Five Ways Grooms Are Becoming More Involved in Planning Their Wedding

 

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Women USED to plan their entire wedding . . . and the groom just had to show up.  But not surprisingly, 60% of couples now say the man has been involved in planning the big day.  44% of the time, the groom's family helps pay for the wedding . . . half of grooms pick the venue . . . one in three help pick the cake . . . and one in 20 choose the flowers.    

 

 

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Brides used to plan their entire wedding, and the groom just had to show up . . . preferably sober, and in a tux.  But not surprisingly, 60% of couples now say the groom has become a lot more involved.  Here are five ways guys are helping: 

 

 

#1.)  Half of all couples say that the groom picked the venue.   

 

 

#2.)  The bride's family used to be responsible for paying for everything . . . and 52% of couples say that her parents are paying at least some of the costs.  But 44% say that HIS parents are also contributing money.

 

 

#3.)  One in three grooms helped pick the cake. 

 

 

#4.)  One in three grooms are responsible for haggling to get better prices.

 

 

#5.)  And one in 20 grooms say they chose the flowers for the ceremony. 

 

 

(Female First)




Originally posted on February 20th, 2013