Pros:

• Smaller Budget: Lower costs for a more affordable celebration.
• Customization Flexibility: If you have a larger budget than the package amount, you can invest in unique details and upgrades that might be out of reach for a larger guest list.
• Less Guest Stress: Fewer guests mean less pressure to manage and talk to unfamiliar faces, allowing you to focus on the most important people.
• Personalized Planning: Enjoy the same level of attention and customization at Drakewood as you would for a larger wedding.
• Easier to Incorporate Special Touches: With a smaller guest list, you can make everyone feel special through personal touches, like handwritten notes or small, thoughtful gifts for each guest.
• Less Pressure, More Enjoyment: Micro weddings often feel more relaxed since you’re not juggling a large guest list, which lets you focus on enjoying your day and making lasting memories with your closest family and friends.
• Higher Quality Experience for Guests: Fewer guests often means more luxury or enhanced experiences—like better food, more interactive entertainment, or higher-end décor—that wouldn’t be feasible for a larger crowd.

Cons:

• Smaller Guest Count: Limited to a smaller group, requiring careful consideration on who to invite.
• More Intimate, Less Traditional: Some couples may miss the more traditional "grand wedding" feel, opting instead for a simpler, less elaborate celebration.
• Challenges with Family Expectations: If you come from a large family, navigating expectations from relatives who may feel left out can be tricky.