Comments on: Are Weddings Good for the Economy?

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By: Ann B

Ann B — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 02:36:46 +0000

On the flip side of this is that we’ve already begun to see a decrease in spending in some areas of the wedding planning industry due to econcomic restraints. Many couples are scaling back on guests to save on the overall cost. I’ve also read several articles recently saying couples are really prioritizing whereas in the past its been a bigger is better kind of mentality. It will be interesting to see how the wedding industry in general withstands these times. I think gift buying is important. We’ll probably just see a shift in the average a guest spends on a gift. I think I read somewhere the avg has been b/w $70-$100. I doubt we’ll continue to see that trend.

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By: Ling

Ling — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 04:26:24 +0000

Wait a minute. “In July 2008, over 1,1700,000 people visited…” Is there an extra 0 there, or am I missing something? If so many people started getting married, rabbits would start getting an inferiority complex. :)