Wedding for two on a cherry tree meadow

Shelia Torres September 24, 2021

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You don’t really need much for a really beautiful wedding. In times of Corona, the wedding trend of microwedding became somewhat more popular, and not without reason. Even if you only say yes as a couple, or only with the closest family members, you can do this in a wonderful way. With a microwedding you don’t have to do without anything, as this wedding for two on a cherry tree meadow shows you.

If you want to know exactly what microwedding is, then be sure to read our article on the topic of the wedding trend microwedding. At a wedding in a very small circle with only a few guests, you have the opportunity to get married in extraordinary locations. For example, a romantic forest wedding in a boho look is possible, or a wedding for two on a cherry tree meadow.

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Wedding for two on a cherry tree meadow - Wedding for two on a cherry tree meadow

The huge old cherry tree meadow was chosen as the location for this wedding not without reason. Due to the rustic trees, their branches and blossoms have formed a kind of blossom canopy. A dream in white and perfect for a wedding. The color scheme was already set by the location. Everything should be a bit reduced with natural tones and lots of flowers.

The bride and groom were supported by various service providers. Even with a microwedding, if you only marry with very few guests, you do not have to do without the experience and support of the respective people. So the bride and groom treated themselves to a very special car for the trip to the wedding, as you can see a little further below. Of course there was also a very pretty bridal bouquet with roses and gypsophila and a cake. Everything perfectly coordinated.

Share love, not germs

A pandemic naturally has an impact on a wedding in 2021. Therefore, we would like to emphasize the saying “Share love, no germs” here again. This was written on a small mirror, which stood as a sign for the disinfectant next to it. No matter how many guests you are celebrating your wedding with, always have the saying in the back of your mind.