Save And Make Money With Canceled Weddings

In today's modern and fast changing world, almost anything is possible. This applies to the wedding community much more with this newest information which talks about making good amount of money with canceled weddings.

Yes you read it right folks. Making money with canceled weddings is quite possible. Gone are the days wherein canceled weddings can result into trouble and being broke (due to the wedding preparation expense). BridalBrokerage.Com offers couple or persons who directly involve in the wedding a good idea on how they can claim the cash they spend for that busted big event.

Bride And Groom

The site is not only good for the people who canceled the wedding event, but for people who are planning a wedding event as well. Bridal Brokerage can be the answer for any couple who are having problems with their event planning or budget in general. Read the information below on how the Bridal Brokerage system works.

What Is BridalBrokerage.Com


Bridal Brokerage is a start-up company that makes a connection in between previously remote parties on the wedding event: couples who've decided not to marry who want to sell the wedding goods and services they've bought, and couples keen to buy a “prepackaged” wedding and save money at the same time.

According to it's founder and CEO Lauren Byrne:
“We got a little bit of push back in the beginning that people wouldn't really want to buy someone else’s wedding, and that’s not the case at all, There’s over 2 million weddings a year in the U.S., and we’re seeing a lot of customers coming to us and saying they’d love to buy a prepackaged wedding.”
Lauren Bryne stated few reasons below why her business or website will become a hit in terms of canceled weddings.

- People are too busy to undergo the whole planning and preparation
- Event goods and services are notoriously marked up (because they’re for weddings) and many will struggle with the current economy.

Lauren Byrne "Bridal Brokerage"

Bridal Brokerage - Make Money With Canceled Weddings

How Bridal Brokerage System Works

People who are planning a wedding, either the couple theme selves or the wedding planner, can go to the website and fill up the form that asks few important things like the date of the wedding, how far the wedding is and how many guest they are expecting. That information will go to their data bank to be matched with canceled weddings. If the information matched with a certain canceled wedding, Bridal Brokerage will then negotiate with the people directly connected at that called off wedding to buy something from brides, parents and other people directly connected with that canceled wedding. A real win-win scenario for the soon to be wed and for the couple who canceled their wedding.

Bridal Brokerage - Sell Canceled Wedding

Bridal Brokerage - Buy A Canceled Wedding

Real Case Example

Andrew Rivlin and his fiancee explored Bridal Brokerage because of good things they heard about it. They wanted to marry quickly but they have limited budget and traveled a lot that makes wedding preparation a bit harder for them. While browsing the Bridal Brokerage’s Facebook page, he found out a perfect May (canceled) wedding in California mentioned and bought it without hesitation.

As of this moment, Lauren Byrne and the whole BridalBrokerage team is working out the details of transferring the whole wedding contract along with the venue to Andrew Rivlin and his fiancee. They (Rivlin and his fiancee) are very thankful of BridalBrokerage since they helped them a lot in making a dream wedding come true without spending a lot of money for the event.

My Thoughts

Making money with canceled weddings is for real and it's happening. 

The parties who make money from this kind of system are:

-BridalBrokerage.Com (Of course they have to be paid for their awesome hard work and idea)
-Couples who sold their stuffs which they acquired/rent/bought until their wedding is called off.
-Soon to be wed (they don't make money though but they save a lot of it by utilizing this one of a kind system).

So what do you think? Any thoughts?

Note: I am not paid nor asked by BridalBrokerage to do this article. I just found out their website and system a bit something new to the wedding industry so I decided to post it here.

Info Source: 
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2013/01/website-lets-brides-turn-canceled-weddings-into-cash/

Image Source/Notes:
Screenshots of BridalBrokerage.Com Official Site
"Silhouette Of Bride And Groom" by vichie81 - www.freedigitalphotos.net

26 comments:

jellybelly January 22, 2013 at 4:58 PM  

We do make money from our old things through garage sales. Why not cancelled weddings? It's a novel idea but would lessen the pain from the loss of the relationship and the cost of the wedding preparation.

Unknown January 22, 2013 at 8:48 PM  

i visited the site and jolted knowing that 250,000 are called off every year...if it is the stats, buying and selling a wedding is really a new market for weddings
thanks for sharing this

Unknown January 23, 2013 at 6:46 AM  

Scary. Plus painful. But then money is money and we all need it. That's still terrifying.

Rosemarie/Gven-Rose January 23, 2013 at 6:28 PM  

wow! I haven't heard that here is money for cancelled wedding.. I am curious..I'll visit the site to check it myself..;-)

Allan D January 24, 2013 at 12:02 AM  

This is good. Is this a kind of insurance-type of service? hehehe

Unknown January 24, 2013 at 8:00 PM  

Interesting service. Who would've thunk, right?!

anne lei January 24, 2013 at 8:49 PM  

it is for me a good idea. although, of course, no one wants to cancel a wedding.

i just wonder what if they want cancel 3 days or nearer the wedding date. Will they accept this?

maxine January 25, 2013 at 6:34 PM  

oh, cancelled weddings...awful!

Aileen January 25, 2013 at 9:40 PM  

Really interesting how people come up with different kinds of business. First time I've heard of this and from the looks of the stats Reese was mentioning, seems like a good business.

Meikah January 26, 2013 at 4:41 AM  

On the practical side, it is the way to go. As they say, your life doesn't stop because you just cancelled a wedding. It's hurtful, but life goes on. :)

Louise Antonette January 26, 2013 at 8:43 PM  

250K cancelled weddings every year? That's a huge target market for this kind of business. Sad reality and numbers for the couples who cancelled but good money for the business and the buyer, who may get it at a lower cost. :)

Marie January 27, 2013 at 2:17 AM  

Wow, so many cancelled weddings in a year!!! maybe because everyone seems to rush into weddings. call me old fashioned but i think a couple should plunge into marriage only when they are sure

Cintamuni January 27, 2013 at 4:48 AM  

Talk about practicality.. Wasnt able to grasp much of the article as I wasnt planning a wedding any time soon or I dont know..

KRIZZA January 27, 2013 at 8:00 AM  

Really interesting as I haven't heard of this before. Now a days, everything is already possible. Amazing, isn't it?

Olga January 27, 2013 at 8:12 AM  

First time I've ever heard of a cancelled wedding broker. :) It makes sense though and is very practical. Those who cancelled the wedding get some of their money back while those wanting to marry get to save a few bucks. :)

kat January 27, 2013 at 10:07 AM  

there are many reasons why one needsto cancel a wedding.

Vera January 27, 2013 at 6:00 PM  

Ang galing nung nakaisip nito as a business. She recognized a need and made her own market for it. Brilliant idea!

Joyful Mess January 27, 2013 at 11:03 PM  

Ah, I get it. This is a good business opportunity. Ang galing naman ng nakaisip nito hehe

Eliz Frank January 28, 2013 at 1:13 AM  

It's a win win business concept. Instead of a couple losing all their money on a canceled planned wedding, they get some back and a couple with less money gets a discounted deal. Not bad!
Eliz

Rose Cavello January 28, 2013 at 1:48 AM  

It takes a certain level of maturity to think about these things especially when dealing with dreamy occasions like weddings. Practicality, it won't hurt to have this security place in check.

Unknown January 28, 2013 at 6:39 AM  

I've learned a couple of new things from this week's CommEx and this is one of them. There are already a lot of wedding businesses out there that's making money and this could be included. I must say it's a great idea. :-)

Daddy Yashiro January 28, 2013 at 7:35 AM  

Hmmmm.... though I don't like the idea of weddings being cancelled but perhaps the idea earning out of that cancelled wedding is great. At least you can earned back what you have invested for that wedding.

Farida January 28, 2013 at 8:59 AM  

I think this is is applicable in other countries. They have insurances pa nga in case the weather is not fit for the wedding, etc.

Mylene January 28, 2013 at 6:30 PM  

This is a good idea but the bad is why the wedding will be cancelled?

tess February 2, 2013 at 4:12 PM  

this is a good idea, it helps those with tight budget.I can relate to this. i once cancelled my wedding for some reasons.

kat February 11, 2013 at 1:16 AM  

Oh my. Have they looked into the statistics of canceled wedding that they think this is a viable business? I wonder how the business is faring this far.

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