What also makes an event intimate is that you’re able to spend more time with each of your guests, giving them VIP attention. So, explore ways of creating a special moment with each guest.
How about posing for photos (with or without distancing depending on household bubbles) using the Magic Mirror Photo Booth, alongside the letter lights or in front of the flower wall?
A small wedding can still be a beautiful one, and don’t forget, there are plenty of ways to stream and share online, so that other friends and family can join in virtually.
You might also like to hire a post box, personalised for your day so that guests who are part of the day can deliver wedding and gift cards from those guests who can’t be there. Then, offer photos and lie-streams of the post box and cards being opened, to add the personal touch and to share the moment as much as possible.
Finally, for more ideas and inspiration for small weddings, please see Sean’s blog on small wedding entertainment for 30 guests.