Missing Anything for Micro-wedding?

Cake cutter? Guest book?
Otherwise looks like you have most everything

Bouquet? Boutonnieres?

It sounds like you have most of this covered. There were a few things that jumped out at me but I feel like you probably just didn't type them, even though you actually have them.


Rentals: glassware
Decor: bouquet/boutonieres/ceremony flowers
Attire: dress, fiancè's outfit, a plan or supplies for hair and makeup
Administrative: marriage license, pen
The thing that helped me the most with this was to make a timeline and write down everything that was needed for each part.
FRIDAY-tent/tables/linens delivered-we don't need to provide anything. Drinks are being dropped off. Drinks require ice, glasses
SATURDAY 1:30: the florist arrives- she's providing all personal flowers, centerpieces, arch flowers. She needs the arch to be set up.4:00 the caterer arrives-he's providing all dinner food, utensils, etc. He needs 2 six foot tables, possibly an extension cord/electricity source. 4:30 photographer and officiant arrive. They just need instructions/a timeline. 4:50 guests arrive. They need "covid supplies" (masks, hand sanitizer, etc.) 5:00 ceremony starts. We need music, speaker, someone to be in charge of pressing play....my timeline was a bit more detailed than that and it continued from there, but hopefully that helps you figure out what you might need.

Maybe some outdoor games to keep the guest entertained.

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Oh yes, a cake cutter, thank you! I’m debating the guest book for only 20 people lol. Probably should, though.

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Yes, we have those as well! Forgot to add to my list. Thanks!

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This is super helpful, thank you so much!

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Thank you!

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I'm with you on the Guest Book. I was thinking of something like this as an alternative Except, maybe use a Mason jar with the wooden hearts.

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This is so cute!! Did you find this on Etsy?

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No Amazon.

If you are feeling overwhelmed I'd suggest Amazon and Etsy for any last minute purchases. DIY can become overwhelming quickly, and you can find a lot of nice and affordable stuff on those sites.