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Biggest wedding regrets

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Biggest wedding regrets

Wedding season is upon us and if you’re walking down the aisle this year, congratulations!

A new poll of recently married couples in USA Today asked about the regrets couples have about their Big Day. They include:

  • Scheduling  Everything felt too rushed
  • The guest list  Always a problem
  • The vendors  They weren’t up to the task
  • The cost
  • The weather
  • The way you looked  Maybe your dress or makeup was disappointing
  • The location
  • The planning Mostly that they didn’t plan ENOUGH!

Also 1 in 5 people admit they got cold feet…but all of them did ultimately get married…and hopefully don’t regret that!

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