Inflation & Supply Chain Issues (How You Can Still Have Your Dream Wedding for Less)
Now that we?re moving towards a post-pandemic world, the wedding industry is booming. According to the Wedding Report, nearly 2.5 million weddings will be held in America this year?that?s up 30 percent from last year.
While brides and grooms are eager to get married and celebrate, the industry is still trying to catch up to the demand. With rising inflation costs, staff shortages, and supply chain issues, engaged couples are having to plan early and focus on only the must-haves for their big day.
The good news is that you can still have your dream wedding; you just need to plan and know what to expect. Here are some things to keep in mind during this period of wedding influx.
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Your Wedding Gown
One of your biggest wedding-day purchases is your wedding gown, and dresses are taking longer than ever to be delivered. Many gowns are made in China, and port delays are pushing some delivery dates 1?2 months, meaning gowns are taking at least 6?9 months to be delivered. If your gown was made in the U.S. you may find faster delivery, but if you wait too long you?ll pay a higher rush fee than before the pandemic. Our advice" Order early and find ways to save money.
With a shortage of materials, designers are having to charge more money for their dresses, so now is the best time to buy pre-owned. We?re seeing more inventory than ever, since so many brides bought their gown and then had to cancel or postpone their wedding due to COVID. Plus, saving money on y...
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