July and August Brides Who Have not Postponed

July 25th and not postponing just yet. I'm aware it may be needed, but just taking it day by day and decided to wait until the beginning of May to consider options. Even then might be too soon for me to feel strongly one way or another what to do, but I'm hoping we have more information then.

We're also July 11 and are not postponing. I plan on sending out our invitations at the end of this month. We did put a disclaimer on our website that says we're watching the situation and will update them if we are forced to postpone, but otherwise, we'll be seeing them on the 11th! I'm optimistic that everything will be fine in July. Getting the guys fitted for their suits may be a little stressful if nothing opens until June, but we'll figure it out.

We're set for July 18th and still waiting. I need to reach out to my venue to find out their plan for reschedules. Currently they're closed completely through late May (with a skeleton staff). If we do end up needing to postpone, we would elope in the backyard on our chosen date and re-do the ceremony with the party around the same time next year.

Same, waiting it out day by day and trying my hardest to be hopeful and keep planning little things to consume my time. I HATE that I tend to focus on the news, just would love to be in my happy wedding bubble with no worries! Praying hard these new projections of things getting better are a good sign!! JULY 17TH!

August 29 here. We are not postponing, and we are also putting an insert in the invitations about coronavirus.

I think this is such a smart move. We have a May 30th wedding that we are pretty certain will not happen as planned, but we don't see the point in rescheduling now to a future date that also lacks clarity. We are waiting as long as we can before deciding, so that if/when we do decide to postpone or alter our plans, the alternative that we come up with is as well informed as it can be.

Hi! We're date twins! I totally understand the stress! Everyone's situation is different but for us, FH and I have decided that all that matters to us is our love and that we will be married on 7/11 no matter what! Our back up plan is to have a limited 10-person wedding which would just be our parents, siblings, officiant, photographer, and us! I am so lucky that our wedding is so much in our control because we are using my parents BEAUTIFUL backyard and already doing things super DIY so the only thing that would really change is having no friends, but it's about us anyways, so we are totally ok with that, friends can look at pics later! We would change our catered buffet to have them just drop the prepared food off and have fam clear their own plates and make their own drinks lol! FH has professional music producing under his belt so music would be taken care of with songs edited, and playlists made before. I'm a pastry chef so I'm making my own cake, so really we are super ready to downsize if need be. Obviously best case scenario is we have our full wedding as originally planned but if that needs to change, c'est la vie