When these couples had to downsize amid the pandemic, they realized how special their intimate celebrations were, after all.

Stevie Snyder DM’d Taylor Swift to see if she’d participate in the proposal. When the singer didn’t answer, Plan B was put into place.

Guests were given pressed floral ornaments as welcome gifts.

The bride-to-be works at L. Priori Jewelry and helped design her own ring.

You’re throwing the biggest party of your life. Eat and drink accordingly.

Ilana Maurer contacted Somerset Splits via Instagram to create the sweetest of treats.

A historic flower-clad shed served as the ceremony backdrop.

They finally said “I do” at River House at Odette’s in New Hope.

Maddie Flanigan, the owner of Madalynne Intimates, incorporated material from her late mother’s gown to honor her memory.

The $750 custom gown comes complete with a matching bow tie for the groom. OK, but what’s with the Busch beer logo?

“Our guests loved how we were so creative, to imagine getting married in this place,” the bride says of Bespoke Home + Life.

To make it happen amid the pandemic, the couple cut their guest list to eight.

The tented reception allowed guests to “socially distance in an aesthetic way,” says the bride.

The decor took direction from the 2015 film Crimson Peak.

The 52 guests thought they were going to a birthday barbecue.