New year, new trends. We are ready for the weddings, parties, galas, and more events in 2024 — and with our list, you will be too. You see, we’ve spent hours, days, and weeks talking to top vendors and looking at their latest and greatest gatherings to get a feel for what in-the-know party hosts will be up to in the coming year. Let’s just say this: It’s gonna be memorable.
Read on to find out how going from here to there just got better, what is replacing florals, and why performance stages are now optional.
Oh, and don’t miss our line-up of more trend content to see what catering, kid’s parties, corporate events, and creative themes will look like in the new year.
1. Spiral Aisles
The best way to get from here to there is no longer a straight line. More and more, we are seeing creative couples rethinking traditional aisle shapes.
A spiral aisle allows every guest to have a front row seat to your wedding procession. And aerial wedding photography reveals that a bird’s eye view of spiral ceremonies is even better; it’s a new kind of wedding wonder.
Bohemian Passage
AWE: Amazing Weddings & Events worked closely with Dani and Matt to envision a wedding that perfectly expressed their free-spirited personalities; that included curating an aisle as unique as the couple. Set in Barcelona, the wedding featured a boho aesthetic and lots of memorable details like shot-glass place cards, feather décor, and tabletop lamp centerpieces (another trend on our list!).
Chic Coil
This Palm Beach wedding from the team at YSD Events is one to see. Inspired by decorative arts company Fornasetti’s work, the affair featured artistic moments at every turn. Speaking of turns, the spiral aisle wowed. Set on a lush lawn, a swirl of acrylic chairs led to a central ceremony. The nuptials eschewed the usual arch and instead put floral adornment at the aisle entry.
2. Venue Pattern as Inspiration
2024 will be a year of prints at events. Maximalism has been going strong in interior design circles — and the use of bright hues, layered patterns, and rich details can be seen outfitting the most stylish celebrations.
Clever party hosts are now taking their cue from their selected venue — using the space’s patterns to inspire everything from their invitations and linen to their catering and party favors.
Black & White & Chic All Over
It takes a savvy event planner to know that inspiration can come from anywhere. Given that this bride is an event planner, and that she hired the experts at Cassie LaMere Events, they were well-positioned to find the perfect element to tie this event together — the wallpaper print at the venue itself. The chic green, black, and cream floral design was repeated everywhere from the invitation suite and linen elements to the catering service.
Palm-Laden Paradise
The wallpaper at Mondrian South Beach in Miami is the epitome of tropical elegance. Fittingly, it served as inspiration for Brooke and Spencer as the couple worked with the talented team at An Affair to Remember by Marci to design their wedding invitations. Their envelope’s liner offered a prelude to the upcoming celebration in the most stylish way possible — by perfectly matching the hotel’s design aesthetic.
3. Disco + Another Motif = Unique Party Theme
Disco has been inspiring fun and funky parties for a few years now as 70s-inspired fashion and dance moves hustled their way back into style. We always love a party filled with disco balls — the more the better. And we simply adore what we’ve been seeing lately: a classic disco theme combined with another creative motif.
Think jungle disco, space-cowgirl disco, neon disco, desert disco, and even disco basketball. When it comes to party themes, your only limit is your imagination. And don’t forget to add at least one disco ball.
Enchanted Garden Disco
This is the garden disco party we didn’t know we needed. The Colony Palm Beach provided flexible indoor and outdoor spaces for GLDN Events to work their magic. The GLDN team produced a Bat Mitzvah celebration featuring bright florals, moody lighting, and disco elements galore. Disco balls outfitted everything from the place cards and centerpieces to cocktail stirrers, and, of course, the dance floor.
Tropical Disco
This vision in peach florals and palm fronds from the design team at RL Design HTX is gorgeous at every angle. A live band brought partygoers to the dance floor of this venue’s opening party to boogie under a chic mix of disco balls, rattan chandeliers, and greenery. The rooftop space offered lots of open air for lounging on palm printed chaises and peach-hued chairs.
4. Balletcore
Barbiecore has had a nice movie-fueled run, but it’s time for that trend to step its stilettos aside to make room for a more elegant style: Balletcore. Last year, runways were filled with the ballet flats, satin dresses, and corsets that are currently filling the shelves of boutiques everywhere.
And, as often happens, fashion trickles its way into events in beautiful ways. When it comes to Balletcore-influenced celebrations, we’re seeing graceful performances, chic pastel hues, and lots and lots of tulle. In ballet lingo, it is on pointe.
French Féte
Lisi Korn Signature Events produced this French-inspired dinner party with joie de vivre — and the talented team of Birch Event Design — from the clawfoot tub filled with pink-labeled Champagne to the velvet couch flanked in florals that was the perfect perch for connecting with friends or taking portraits. We love the delicate touches like the pale pink satin napkins and the memorable moments like the ballet performances.
Life in Pink
This “La Vie En Rosé”-themed gathering was well-placed at Revel Motor Row, with its chic courtyard that transitioned beautifully from day to dreamy night. Revel Decor created a perfectly pink vision with decadent chandeliers and lush florals. The team took tulle to new heights with overhead installations of the sheer fabric in muted ombré hues and created flowing table décor with the fabric, which was accented by linen from Nuage Designs.
5. Experiential Entrances for Guest Engagement
This year, it’s all about the journey — not the destination. Consider your event flow as an activity in and of itself. We love how experiential entrances create “wow” moments for guests transitioning from one part of a celebration to another.
Choose Your Own Path
Guests at this stunning networking event from Gilded Group Décor and Chris Weinberg Events had a choice. Would they enter the event by unlocking the door to transformation, connection, or growth? Each concept was on full display once guests entered the “The Little Prince”-themed soirée. Just see the bar area designed to look like an airplane in takeoff. We especially love how this engaging activity came with the perfect party favor: a custom keychain.
Greet Guests With Live Entertainment
PartySlate’s Associate Director for Consumer Marketing spends a good majority of her day looking at real event albums uploaded onto PartySlate — so she knew that she wanted to do something unique for her wedding ceremony. The Gold Coast All Stars serenaded guests as they ascended to the Grand Ballroom at Four Seasons Hotel Chicago. Make sure to see how the musical performances only got better with a lively reception and themed after party.
6. Back to Black (& White) — A Classic Palette Returns
There is no more stark color contrast than that of black and white. The duo is a classic for a reason — it merges old Hollywood glamour with sleek modernity. It’s a balance of brightness and drama.
While the timeless combination has always held some measure of popularity, its use in events is simply soaring as we head into the new year. Party hosts and couples have embraced the palette and are infusing their affairs with striking duochromatic tableaus.
Clever Colors
This 40th-birthday party from Events by Picnics In The City rocked a black and white palette and fun signage like “Sips About to Go Down” at the bar and “More Espresso, Less Depresso” at the coffee cart. From the “Take a Shot, Take a Seat” place card wall festooned with mini Patron tequila bottles with black and white straws to the classic checkered dance floor, this event wowed at every turn. Also, don’t miss the custom latte art and the cute churro cart.
Two-Toned Elegance
This event from the team at Jackie Rose Events curated a dinner party with chic black-and-white details at every turn. From the mirrored photo spot with its neon signage and cascade of balloons to dark and white chocolate strawberries and a color-split menu, the chic refined palette was expressed throughout. The three-tiered cake brought an additional celebratory element that guests loved.
7. No More Matchy Matchy: Stacking Pastel Colors
Goodbye monochromes; hello crisp color divisions. This is the perfect trend for party hosts who are looking for something more playful than a classic black and white color palette. Remember, layering your color scheme is just as much art as science, so make sure to hire a design team to perfect the look.
Bridging the Rainbow
When your mountain landscape features soft, muted colors — it’s time to add a splash of whimsy. We love how this couple walked down the aisle with dreamy blue florals on one side, and romantic pink blooms on the other. A rainbow arch that bridged the two pastel color schemes was the perfect focal point for an exchange of vows. Make sure to see how the colorful floral motif continued indoors — a pop of playfulness against more neutral furnishings by Found Rental Co.
Layered Linens = Pastel Perfection
This whimsical tablescape is a lesson in the art of layering. We love how a flash of pastel purple popped between gold menus and delicately patterned table linen. Pastel blooms and tapered candles beautifully complemented the rustic seating by STRADLEY DAVIDSON. For even more pastel layering inspiration, check out the unique bridesmaid attire.
8. Faux Floral Place Settings
Florals and fêtes are natural partners — but the blooms don’t always have to be natural. We are loving the embodiment of floral décor in non-flower event elements. From embroidered and painted blooms to silk and gold leaves, faux florals are adding interest to tabletops at all kinds of events.
This type of ornamentation lasts and lasts and allows for the use of favorite flowers that may not be in season. Plus, you’re not limited to specific hues — those blue roses and tulips you’ve been dreaming of can be yours!
Embroidered Elegance
Last year, we predicted that 2023 celebrations would be seeing more of grandma’s aesthetic — from catering service in mini cast iron pans to antique-style china — and this touch continues that trend. We adore the delicate detail of linen napkins embroidered with greenery and blooms that harken back to this wedding invitation’s liner print.
Charming Chargers
A museum was the perfect setting for this unique custom wedding that featured artistic moments galore. From the stark beauty of single-bloom decals adorning the bar to the burst of printed florals in the invitation, a range of pink hues in inventive displays elevated this celebration. Don’t miss how striking floral chargers and mirrored tabletops brought interest without linen.
9. Symmetrical Split Arches — A Nod to Your Other Half
You and your beloved complete each other, and it shows with these perfectly symmetrical arches. Of course, symmetrical doesn’t have to mean traditional. In 2024, expect to see arches that split down the middle and serve as a unique framing device for your ceremony vows.
Phases of the Moon
This stunning pink arch captures the phases of the moon with a full circle and waxing and waning crescents. We especially appreciate how the three arches evoke another 2024 trend: layered pastels. Make sure to see how this seaside reception was just as romantic with suspended pink floral centerpieces and plush neutral seating.
A Heartfelt Ceremony
What happens when you join these two crimson arches? You get a perfectly shaped heart. We love how this minimalist setting allowed the romantic installation to take center stage — not upstaging the couple, of course. See how individual floral stems kept the minimalist motif going during the wedding reception. Sometimes, less is more — especially with a bold hue.
10. Forgo Florals: Greenery-Only Centerpieces Are Trending
In 2024, non-floral is still fresh. As party hosts lean into more eco-conscious décor options, centerpieces are going greener — both literally and figuratively. Remember, a few accent blooms can add a hint of drama to lush foliage. Don’t be afraid to mix and match greenery with minimalist floral details.
Monochromatic & Modern
When event industry professionals gather, you can expect a sophisticated setting. This lush welcome party embraced a sleek design with an all-black table and black-accented seating. Black candles segmented bouquets of organic greenery for a fresh and refined look. Make sure to see how candlelight kept the party going after dark.
Tropical Tablescapes
This tented wedding, planned by Guerdy Design, evokes a lush tropical setting with tablescapes laden with white orchid table runners ending in a cascade of oversized palm leaves. Paradise continued with twinkling string lights and candlelit ceiling décor suspended over an opalescent dance floor.
11. Stone Signage
A few years ago, we saw the rise of the agate. The banded gemstones in vibrant colors were everywhere at events — from slices acting as place cards to cakes with agate-like centers spilling open.
But now things are getting even more natural with rock elements at the most elegant celebrations. Think mini slabs of granite or slate identifying table numbers or acting as bar or directional signage. We love the organic aesthetic that stone details are bringing to all kinds of celebrations.
Rock & Revelry
This wedding, set at Baja Luna in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, is already placed in a serene natural space, so it makes sense to bring in even more organic elements. We love how the table numbers carved into stone extend that style to the tabletops. Also don’t miss the greenery suspended above the nuptial arch and draping over the cocktail area for a beautifully cohesive celebration.
Stone Ages
This multicultural wedding was full of warm personal details, from cocktail napkins telling the couple’s story to a memory wall honoring those not present. The Arbory Chicago provided a historic space that added character with vintage industrial elements that were perfectly married to natural details like potted palms and luxurious stone bar menus.
12. Boldly Draped Tents
We love bold hues at events. And, from luxury tented weddings to summer dinner parties, a tent structure covered in flowing fabric creates a special space. Combine the two and you get magic: an enclosed spot that feels both private and vibrant.
Peach Perfection
Take a picturesque mountain backdrop and add a tent structure with layers and layers of sheer peach drapery, and you’ll get this gorgeous wedding from the planning team at GoBella Design & Planning. We adore the luxurious palette and dreamy candlelight and how they work together to create the aesthetic of being inside a perfect beautiful jewel box.
Green Glamour
From olive to pine, greens can warm up any wedding. This rich moss-hued draped reception made chic use of the color, surrounding guests to create an intimate vibe in a sprawling space. Don’t miss how velvet linen, ruffled plates, miniature glass lamps, and loads of candles brought glamour to the tabletops.
13. Back to the Future With Metallic Fringe
Fringe is no longer on the fringe — and it’s back in futuristic form. Inspired from 2024 fashion runway trends, this event element pairs playfulness with absolute glamour. Remember, color is your friend; so lean into bold palettes with plenty of shimmer.
The Future Gets Whimsical
After looking through thousands of wedding photos every day, we thought that we’ve seen it all. This colorful wedding proved us wrong. Something Vintage Rentals defies expectations with this whimsical spin on futuristic lounge seating. See how giant disco balls, shaggy iridescent armchairs, and rainbow ombré dinnerware perfected the vibe.
Everyone Loves a Little Funk
A doting husband surprised his 70-year-old wife with a disco-themed birthday party — and the surprises kept coming. Weddings by Stardust planned one delight after another, including metallic fringe on everything from the ceiling to the photo ops. See how the birthday cake sported the same shimmering fringe design (with a few disco balls for good measure).
14. Quiet Luxury — In Cake Form
The style of “quiet luxury” is one of high-quality ingredients paired with a minimalistic aesthetic. Quiet luxury is not flashy; it offers timeless appeal. In the world of fashion, it is expressed through classics like khaki trench coats and crisp white button-ups.
For weddings and other celebrations, quiet luxury can be an elegant all-white cake with minimal adornment. It is beautiful in its simplicity — and photos of such a cake will never look dated, but rather always in style.
Towering Elegance
This Miami wedding from the visionary planners at Posh Parties used color to differentiate each part of the celebration at the iconic Faena Hotel Miami Beach. The hotel offered varied spaces to realize the vision, ending in an all-white reception. The couple’s understated wedding cake’s unique pleated design and crisp lines perfected the aesthetic.
Black & White Beauty
What do you get when you combine a castle set against mountainous countryside and a chic black and white palette? This stunning wedding at Greystone Castle in Colorado. With a classic checkered dance floor defined overhead by fringe, it makes sense that the wedding cake would be timeless and modern too. Its white ruffles are quiet and luxurious, indeed.
15. Dedicated Mocktail Bars for the Sober Curious
According to Michael Stavros of M Culinary Concepts, “The ‘Sober Curious’ movement is growing and will be a big thing in 2024. What started as ‘Dry January’ a few years ago is evolving into year-round reductions in alcohol consumption, especially among Millennial and Gen Z consumers.” Mocktails will no longer be a side offering at 2024 celebrations. This is the year for dedicated mocktail bars — and we’re all here for it.
Match Your Mocktail to Your Color Palette
We love how this stunning Pakistani dholki wedding celebration features a warm amber color palette — with mocktails from Hedrick’s Catering & Events to match. A monochromatic white bar allows both sips and florals to steal the spotlight. Check out the beautiful dance floor and backdrops that featured the same rich hues in delicate floral patterns.
Zero Proof Cocktails With Zest
2024 is a year where details count. Cocktail recipes are just as important as photo-worthy décor. According to Brian Flora of M Culinary Concepts, “This zero proof cocktail screams pool vibes without the sunburn (hangover). Inspired by a tropical margarita, this riff utilizes a zero proof tequila alternative combined with a fruity approach to enhance the ‘agave’ notes.” We recommend incorporating this signature cocktail into any event with bright hues, tropical flair, or disco beats.
16. Hand-Painted Cake Stands
In 2024, couples are looking to leave cookie-cutter designs and mass production behind. There’s renewed interest in customization, thoughtfulness, and intention. While we’ve seen cakes become more and more elaborate over the last few years, cake stands are finally getting their due. Dessert is nice, after all; but customization is even sweeter.
Lush Floral Wonderland
What better way to welcome a new addition to the family than with garden-themed Baby Sip and See? Event manager Jessie Khaira partnered with Lux Affairs Production Firm to curate this enchanting scene with jewel-toned velvets, suspended florals, and one-of-a-kind hand-painted cake stands. Make sure to check out how even the ghost chairs benefited from a customized touch.
17. Furniture as Art
Fringe isn’t the only celebratory element to get a futuristic touch. Event rentals and furnishings are embracing the bold hues and shapes of the modern art movement. Chairs, lighting fixtures, and tablescapes have become as integral as floral arrangements for bringing an aesthetic to life.
Cocktail Tables Worth a Conversation
This chic rooftop wedding at Savanna Rooftop reminds us why we should never overlook cocktail tables. Guests gravitated toward these sleek black hourglasses for connection and conversation before heading to the unique reception. Make sure to see the industrial venue with black wicker chandeliers and sculptured ceiling installations.
Turn up the Heat
A three-day immersive bachelorette trip is bound to surprise and delight — especially one that includes a Marie Antoinette welcome dinner and space cowgirl-themed desert rave. Casa De Perrin made sure that the rentals were on point with sleek heating lamps that doubled as disco décor. See how elongated disco balls turned a simple tablescape into a futuristic dreamscape.
18. Chic Table Lamp Centerpieces
Centerpieces are a staple of wedding and event décor. While florals will always have a place at the table, non-floral décor is only becoming more popular as the years go by. This year, lamplight is at the forefront of tablescape decorations. Get ready to explore one of our favorite 2024 trends with the flip of a switch.
A Seat at Nana’s Table
Last year we predicted that the grandmother aesthetic to win the hearts of young and old alike. This poolside cocktail party, planned by KG Events & Design, embraces a vintage aesthetic with a boho twist. Wicker table lamps complement checkered sky-blue linen and driftwood seating. See how the dinnerware was just as lovely with wicker chargers, delicate blue china, and textured menus.
Shine a Light on Garden Grandeur
A lavender-hued baby shower at Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa delights all guests with sleek white table lamps surrounded by a garden of lush pastel blooms. See how the entertainment act wows with another 2024 wedding and event trend. Let’s just say, performers are about to take center stage.
19. Passed Fine China
Fine china elevates any table. When presented enmasse — like at a wedding or other celebration — it can really wow. Which is why we love that china patterns have hopped off tabletops and onto cocktail and dessert plates. Why reserve those gorgeous prints for a sit-down meal? Put them in guests’ hands from the beginning to the end of your event to create a chic mood throughout.
Mountain Magic
This Big Sky wedding from the skilled team at Easton Events is the epitome of mountain elegance. At every turn, the vibe of the couple being celebrated is apparent — from the custom Nashville and Princeton pillows to the fresh wildflower adorned place cards. The vibrant red hues of the florals carried right into guests’ hands via beautifully patterned china during the cocktail hour.
Pie in the Sky Affair
Outdoor Denver nuptials followed by a greenhouse-set dinner and epic pie bar from Footers Catering? Yes, please. Guests enjoyed their slices on the same blue floral Savannah plates from Event Rents Colorado on which they ate their meals, lending cohesiveness to the whole affair. BBJ La Tavola set the tables with crisp white linen allowing the plates to wow.
20. Performers Intertwined in the Party
We’ve seen it thousands of times: a designated dance floor, a stage set above the crowd. But what if entertainment occurred wherever you happened to celebrate — be it while mingling over cocktails or enjoying a seated dinner? This year, performers are taking center stage…on miniature stages set throughout the celebration.
A Baby Shower With All Things Miniature
In addition to trending table lamps, this baby shower at Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa impressed guests with a solo musical performance stationed between two reception tables. A miniature circular stage, surrounded by dyed baby’s breath, drew all eyes to the performance at hand.
A Performance to Win Hearts
According to Antoine de Saint-Exupery, author of “The Little Prince,” “It is only with the heart that one can see clearly.” Our hearts are full of love for this Little Prince-themed networking event where costumed performers from Magen Boys Entertainment entertained guests on mini stages set up throughout the celebration. See how Constellation Culinary Group joined the immersive performance with pilot attire, as well.
21. Walks to Remember
Move your guests from the ceremony to the reception or from the reception to the afterparty — but do it in style. In the rich tradition of New Orleans’ Second Line — brass-heavy, ragtag parades that pick up people as they go — comes this trend we are calling “walks to remember.”
Trust us, your guests will not forget having your band or other performers lead them in a parade (that feels impromptu but was actually well-planned) from one place to another. It’s a joyful way to engage guests in what would otherwise be a simple saunter. Plus, jazz is having another moment.
Stairway to Heaven
Guests at this glamorous wedding at the iconic hotel, The Newbury Boston, were delighted to be escorted from the reception to the afterparty in a fun way. Jordan Kahn Music Company made it memorable with their brass section playing and dancing down the hotel’s steps followed by the bride in heart-shaped glasses, and the rest of the partygoers ready to keep the party going.
And After the Party — is the Afterparty
Partygoers at this Carrie Darling Events-planned wedding were wowed by every little detail, like the drawings of each guest and the super-fun beach ball wall photo spot. But they were especially engaged with the showgirls — donning red feather boas and headdresses — dancing them to the afterparty.
22. Save Paper (Programs That Double as Fans)
Eco-conscious will never mean boring. If anything, saving paper can lead to even greater creativity. Couples and corporate hosts alike will love these custom-made programs that double as fans for guest comfort. Work with your invitations and print company to design a motif that highlights your personal or company’s brand. Make sure to incorporate the print in everything from your invitations to dinner menus.
Tropical Heat Calls for Guest Comfort
This beautiful outdoor wedding, planned by Posh Parties, embraced the tropical elegance of its setting: Faena Hotel Miami Beach. Hand-held paper fans featured seashells, flamingos, and tropical birds for a beachside design that paired perfectly with the ceremony venue’s lush views. See how the same playful print carried over to the dance floor for one picture-perfect moment after another.
Bright & Whimsical Floral Flair
Shannon Gail Events planned this floral-filled wedding with plenty of whimsical details like on-site llamas (yes, really) and floral-printed programs that kept guests cool and comfortable throughout the ceremony. See how the bright floral pattern was featured throughout the reception, as well — from drink coozies to the dinner menus.
23. Experiential Favors
Forget the engraved frames and branded koozies. Instead, opt for a party favor that not only creates an experience, but leaves a lasting impression. We’re seeing more and more visionary event hosts offering long-lasting, meaningful take-home gifts that will remind guests of their good time for years to come.
Fashionable Fête
When it comes to creating a memorable event, Wife of the Party knows a thing or two. For this swimwear launch, the team made guests feel special from the welcome cocktails to the lasting party favors. To commemorate the occasion, guests were offered permanent bracelets — clasp-less jewelry that is welded shut for long wear. Talk about a lasting impression!
Winery Wedding
With wine barrels as their nuptial arch and polaroid cameras galore, it’s no surprise that this creative couple hired a tattoo artist to work their wedding. We love the idea of getting a permanent reminder of a special occasion — and flash tattoos are a great way to do just that. Don’t miss seeing how they brought a cool vibe to an industrial setting.
24. Sophisticated Neon Tablescapes
When it comes to lighting, nothing is off the table. In addition to table lamps, expect to see neon centerpieces and table décor. No, we’re not talking about neon lights in bold bright colors; we mean cool, crisp tones that exude elegance and sophistication. The future is bright, indeed.
Forget Candlelight; Neon Lighting Creates an Intimate Mood
A ballroom as elegant as the one in Four Seasons Hotel Chicago calls for luxury. Of course, luxury doesn’t have to mean traditional. We love how white neon archways created an intimate space for guests dining in this spacious ballroom. Make sure to also check out the installation of towering banana leaves in pale white hues.
An Elegant Aesthetic for an Elegant Icon
James Bond would certainly approve of this 007-inspired Bar Mitzvah party with neon centerpieces that evoked the famous franchise’s opening movie sequence. We are just as impressed with the starlit dance floor with riveting musical performances by Magen Boys Entertainment. With the right lighting, it’s easy to achieve a glamorous effect.
People Also Ask…
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