Wedding season hits crisis impacts many sectors

The wedding industry in Lebanon was significantly affected by the war that began in early March, with bookings declining by 70% to 80%. This led to a substantial drop in revenues, which were estimated at around one billion dollars annually before the war, and resulted in the loss of 40,000 jobs. The crisis caused many events to be canceled, numerous weddings to be postponed or organized outside Lebanon, and many businesses to face financial difficulties due to payments made previously. There have been calls to include a "force majeure" clause in contracts to avoid future losses. The decline also impacted professions and workers directly involved in the wedding industry, disrupting services such as beauty, decoration, and lighting. The economic and social burdens on the already affected sector continue to escalate.

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