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9 Jun, 2020

Wedding During COVID-19

Planning your big day takes a lot of thinking, no matter the date you choose. But if your wedding happens to fall in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, you might be wondering how to plan for the potential impacts on your celebration. The reality is, any wedding in 2020 will look different, whether it's a smaller event now or a larger celebration later when things improve.

Here are some guidelines to help you prepare and plan accordingly:

Guidelines for Hosts

Marriages can be held with fewer guests and more intimacy.
The event must be conducted in a public place with good natural ventilation. Weddings should not be conducted in air-conditioned halls.
Sanitizers must be provided at the entrance and other appropriate places.
Washrooms should have soap and water for guests to wash their hands.
The venue must be clean and hygienic.
Fewer self-serve buffets and more plated services.
Carefully consider the food presentation and menu.
Virtual streaming of the wedding for guests aged 65 years and above.
Design the dance floor and wedding entertainment stage to ensure social distancing.
Creative seating arrangements according to social distancing guidelines.
Hire a planner to oversee all arrangements and coordination at the venue.
A list of all attendees, including their contact details, must be maintained.
Spitting is prohibited in all public places.
All guests must have their temperature taken with a thermal scanner before entering the venue.
Consumption of liquor, tobacco, gutka, and paan is not allowed.

Guidelines for Guests

All guests must install the Aarogya Setu app and have their Bluetooth on.
People from containment areas cannot attend the event.
Guests may get travel passes to attend the wedding from local authorities.
People above the age of 65 years, children below the age of 10 years, and pregnant women will not be allowed to attend the event.
Any guest with a fever above 99.5˚F (37.5˚C), cough, cold, or difficulty breathing will not be permitted to attend the wedding.
Everyone involved in the wedding must wear a face mask.
A physical distance of at least 1 meter should be maintained between individuals.

By following these guidelines and staying in touch with your vendors and guests, you can help ensure a safe and memorable celebration despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.