Curious as to what other brides-to-be and grooms-to-be will be doing next.

If your wedding was scheduled to be in Jul-Dec 2020, you most likely already had all your vendors booked and arrangements in place for your dream wedding. But with Covid-19 around, people are saying that they won't even want to attend any weddings.

So what's your decision? Do your vendors allow postponement or allow full/partial refund?

I'm talking to this doorgift provider for Malay weddings; they say that their customers have mostly rescheduled to later in the year, earliest in August. I believe most wedding vendors are understanding and accommodating if you speak nicely enough with them.

Thanks for your input. The fear is that even when it comes to August, the Covid 19 situation won't improve. Some hotels have already predicted there won't be any wedding businesses for the next 12 months

Close relative postponed wedding.

To think some paid up deposit to vendors, or hotels or places to book. It's unpredictable that virus change our daily lives. To ask for refund, both side face dilemma.

We will be postponing it (thanks god it was possible)...!

My brother's one got postponed as the venue is shut till year end.

soscial gathering isa big no in preventing covid 19. at least in 3 month to come there will be no normal wedding event.

I think most vendors will let you postpone but won't give refund cause dia pun freelancing, need the money.

We were planning to get married in July 2020. But since covid-19 still hasn't passed, we had to cancel the wedding. We rescheduled the wedding date for the second time and it is very expensive for us, so we decided to cancel it.
Now we still have wedding rings and we want to get married just the two of us, and we will arrange a celebration after the epidemic and celebrate our wedding.

Guys is almost 1 year , dunno need to wait how long...
Anyone knows if Government came out with a law for business to refund customers due to COVID MCO CMCO?
The Link below says got one Akta to pass in parliament, duno what happen to that.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/government-publ...deal-businesses