Wedding bliss ... even in a recession


Published: June 9, 2009 by Linda Miller Comment on this article Leave a comment

BRIDE / GROOM / MARRIAGE / WEDDING: Paul Lowe and Shelley Lowe, Oklahoma City, got married in Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
BRIDE / GROOM / MARRIAGE / WEDDING: Paul Lowe and Shelley Lowe, Oklahoma City, got married in Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
It seems every other day I get an e-mail about weddings. Usually it has something to do with weddings on a budget.

Here’s the latest one, just in case you’re getting married:

Mintel finds weddings in a recession have fewer bells, all the bliss

 

Chicago (June 8, 2009)—With the depressed economy looming over the heads of future brides and grooms, the question begs to be asked, will the big day still be perfect with recessionary cutbacks? A just-published focus group presentation and video from Mintel shows that while the economy is influencing wedding day choices, today’s brides and grooms still feel the joy of wedding bliss.

America‘s engaged couples are embracing tradeoffs for the big day with a “can do,” creative approach. Gone is the day of the starchy, traditional wedding; it is being replaced with a more intimate, personalized affair that paves the way for new traditions and humor.

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Linda Miller always has loved makeup and fashion, especially shoes and handbags. She admits to owning more lipsticks and glosses than many makeup artists, but she's not giving up a single tube. When she got the opportunity to move from...
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