Posted: Apr 08, 2022 6:00 PM MT | Last Updated: April 9With public health restrictions gone and summer just around the corner, people in the wedding industry say they're seeing a matrimonial boom.
Bartel Nickel had hoped for a large follow-up reception this summer in Edmonton, but finding a venue at an affordable rate was an obstacle. That's still below pre-pandemic levels: between Jan. 1, 2019 and Apr. 8, 2019 there were 3,043 licenses issued and 2,324 marriages took place. She said last-minute weddings smaller in scope are trending. That size of ceremony — around 50 people — allows couples to choose more expensive cuisine or even take destination weddings a bit closer to home, like to the mountains or the west coast, she said.
"I think that couples have tried to secure different vendors and venues and photographers and DJs and caterers in the summer, and they're pushing it now a little bit further."
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Awww, how sweet! They can share a respirator! ❤️
Hmmmm Just on your app All covid,covid,covid.... More fear generation that most likely kill wedding plans again.
I guarantee a bunch of pronoun people will start commenting about how marriages aren't worth the super spreading. WATCH
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