Couples Tying the Knot Still Cutting Costs

Think the busy shopping season is over? Think again! The percentage of couples who get engaged between Thanksgiving and New Years is more than any other time period, so the beginning of the year, known as Bridal Christmas, marks the busiest time to plan nuptials. And while the economy is still shaky, that’s not stopping couples from taking the plunge, even if it means tightening their belts as they plan for the big day.

The fourth annual “What’s on Brides’ Minds” survey by David’s Bridal, the nation’s leading and most trusted bridal authority, reveals that more than two-thirds (68%) of brides say they plan to spend less on their wedding in light of the current economic climate.

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