What is a split wedding?

A split wedding is when a couple decides to have their wedding ceremony and reception on two separate days. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as wanting to have a smaller, more intimate ceremony with only close family and friends, or to have a destination wedding ceremony followed by a larger reception back home.

Split weddings can also be planned to accommodate different cultural or religious traditions, or to have a more budget-friendly celebration by spreading out the costs over two days. It can also be a way to have a more relaxed and enjoyable celebration, as the couple and guests can fully focus on each part of the wedding without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

While split weddings can be a unique and personalized way to celebrate, they can also require additional planning and coordination to make sure everything runs smoothly on both days. Couples should communicate their plans clearly to their guests and vendors, and make sure to set clear expectations for each event. By carefully planning and organizing each day, a split wedding can be a memorable and special way to celebrate a couple's love and commitment.