2022 is supposed to be a wedding boom, but Gen Z and Millennials think these three wedding traditions are going out of style… TL;DR: Traditional white and ivory dresses are no longer the default choice for young brides—more are choosing colorful, bold, and celestial-inspired patterns Grooms are stepping in to help plan weddings instead of leaving it all up to the bride, as more young couples say goodbye to gendered traditions Big, expensive engagement rings are slowly going out of style among young people opting for simpler, affordable gemstones and gender-neutral statement bands The wedding industry is certainly one that was hit hard by the pandemic. But The Knot predicts there will be a wedding boom in 2022 with an estimated 2.6 million wedding celebrations expected to take place this year. Meanwhile, YPulse’s recent weddings report shows that 35% of young people have attended or plan to attend a wedding this year, compared to 29% in 2021. The wedding boom is on—but what wedding trends will come with it?...
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