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Posted: 10:46 PM Jan 5, 2009
Getting Ready for the Big Wedding
As thrilling as a big wedding ceremony can be, getting there takes a lot of work and planning. During the weekend, the Bridal Expo in Charleston steered brides-to-be in the right direction. The sluggish economy, however, has impacted the bridal business.
Reporter: Dave BentonEmail Address: dave.benton@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- As thrilling as a big wedding ceremony can be, getting there takes a lot of work and planning.
During the weekend, the Bridal Expo in Charleston steered brides-to-be in the right direction. The sluggish economy, however, has impacted the bridal business.
Mary Hatfield, for example, is planning her wedding soon, but said she's being picky about what she chooses and how much she spends.
"You have to make priorities and will pick where I'll spend," she said.
The Bridal Expo in Charleston gave brides-to-be everything they'll need to prepare for the big day -- from ice sculptures, cakes and limousines to the wedding gown.
One local wedding photographer said she's been lucky regarding the economic slowdown.
"So far, it hasn't affected me," Holly Vaughn-Farrell said. "But our 2010 bookings might be affected."
If you missed the Bridal Expo in Charleston, you can visit the next Bridal Expo in Huntington. It is scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18.
For more about this story, click on the video link above.
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WAKE UP!!! MARRIAGE IS A SELFISH THING TO DO THESE DAYS, SELF CENTERED..GIVE THAT MONEY YOUR WASTEING ON YOUR "DAY" TO A CHARITY OR TO HELP THE LESS FORTUNATE, GREED IS ONE OF THE 7 DEADLY SINS, AMEN
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its a shame that people consider marriage and kids in this day and age, come on think about it, wasting good money on dress's and stuff, people dont care anymore!
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