Destination weddings trending again, but are they good?

Destination weddings are regaining their popularity after a pandemic slump. An estimated 18% of weddings last year took place at venues requiring the couple to travel. Michelle Singletary, personal finance columnist at the Washington Post, joined CBS News to discuss what's behind the boom in destination weddings and what some of their downsides are.

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[SpeakSteph]

Unfortunately, many people spend more time, money and effort planning the wedding (and reception) than they do working on the actual marriage itself.

[bobby-ovqn]

Nothing like starting a marriage with a massively expensive wedding put on your credit card.

[ReginaMcNeish]

I’ve set up enough events and wedding to tell you the ways of how things were with wedding are not the same. Do the destinations weddings and forget those who can not come THEY WILL BE OKAY AND CAME COME TO THE POST WEDDING PARTY.. Make a party at home showing pictures of what the people who didn’t come missed and give them some drinks and they will never have missed a thing. People do not talk about how wedding are theatrical performances and not about people being there to love and support you. It’s not worth the costs.

[ramship]

Stupidity doesnt have a limit...
Thats why Destination Weddings exist...