“Gen Z is choosing wedding fashion that reflects who they are, not just what tradition says they should wear.” And that ethos is showing up in ways that feel more intentional than ever.

Gen Z isn’t here for wedding elements that feel outdated or orchestrated. “Any trend or element that feels like you’re trying too hard makes them cringe,” says Connely.

Many Gen Z couples are turning to the 1990s for fashion and style inspiration, like this duo did at their Georgia celebration. Think: slip dresses, basque-waist gowns, and film photography, says Hall.

“Gen Z is splurging on fashion, content, and guest experiences,” Rolón says. “They’re saving on formal dinners, favors, and anything that feels wasteful or too traditional.

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