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The wedding trends of 2020: Molecular gastronomy to crystals
Guests may find themselves refilling champagne glasses with a wall-mounted dispenser
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Wedding trends come and go, and it's hard to stay on top of the latest ones. With 2020 on the horizon, we're set to see brides ditching mason jars and flower walls in favour of the latest popular accessories.
Fortunately, brides don’t have to scour Pinterest for the latest must-have details ahead of their big days, as wedding website The Knot has rounded up the top wedding trends of 2020 in its annual report.
For some couples, this means a focus on an eco-friendly wedding, where guests can expect to see anything from recyclable invites to repurposed floral arrangements.
Other soon-to-be newlyweds will be invested in the latest food trends, which include everything from molecular gastronomy to self-service champagne.
From vegan-friendly menus to “micro-weddings,” click through the gallery to see the 13 wedding trends that you can expect to see everywhere in the new year.
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