A new survey suggests wedding industry revenue could reach $1.5 billion in B.C. this year.
After two years of strict limitations on marriage celebrations, B.C.'s wedding industry has returned, surpassing pre-COVID levels.
"It's amazing right now. It's non-stop: weddings every weekend, even weekdays too. So the demand for weddings is definitely increasing. It could be from the build-up... from the last two, three years," says Lau. "Vancouver people's family is from all over the world. We noticed there are cancellations like last minute because people will just say, 'I cannot make it there.' And the flights aren't flying there. And so we still have challenges lingering from COVID."
Lau isn't alone in being flexible when providing wedding celebration services with COVID-19 still causing obstacles. That being said, Rosling says none of her clients have cancelled; instead, she says they shifted to an outdoor wedding and hosted a reception for their guests, despite not being able to be there themselves.And while wedding planners must continue to work around an ongoing pandemic, Rosling says some weddings have been cancelled for non-COVID-related reasons.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Polygon loses $1 mark but manages community support- here’s howPolygon has had quite an impressive week this time around as it chased down a milestone in DeFi. It has now become the fifth largest blockchain in terms of its DeFi total value locked (TVL) after overtaking Solana in the rankings. According to DefiLlama, Polygon’s latest TVL is calculated at $2.07 billion after an influx […]
Read more »
Lundin considers sale of $1-billion copper-zinc mine in PortugalThe sale of Lundin Mining Corp.\u0027s Neves\u002DCorvo mine is likely to draw interest from rival mining firms. Read more
Read more »
Lundin considers sale of $1-billion copper-zinc mine in PortugalThe sale of Lundin Mining Corp.\u0027s Neves\u002DCorvo mine is likely to draw interest from rival mining firms. Read more
Read more »
Third Point discloses stake of nearly $1-billion in Disney, pushes for changesBillionaire investor Daniel Loeb, who runs Third Point, made a U-turn on Disney when he built a new stake in the second quarter
Read more »