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Forget the over-the-top ballroom bash (we’re gently bowing out of the chicken-or-fish debate, if you don’t mind). The era of the micro wedding is here, and it’s dishing out warmth, charm, and moments that will stay with you long after the last toast. Think smaller guest lists, bigger moments, and the kind of personal touches that make your heart do a little happy dance. And here’s the real magic: when your wedding party is more inner circle than crowd, suddenly those dreamy restaurant venues you once reserved for date nights and anniversaries—like that cozy neighborhood steakhouse or candlelit bistro—are yours for the taking. Picture this: passing plates of sizzling ribeyes, clinking glasses of deep reds, and sharing toasts that don’t require a microphone. Intimate means you can gather your nearest and dearest around one long table and turn “just dinner” into “the best night of our lives.” Need a little inspiration? We’ve got you. The brilliant minds at AE Events in Boston just cooked up a Bridgerton-after-dark styled shoot that’s dripping in late-night glamour and romance. It’s proof that less really is more—and a micro wedding doesn’t mean smaller dreams. Ready to trade the ballroom for something that feels more like a dinner party with a side of forever? Let’s dive into the details that will have you rethinking everything you thought you knew about weddings, offering a peek into the magic of small weddings and the endless potential they hold.