Canadians are turning away from the 'dream wedding' and opting a foothold on the property ladder. Read more.
80% of respondents who are planning a wedding would consider asking for money towards a down payment
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Canadians are turning away from the “dream wedding” and opting for something they see as more permanent: a foothold on the property ladder.
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