Early findings
Sample size:
1•
Updated Jan 25, 2026
What couples regret — and what they’d pay for again
These are aggregated patterns from post-wedding responses. This is an early dataset: results can shift as sample size grows.
Surveys in this view
1
After applying filters (if any)
Went over budget
0%
0 of 1
Would do it again (any “Yes”)
0%
0 of 1
Avg stress / satisfaction
3.0 / 5.0
Scale 1–5
Top regrets
Based on “Regret” selections (up to 3 per response). Rate = % of surveys in this view that selected it.
Top “worth it” spends
Based on “WorthIt” selections (up to 3 per response).
Top spend (ranked)
Based on “TopSpend” ranked picks. Points: #1=3, #2=2, #3=1. Rate = % of surveys that included it in top spend.
Biggest regret drivers
Based on the optional “Biggest regret driver” question (0–1 per response). Rate = % of surveys in this view that chose it.
Most overrated vendors
Based on optional “Overrated” selection (0–1 per response).
Most underrated expenses
Based on optional “Underrated” selection (0–1 per response).
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Notes
- Rates are computed within the current filtered view (not global).
- “Rate” = percent of surveys that selected the item at least once in that section.
- Regret/Worth-it selections are limited (up to 3 per response).
- Optional questions (driver/overrated/underrated) may have lower response counts.
- Top spend includes rank weighting (points) to surface what was truly “top.”
- Small samples can produce noisy ranks; always read the sample size first.