"Surveys of married adults suggest that opposites attract when it comes to emotional reactions toward spending," Wharton's Scott Rick and Deborah Small and Northwestern's Eli Finkel said in the paper. They found that people who generally spend less than they would ideally like to spend, and those who spend more than they would like to tend to marry each other.
Interesting! Opposites attract,' indeed! Do you and your groom fit this study's findings?
We just posted a new article about finding your Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex wedding transportation! It's the latest edition to our ongoing Dallas/Ft. Worth Wedding Guide.
Look for a brand new local wedding guide to be launched soon, plus more articles and updates in all of our current wedding guides: New York City, Chicago, Miami, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and the San Fransisco Bay Area.
The Consumerist is offering some extreme wedding planning cost-cutting measures, like:
dinner = ordering Chinese takeout
entertainment = friends serenading you
We don't approve, of course, but neither do they really: it's a fun and silly read if you're feeling overwhelmed by your planning and feel like screaming 'Oh, forget it!' One look at their list, and you'll remember how important taking the time to plan is!
We just launched our Miami Wedding Guide! It will detail everything you need to plan the perfect wedding in Southern Florida! Look for regular updates in the coming days and weeks!
And check out our other regularly-updated local wedding guides as well: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area and the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. We're adding new articles to them all this week!
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