Most popular wedding types

Weddings are the most popular events in the world. So it's no surprise that there are many different types of weddings. Just like there are various reasons people get married, there are also other ways to celebrate your love and commitment. What type of Wedding you want depends on a variety of factors such as budget, location, and the type of ceremony that suit your personality best.

Traditional or classic Wedding

The traditional or classic Wedding is the most popular type of ceremony. The traditional Wedding includes a ceremony in a church or other religious building, followed by a reception and honeymoon.

Traditional weddings are typically held on Saturdays, but can be held at any time and tend to last three to four hours (including dinner).

Destination Wedding

Destination weddings are a great way to save money. They can be held anywhere, so you don't have to worry about your loved ones traveling too far out of their way to attend. Plus, with so many different destination weddings available, there is an option for every budget. From intimate weddings on tropical islands or large receptions at luxury resorts, there's something for everyone.

DIY Wedding

DIY weddings are gaining popularity as couples look to cut costs and express themselves. DIY weddings can be a lot of work, but they're ultimately worth it. Plus, you get to feel like you made everything yourself!

If your relationship is about expressing yourselves and making things happen, then DIY is right for you.

Vintage Style Wedding

If you're the kind of person who loves old-fashioned values, or if you've always dreamed of a big white dress and a cathedral-style wedding but can't afford to buy into those traditions, consider a vintage-style wedding.

In addition to being a great way to save money on your wedding day by using what you already have in your closet (or buying secondhand), a vintage-style wedding is also an opportunity for you and your partner to show off your personality. You can play around with styles as much as you like! A classic silhouette is still chic when paired with modern accessories like statement jewelry or bold lipstick. And why not add some personal touches? For example: If one of my favorite things about wearing heels is how they make me feel taller than I am—which may not be what the shoes were intended for—then why shouldn't I wear them on my wedding day?

Elopement Wedding

An elopement is a small, intimate wedding that involves only you, your partner, and one or two witnesses. Since no family members or friends are involved in this type of ceremony, it's a great way to have a private wedding while still having access to the legal rights that come with marriage.

Elopements can be held in any location—on the beach, at an outdoor park, or even in a church. Some couples choose to make their own vows, while others may opt for religious officiants who will perform the ceremony during regular hours (or after hours if you're feeling extra fancy). Elopement his can take place anywhere in the world!

Beach Wedding

As you may have guessed, beach weddings are perfect for a destination wedding. They're romantic, relaxed, and fun—the ideal combination of everything you want from your wedding day.

Beach weddings can be simple or extravagant; it's up to you! If you'd like a simple ceremony set on the sand under an umbrella, with some pretty decorations and some sand sculptures or driftwood structures as centerpieces instead of flowers, that's totally possible! But if money is no object (and why shouldn't it be? It's your special day), then feel free to have an elaborate ceremony with fireworks over the ocean at sunset while all your guests wear tuxedos and ball gowns and eat off plates made out of genuine diamonds. Whatever gets your heart beating faster is what we say!

And with that, we hope you've found the inspiration to create a wedding that is truly unique and personal to you! We know there are so many options, but hopefully, this guide can help point you in the right direction. If nothing else, it will give you some food for thought when planning your day-of details.