Brides and Grooms Are Spending Less? - Wedding Guest Dresses

While the economy is improving these days, the wedding industry to do so supposedly watertight through the crisis unscathed. The average cost of a wedding in 2009 was reduced by 10.2% over the 2008 amounts, according to the report of the wedding plussize wedding dresses, and that means that the bride and grooms (and their parents) were spending about $ 6,000 less per issue . The cost of the wedding had this to say:


On average, U.S. couples spend $ 20,398 for their wedding cocktail dresses. However, most couples spend between $ 15,299 and $ 25,498, while their wedding budget is typically 50% less than the amount spent. This does not include the cost of a honeymoon or engagement ring.

So where do couples cut? The list of wedding guests was an area that has a bit of adjustment, the average number of customers for a total of 145 in 2008 compared to 128 in 2009. Although the wedding stationery is becoming more and more beautiful bridesmaid dress show, was not exempt from the restriction. reception menus, in particular, was reduced, with brides and grooms a 36% spending less on them. Other areas that have suffered are the gifts for the parents of the happy couple ... and ankle. (Quelle horreur!)