Covid 19 brides

My date is August 29th! We are continuing as planned so far. The vendors we’ve spoken to have said they believe our date should be fine but would work with us if needed. I’m trying to stay optimistic but some days I definitely feel down. Hopefully things get better soon, we all deserve to be excited during this time of our lives!

I’m moh and the brides date is 9-19-20 but she expressed to me yesterday she’s getting kind of concerned and will ask the venue for what her options are if she did postpone

I’m August 21 and I’m still feeling pretty calm about it. My fiancé and I do not want to postpone, but we do think we may have to cut our guest list as I have a feeling there will be some sort of limits for large events at that point. We think/hope we’ll have a better idea of what things will look like by June...

I’m September 17, and I’m kinda freaking out. I’m from Jersey so we have high numbers, so I’m not sure the plan to reopen. I have a feeling we won’t be able to have the guest list still be 100-120 when they reopen. Not too sure what to do

Hi Tisha,

I'm sorry you're having to think about postponing your August wedding on top of planning your big day.

I agree with the recommendations above. While this is definitely an uncertain time, it seems like plenty of August couples are waiting to make postponement decisions. Of course, everyone's situation is different, so it never hurts to be proactive about plan B!

You also aren't alone right now! ❤️ Other August couples are discussing their COVID-19 concerns here: I need you, August 2020 brides

Plus, there are many resources on our website to help you navigate the serious decision to postpone your wedding: Our COVID-19 Weddings Advice Guide.

Hope this helps!

My wedding is 6/27/2020 and I’m sticking to it. Small outdoor wedding (60people). And i feel like rebooking everything will be a nightmare. What happens if you go through the trouble rebooking just for that second date to not be safe either? Then what? Ugh. It sucks. Will definitely be a good story to tell the kids in 20 years though.