Here's 5 Reasons to Have a Small Wedding in Pismo Beach

These past fews years have been a whirlwind of chaos and surprises. As a result of this pandemic, a lot of couples have had to make the difficult decision to postpone their wedding or convert their big ceremony into something much smaller. The good news is we’re here to tell you that there are several benefits to having a small wedding ceremony! You can still have the wedding of your dreams in the midst of a pandemic—just on a much smaller scale.

The first major benefit to having a small wedding is that it is more personal for the bride and groom. While a big wedding can be fun, it will result in a less intimate experience for the couple getting married. If you have only your closest loved ones present on your wedding day, it will help make your ceremony that much more personal and memorable.

The second benefit to having a small wedding ceremony is that you will have way less guests to worry about interacting with after the ceremony and during the reception. This will give you more time to soak in being newly married with your spouse.

Third of all, a small wedding is typically less expensive. A smaller guest list means less money spent on food, favors and all of the other guest expenses that come along with a wedding.

The fourth benefit to having a small wedding is that there are less details to worry about and plan in advance. For example, a smaller guest list means less invitations to print and mail out and less people to reach out to and coordinate hotel stays with if you are having a destination wedding.

The fifth and final benefit to having a small wedding is that it is far less stressful to plan and execute compared to a big wedding. When you have a big wedding you may worry about all of the eyes that are going to be on you, and you may not feel a close connection to every single guest that is present. However, when you condense your guest list into one that is smaller and more intimate, you will feel so much more at ease as you plan your big day—and especially as you walk down the aisle.