these hues will surely appeal to the more jovial and cheerful clients looking for a different and fresh packaging approach.


When you think of intimate weddings your mind may go to smaller budgets however a smaller wedding doesn’t have to mean a cheaper wedding. This is a chance to truly encourage the client to opt for treating their loved ones by creating something spectacular and memorable. If a unique favour container with chic personalisation options is what you’re looking for when it comes to retail packaging, look no further than our luxury keepsake boxes. Our luxury boxes boast a large range of different sizes, colours and closures such as gemstones closures and gorgeous ribbons to finish it off. Have a look at all the greatWedding & Bridal Keepsake Boxes we have on offer with a large variety of colours to choose from.   Keepsake boxes can be personalised with the guest’s names or even a wedding emblem if your clients have one. Some funky gifts would include a “Corona Kit” with tissues, a mask, some sanitiser and even a ginger tea bag of three or have a little confectionery such as a macaroon hidden inside a perfectly packaged personalised parcel. 


Jean Smart, Creative Director of wedding and events styling companyThe Little White Cow, mentioned that “couples getting married in spring 2021 are pushing the boundaries – I’m seeing far fewer requests for simple and demure colour palettes. Pattern, ‘big’ colours, deep tones and detailed design touches are where it’s at.” Attract possible clients by offering them a wide range of colours, sizes and personal touches to choose from. Our range of accessories such as gemstone closures and ribbons are sure to fit in with the above-mentioned trends.

Here’s what we suggest:


Spring 2021 has so much to offer when it comes to what’s on-trend in the wedding industry, we hope you take our sound advice to the next level and make your client’s wedding keepsakes something to remember! Tag us on Social Media as we would love to see what you’ve been getting up to with our luxury packaging.


Nicole Hines
Nicole Hines


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