On the other hand, some moms, like me, delay because of fear. “We carry a large number of dresses they can buy off the rack.” “I see moms who wait because they’re going to lose 20 pounds,” says Laura Van Vliet, owner of Eva’s Bridal in Garden City. Moms also wait because they want the dress to fit. It’s sweet, but I want to tell them, 'You deserve something beautiful, too you need to feel fabulous, too,' ” says Amanda Cover, co-owner of Bombshell Bridal Boutique in St. More weddings, however, mean there also are more mothers of the brides and grooms out there, running around wringing their hands worrying about what they’re going to wear.Įxperts say that a lot of their attire problems come because, well, moms are moms. This trend echoes an upturn in the national marriage rate that began in 2014, after more than a decade in the doldrums. There were 58,848 marriages with 11.86 persons married per 1,000, unpublished state figures obtained by the Free Press show. In 2015, Michigan recorded the highest marriage rate and the most marriages in nine years. After years of trending downward, marriage is coming back in style. Millennials finally (finally!) have started getting married.
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