It seems that wedding dresses are breaking with tradition once and for all


By AGENCY

Gone are princess dresses, mermaid dresses, and bohemian-inspired dresses, all of which are too classic. Make room for distinctive styles intead. Photo: AFP

After many cancellations and postponements, wedding ceremonies are back in business in 2022, but nothing too conventional if you please.

With the changes that took place during the pandemic, future spouses now swear by micro weddings that reflect their personal style, an opportunity for self-expression.

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