The Knot 2020 Real Weddings Study [COVID-19 Edition] Reveals Nearly Half of Couples Who Planned to Wed in 2020 Will Now Celebrate in 2021 and Beyond Despite Being a Challenging Year for Engaged ...

The coronavirus pandemic reportedly kicked down the average cost of a wedding in the U.S. An updated real weddings survey conducted by wedding planning magazine and resource, The Knot, suggests the ...

Wedding website The Knot released its "Real Weddings Study" for 2020. Of those who were legally married in 2020, 52% postponed their receptions to the first half of 2021. But experts say these ...

As nuptials were canceled across the country, wedding planners have downscaled — and in some cases their new offerings will stick. By Eilene Zimmerman This article is part of Owning the Future, a ...

I was supposed to get married in September. Well, technically, as my husband would be quick to correct me, I did get legally married in September 2020 in the courtyard of our New York City apartment ...