Whether your wedding was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic or you've been planning a 2021 wedding since the beginning, you'll discover that 2021 wedding trends mirror big changes in the industry as a whole—combining an aesthetically appealing event with keeping guests safe. Here are just some of the many changes we can expect to see at weddings in 2021. Wedding venues will need to implement social distancing measures to protect their communities from the spread of COVID-19. This will likely mean space between tables and no standing rooms only spaces. You may be able to negotiate having a separate area set aside for dancing if this is important to you and your partner. Vendors who provide services before the wedding (bakeries, caterers, etc.) may decide to offer delivery options during the pandemic to keep their businesses open while maintaining social distancing guidelines. This could also mean hiring more staff to work from home or offering phone orders instead of in-person visits. It's important to check with each vendor to see what measures they're taking to keep themselves and their employees safe. It's not unusual for celebrities to have a major influence on wedding trends, so it's no surprise that when they get married they usually want something unique and personal. Alyssa Milano and Charlie McDowell opted for a low-key ceremony with family only at their Northern California vineyard last year.