Planning a wedding is stressful. Couples and vendors now have to factor in tariffs
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(AP Illustration / Peter Hamlin)This Sept. 11, 2021, photo shows paper goods for a wedding in Floyd, Va. Wedding vendors and bridal couples have been impacted by U.S. tariffs on countries around the globe. (Sincerely, Anna Marie via AP).This April 15, 2023, photos shows a bridal bouquet in Grass Valley, Calif. Wedding vendors and bridal couples this year are being impacted by U.S. tariffs imposed on other countries around the world. (Bryan Gallagher Photo via AP).This Sept. 24, 2023, photo shows a tablescape at a wedding in Hot Springs, Ark. Wedding vendors and bridal couples of today have been impacted by U.S. tariffs on countries around the globe. (Madi McGraw Photography via AP).This May 31, 2024, photos shows a bridal gown display at the Urban Set Bride shop in Richmond, Va. Most U.S. bridal gowns are made in China. Wedding vendors like bridal shops, along with bridal couples, are feeling the impact of tariffs imposed by the U.S. on countries around the globe. (Chelsea Diane Photography via AP).This Feb. 8, 2025, photo shows Olivia Sever and Alex Pfeiffer on their engagement day in San Diego, Calif. Tariffs the U.S. has imposed on countries around the globe have some bridal couples nervous about costs and availability of items they need for their weddings. (Kelsey Muma Photography via AP).This March 17, 2025, photo shows Armana Christianson in Mesa, Ariz. with one of her wedding cake creations. Wedding vendors and bridal couples alike are feeling the impact of U.S. tariffs imposed on countries around the globe. (Larisa Kaiser via AP).
