The Big Day is sponsored by Millennium Center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
When it comes to what dress youâll adorn on your big day, it is all about the details â gorgeous buttons, intricate beading, dramatic backs and more. With years of experience helping brides pick out the dress of their dreams, Vicky Smith, owner of Mia Grace Bridal, knows the details that are most important.
âAt Mia Grace, each designer was carefully selected for the attention to detail and service they offered to our clients,â says Smith, who operates Mia Grace Bridal with her daughter, Madison Smith. âWe felt it was important to have a variety of designers to suit the visions and dreams of each of our unique brides. Central to Mia Graceâs philosophy is the belief that every wedding dress should reflect the individuality of each bride for her special day.â
Meaningful micro-weddings
Amidst the Covid-19 measures, micro-weddings became an inevitable trend adopted by couples in Singapore, as well as other affected countries. But as restrictions ease on the number of guests, this format of weddings is likely to continue to be popular, allowing newly-weds to focus on spending quality time with the ones that matter most, while lowering the risk of transmissions.
“As couples opt for intimate celebrations, we are beginning to see couples spend more on personalised elements, such as a special memory written on each menu card, customised napkins and printed tablecloths, and even unique wedding favours. For example, personalised glassware with guests’ names add a meticulous touch to weddings these days, we wouldn t want to drink from someone else s glass by accident during a pandemic!” Ashley, founder and principal planner of The Wildest Dreams says.