To call 2020 tough for the wedding business is an obvious understatement. According to
Wedding Report, there were 2.13 million weddings in the US in 2019. In 2020, there were 1.1 million, with slashed budgets and drastically reduced guest lists. It was the safe, right, and loving path, but it s been an uphill one for those whose livelihoods depend on bringing people together to celebrate. When the pandemic abates, wedding vendors still standing can expect a flood of pent-up demand, which may create something of a bottleneck as it collides with postponements. In the spring [of 2020], 80 percent of our events rescheduled to 2021, says Charlotte Guernsey, co-owner at Lambs Hill, an intimate venue in Beacon with sweeping views of the river. A couple of them downsized and kept their dates. Seeing what was going on in the industry, we then created a new package called the Mini-Micro to accommodate those who still wanted to get married but really just wanted a ceremony and a
Hudson Valley Farmers Market Moves to Indoor Location
It is so nice to know that even though winter has set in we can still enjoy a local farmers Market. Over the holiday the Kingston Farmers Market announced their winter location for the months of January and February. Winter locations for farmers markets mean we don t have to go without our farm favorites. Your favorite honeys, jellies and more will be available to you through the cold weather months.
The Kingston Farmers Market will meet every other Saturday at 10 AM during January and February at the Senate Garage 4 North Front street in Kingston. They actually started their winter schedule last weekend and the next market will be January 16th. This means you have 4 more chances to enjoy your favorites from the Kingston Farmer vendors.