Check Out These Trending TikTok 2022 Wedding Trends

It can be overwhelming planning a wedding, just like many other things trends come and go quickly. You want those photos to be timeless and not something you cringe at a few years later. But you also want your guests to have a good time, and to stay on somewhat of a budget. But where do you go to know what is trendy? In 2022 many brides are turning to TikTok to keep up with wedding trends.

So what are some of the biggest 2022 wedding trends? Read on to find out.

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This is an adorable idea especially if the bride is particularly close to the groomsmen. The genuine reactions are adorable and a special memory for all involved.

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This idea is wonderful if you're having people travel from out of town to attend your wedding. One of my friends actually did this and included a map of the area with suggestions on places to go and some other items guests just might need. It doesn't have to be extravagant but can be much appreciated.

Many say Ariana Grande started this trend and I have to say all the photos I've seen in this style are stunning. They can easily stand the test of time and not look as dated as other trends.

If you don't want kids at your wedding but still want the classic flower petals and the moments that come with it then this is the trend for you. What better way to bring a little humor to your wedding than with a "Flower Man".

Many couples are opting not to participate in this sometimes embarassing tradition. No need to give your friends and family a show.

I absolutely love this trend of having a painter at your wedding creating a piece of art on site and hope it's one I can incorporate in my wedding someday!

Who needs a book that is just going to sit on a shelf collecting dust? While the sentiment is nice most couples don't look at these all too often. So instead many are opting for something they can use more often. I've seen everything from the above record idea, to quilt squares, a guitar, a frame mat, or other wall art.