25 percent of wedding venues may go out of business this October

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by a business due to lost sales over the past year, with future bookings being pushed to 2022 and 2023. It highlights the support received from government schemes, particularly the furlough scheme, which has been beneficial for the business. The conversation also touches on the desire to return to normalcy for weddings, while adhering to government guidelines and restrictions.

How has the pandemic affected wedding planning according to the transcript?

• There is no change in wedding planning.

• Couples are postponing their weddings to later years.

• Weddings are being planned more frequently.

• Weddings are being canceled permanently.

What has been the impact of the furlough scheme on the business?

• It has had no impact on the business.

• It has been beneficial for the business.

• It has led to permanent closures.

• It has been detrimental to the business.

What is the current status of employees in the business?

• All employees are back to work.

• All employees are still on furlough.

• No employees have returned to work.

• Some employees have returned to work.

What is the general sentiment towards weddings during the pandemic?

• People prefer smaller weddings permanently.

• Weddings are considered unnecessary.

• There is a strong desire to return to normal celebrations.

• People are indifferent about weddings.

What is the approach towards government guidelines for weddings?

• Ignoring the guidelines completely.

• Following the guidelines strictly.

• Adapting the guidelines to personal preferences.

• Disregarding the guidelines for larger gatherings.