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US: Inflation driving newlyweds trimming flowers from their budgets

Inflation has led budding newlyweds to cut costs in ways they may never have expected, and that includes trimming the rising cost of flowers for their ceremonies. Zola, a wedding planning site, says the 2024 average price tag for a wedding is over $30,000.

Wedding experts blame it on inflation, which has hit all categories of planning a wedding, even down to the flowers that are picked. Some couples and florists are having sticker shock from the rising prices. A New York bride says she wanted the "whole nine yards" for her wedding day.

"I knew I wanted flowers everywhere," says bride-to-be Emily Reynolds, who was determined to create the wedding of her dreams. "I even wanted a floral chandelier that I saw on Pinterest, and I thought, I need to have that."

But it was the price of flowers that made her rethink how her wedding planning would go. "The prices were starting at [$8,000]," she says.

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