Did you postpone your wedding at an event center in Alamo, TX because of the COVID-19 pandemic? These tips will help you get back into planning your big day.

Did you postpone your wedding at an event center in Alamo, TX because of the COVID-19 pandemic? You’re not alone. Thousands of couples across Texas and the rest of the United States have had to push back their big days because of COVID-19 restrictions. But, despite the delay, love will find a way. While your postponed wedding might not be exactly what you’d originally planned, it will still be a wonderful, beautiful, and memorable celebration of your love and your new life with your spouse. After all, we all need something to celebrate! There are many ways to still make your big day all that you dreamed it would be. With a little more planning and touch extra finesse, and you'll still be able to pull off an extraordinary and safe wedding for you, your fiance, and all your loved ones. Use these tips, tricks, and ideas to make sure your postponed wedding is the best it can be:

Try Live Streaming – Despite many restrictions being lifted, there still might be some on your guest list who aren’t comfortable coming to a large, in-person wedding. Plus, any overseas guests might not be able to make the trip because of lasting travel restrictions or worries surrounding long trips. Luckily, live streaming will make it possible for everyone to be part of your big day. Look into platforms like Zoom, FaceTime, or Facebook Live to live stream your ceremony and reception. If you’re not comfortable with large gatherings, many venues are adapting for completely virtual weddings.

Look Into Weekday Dates – With all the postponed weddings from 2020 and parts of 2021, 2022 is already jam-packed with events. Therefore, many venues are already completely booked for Friday, Saturday, and even Sunday weddings. But don’t despair! You can still have a gorgeous wedding on a weekday! As a bonus, weekday weddings are often more affordable as venues and vendors charge lower rates for these off-days.

Consider a Micro Wedding – Like the name suggests, a micro wedding is a very small wedding. If you were considering a smaller wedding before the pandemic, you now have the perfect excuse to really cut that guest list down to just the people you love most, guilt free. Another upside of a micro wedding is you have more money to spend on your dress, drinks, food, and décor.

Plan a Multipart Wedding – You can also try a multipart wedding, which is a wedding spread into several smaller events. You can do an intimate ceremony with just family, and then a few mini receptions with different sides of the family or different friend groups. Another option is a shift wedding in which your guests show up at different times in smaller numbers.

Don’t let the COVID-19 pandemic deter you from planning your perfect Alamo, TX event center wedding day, whenever that may be. With years of experience and expert staff , we can help you every step of the way. Call or or visit us today to learn more.