Are Tuesday Weddings The Next Big Wedding Trend?
If you needed proof that wedding traditions are evolving, look no further than American’s recent *royal* wedding of Paige Lorenze and Tommy Paul. The Dairy Boy Founder, and professional tennis player surprised many by getting married on a Tuesday… and somehow, it felt incredibly modern yet timeless.
photo by CECE ALANA / PAIGE PAUL
THE WEEKDAY WEDDING REVOLUTION
For decades, Saturdays have been considered the gold standard for weddings. But a growing number of couples are beginning to ask an entirely different question:
Why Saturday?
We're seeing more weekday celebrations than ever before, and they're no longer simply about saving money.
They're about intention.
Couples are choosing the venue they've always dreamed of, even if it's only available on a Wednesday. They're planning multi-day wedding experiences where guests arrive on Monday, celebrate throughout the week, and turn the wedding into a vacation. Others are working around demanding careers, travel schedules, or seasonal commitments.
In many ways, weekday weddings feel more personal because they're less about following tradition and more about creating a celebration that actually fits the couple.
There are practical benefits too. Premium venues often have greater weekday availability, vendors may have more flexibility, and couples can sometimes stretch their budget further without sacrificing quality. As weddings become increasingly personalized, we're likely to see the question shift from, "What Saturday are you getting married?" to simply "What day works best for your story?"
If one of the year's most talked-about weddings happened on a Tuesday, don't be surprised if this is only the beginning!
photo by: KAYLEIGH TAYLOR / CECE ALANA / PAIGE PAUL
