63% of Engaged Couples Have Had to Postpone Their Wedding

If you were planning on having your wedding this spring, I'm sorry COVID-19 had to come in and affect your day. Some people got married with the bare minimum witnesses, and are planning on a big party once this all blows over. Some did more, some completely postponed.

According to a new survey, 63% of engaged couples said they postponed their wedding all together because of the pandemic. 8% said they've cancelled the ceremony and reception, but are still going to get married at the courthouse.

Couples who've had to postpone have lost an average of $3,300 on non-refundable deposits, fees, and other costs.

The most popular reschedule dates are next March, followed by this summer or winter.

1 in 3 have said they already have a new date secured.