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Brides are re-adjusting their expections, but not their total budget. This is the message that I keep reading about wedding trends. In spite of economics, couples are taking a hard look at the things that they want and the “frills”, and deciding on the style of their special day. If the reception is the important hot button for them, they will reduce the guest list, but not the menu items. There is a refusal to compromise on what they feel is important. So bring on the bruschetta bar, the appetizers and a beautiful meal and hold on other items, sometimes viewed as superfluous, depending on the couple involved. Twenty years ago, there was no thought as to where a wedding and a reception would be held. Religious institutions were the official ceremony sites and their community halls hosted all the receptions. With dramatic changes in society and how things are done, today there are many more options. From yachts to sandy beaches with glimmering sunlight, to museums, zoos, wineries and county clubs; brides have more choice than their mothers could ever imagine. Destination weddings have also become very popular in the last five years. |
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