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Civil Partnership Suvey Results 2011
Today we release the results of our same-sex partnership survey, which surveyed almost 200 people in a same-sex relationship in Ireland. Our survey captured feedback from the Irish LGBT community...
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Some Wedding Stats from Irish Wedding Survey 2011
Hot off the press, it’s the results from Irish Wedding Survey 2011, a joint survey that we carried out in conjunction with Aislinn Events. With more than 1,200 responses, it is Ireland’s largest...
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Irish Wedding Survey 2012
{ Photo credit: Photos By Jen } Today we publish the results of Irish Wedding Survey 2012, a wedding and civil partnership survey conducted by mrs2be.ie in conjunction with Annie Byrne of Aislinn...
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What couples in Ireland spend to get hitched [ Infographic ]
The spend on weddings and civil partnerships is a popular topic of conversation in Ireland. Last week we brought you the results of Irish Wedding Survey 2012 and this week, we thought it would...
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Setting Standards for the Irish Wedding Industry
There have been recent chatterings among the wedding supplier community in Ireland discussing the notion of a possible self-regulating federation for the Irish wedding industry. This blog post will...
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Engaging with brides on wedding forums – are you doing it right?
“Forums are dead!”No, they’re not actually. But I have heard various wedding suppliers mentioning that recently. Not all that long ago, forums, chat rooms and groups were among the main online mediums...
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So you’ve received a complaint from a bride. What now?
It is inevitable that at some stage in our professional wedding careers, we’ll receive feedback from a bride or groom that is less than complimentary. Whether it’s well deserved due to an unnecessary...
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Wedding Branding is Everything
Double StandardsAs wedding professionals, we are forever telling brides that they should “always book professionals instead of hobbyists/enthusiasts” for their weddings.For example, most professional...
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8 Points To Consider Before Exhibiting At A Wedding Fair
Wedding fairs in Ireland fall broadly into two main categories: local hotels (usually 5 to 20 exhibitors) and wedding fairs held at large multi-purpose venues (usually a few hundred exhibitors). Let’s...
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Irish Wedding Survey 2013
{ Photo credit: Leanne Keaney Photography }Today we publish the results of Irish Wedding Survey 2013, a survey conducted by Mrs2Be in conjunction with Aislinn Events.2,136 brides and grooms were...
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