It’s not always been boom-town though. The last
thirty-five years have seen a general decline in marriage. Until recently couples getting hitched were
at their lowest for a 100 years. Today,
though, despite more people marrying later in life, getting married is popular
again.
Latest official figures from the Office of National
Statistics suggest that couples’ tying the knot in England and Wales has
increased 5.3%, to 262,240. With more
people getting married away from the traditional church wedding, in castles,
stately homes, and so on, the event itself is becoming much more glamorous and appealing. This trend and the liberalisation of marriage
that allows couples to be married in more places than ever and with whomever
they want, has also contributed to the increase since 2007.
Interesting Fact | 7 out of 10 wedding were civil ceremonies a number
that has almost doubled in ten years
The wedding magazine Hitched has also put some figures together and, after factoring in
some adjustments of our own, we have put the cost of a typical UK wedding at an
eye-popping £33,366. So where does all that money get spent? Well, roughly, the cost of a wedding is split three
ways: First, the money dished out getting the 100, or so guests to the wedding
and entertained one way or another. Another
chunk of cash pays for the Wedding Day itself and the rest is spent on the
Honeymoon.
Interesting Fact | Most men and women marry between 25 & 29.
Interesting Fact | Most men and women marry between 25 & 29.
Let’s have a closer look at where all that dosh, that
could have been a deposit on a house, actually ends up being spent on a
Wedding...
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