You're on the virtue.

Pretty interesting.

I was reading an article that says that the big wedding, the massive wedding where you

invite a whole bunch of different people and I cost you an arm and a leg.

It's soon to be a thing of the past.

Yeah, right.

And I'm going to one in March today and they think of the past yet.

They're saying it's starting to downtrend.

Like a lot of wedding planners are saying, if we look to the future here over the next

10 years, micro weddings are really where it's happening.

And here's one tick tocker.

What you said is the example for a whole bunch of people that are saying the same thing.

Micro weddings are going to be more popular than traditional wedding soon.

So this trend has been around forever.

But it really took off during the pandemic when people are trying to limit the number of

people at social events, people debate exactly how many people constitute a micro wedding.

But it's usually less than 50 guests.

And micro weddings can have the same features as a larger wedding.

But everything would be scaled down to appropriately fit the number of guests you're having.

To support my point, I want to show you the average number of wedding guests over the

past few years.

In 2014, the average wedding size was 136.

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