As it has with seemingly every facet of life, COVID-19 has disrupted wedding calendars across the globe. From compelling postponements to complicating weddings that proceed, the coronavirus pandemic has caused chaos for couples keen to tie the knot.

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"We had to cancel our big Nigerian-Mexican-American wedding because of the pandemic. When I was in my feelings about this, Oke planned a picnic for us at our favorite local park so that he could re-propose to me and remind me that our love and commitment was still strong. • While we ate, we both looked up at each other with the same ah-ha moment: what if we just got married here... On July 11th, our original date, we eloped!" - @trini_nayely 💛✨ - - - - 📷 @thacreatorrr via @thecarterstouch Officiant: @lystu 💐 @nayelyhome Hair: @hairbycitlaly 👗 @reformation via @stacyelizabethl Jewelry: @livefashionable Masks: @shopvida Groom’s shoes: @lystu nothingnew

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From a promotional products perspective, there’s been a wealth of COVID-themed wedding branded merchandise hitting the market. Serving as a unique cultural sign of the times, the moment merch’s messaging does everything from lament delayed nuptials to depict bride and groom in masks to acknowledge weddings that have proceeded under the pall of the pandemic.

COVID-themed bride-and-groom Christmas ornament from SantasElves Workshop on Etsy.

Mugs available from MJsBridalSupport on Etsy.

Available from web-based sellers like Etsy, Redubble, Amazon and other outlets, the wedding-themed merch comes in the form of everything from T-shirts, travel tumblers, mugs and wine glasses, to candles, Christmas ornaments, face masks, hand sanitizer and more. Terms like “Corona Bride” and “Quarantine Groom” appear time and again across the products.

Of this wedding-themed hand sanitizer from ThatPartyChick, one reviewer wrote: “The bride and groom love it!! It was one of (their) wedding gifts!!! Soooo beautiful.”

T-shirt from docBrown00 on Redbubble.

Brides.com recently released an article about 19 great facemasks for brides, grooms and guests. Suggestions included monogrammed masks for bridesmaids and/or customized masks that feature a couple’s monogram, wedding hashtag and more that can be given to guests.

Wedding-themed face masks from TwoJaysCreative.

Merch for canceled wedding abounds. Much of it takes a kind of gallows humor approach in its messaging, which in a twist can create a sense of solidarity among the brides and grooms who’ve endured postponements during the pandemic.

Drinkware from CaliCakeCo.

Shirts from SweetTouchTee.

When it comes to COVID-19 and weddings, the above products here and many more items beyond seem to indicate there’s a market for merch that addresses the phenomenon.