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Yahoo
19-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Which month's the least expensive to get married in?
(NEXSTAR) — With the average wedding cost staying relatively in the same ballpark as it has been since before the pandemic, couples planning their big days have never needed to be more selective about things like venues and days of the week. While the average cost for a 2025 wedding is $33,000, as calculated by The Knot, couples may be able to fly under that number depending on a variety of factors — including which month of the year they choose. Costco recalls: Shoppers should stop using some items immediately Out of 12 months of the year, at least six of them, on average, show an average wedding cost higher than the national average, per data from The Knot. Weddings held in the months of May, July, October, September, June and February all average above $33,000 for the event. May is the most expensive month to have a wedding in (though not the most popular, which would be October), with an average cost of $33,900. The only month with an average wedding cost below $30,000 was January, based on 2024 data. The Knot explains that January weddings do still present some limitations (mostly related to weather), which accounts for the fact that only 2% of 2024 weddings happened in that month. No link found between aluminum in vaccines and autism: Study In addition to lower costs, another benefit of a January wedding, which many users in the Wedding planning subreddit and others like it is that because of the 'off season' nature of the month, more venues and vendors will likely be available. Another reason to be a fan of a January wedding? It's well-known that January can trigger 'post holiday blues,' and a wedding might be just the perfect way for you and your guests to beat the sadness. One Redditor commented, 'January can seem like such a long bleak comedown from Christmas that I'd say a lot of people would enjoy having an event to look forward to.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
CNN
15-07-2025
- Business
- CNN
Easy swaps for a more sustainable lifestyle
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CTV News
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Naija Market brings vibrant African market experience to Winnipeg
Vendor stalls in Naija Market in The Forks is shown. (Daniel Timmerman/CTV News Winnipeg) A lively celebration of African culture returned to Winnipeg this weekend as Naija Market Day brought the sights, sounds, and tastes of a traditional African market to The Forks. Held Saturday at the CN Stage and Field, the event featured Afrobeat music, Nigerian and African food vendors, and a vibrant atmosphere reflecting markets commonly found across Africa. Originally launched in Winnipeg last year, Naija Market Day has since grown in popularity, expanding to cities across Canada, including Brandon, Edmonton, Calgary, and Brampton. 'We've gotten awards and recognitions from different provinces, and it's just amazing how people have missed our kind of markets and how they're really warming up to it,' said Abiodun Adetu, the event coordinator. Adetu emphasized the family-friendly nature of the event, describing it as more than just a marketplace. 'You see kids running around the market — they're playing, they're eating — they're doing all sorts. That's what we're trying to exemplify here: where everybody's having fun and coming together. You aren't just shopping, you're exchanging culture with us.' This year's Winnipeg market featured around 100 vendors and nearly 20 community organizations. Naija Market Day will next head to Brandon, where the event is scheduled to take place at Princess Park on Saturday, July 19.
CTV News
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- CTV News
African Experience Festival highlights rich cultural heritage in Bradford
Vendors at the African Experience Festival in Bradford July 5, 2025 An annual tradition is Bradford took over the Bradford West Gwillimbury (BWG) public library. The African Experience Festival was a three-day event that celebrated Black and African culture though fashion, food, and storytelling. The event showcased unique traditions, talents, and contributions by vendors. Omolara Akerele, co-founder of the festival emphasized the importance African culture in Bradford. 'We talk about cultural challenges and culture shock and how to adapt when you move to Canada,' said Akerele. 'How to bring your own culture and Canadian culture and bring it together.' Vendors like Oyin, a fashion vendor, are thrilled that the festival happened outside in the public square for the first time. 'It is nice we are going all out this year,' said Oyin. 'I encourage everyone to come down and look out for me, other vendors selling African wears and a lot of other things.' Akerele added festivals like the African Experience Festival are creating a more welcoming atmosphere for the Bradford region. 'It is becoming more diverse, a lot of people from the Caribbean, Jamaican, African and Indian descent are moving to Bradford and the city is expanding,' said Akerele. 'I think great things are coming for Bradford.'
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Middletown cancels city-sponsored community events
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Your entertainment options in Middletown have been reduced. Blaming 'staffing changes,' the City of Middletown has canceled all city-sponsored events, including the farmers market and Arts in the Parks. In announcing the cancellation on social media, the city said it was 'in the process of hiring a new, exceptional Community Projects Coordinator' to run point for future events. The city said vendors should receive full refunds for any registration fees they paid. If you haven't received your refund as a vendor, the city asks that you call 513-705-1770. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
