Experts told about the changes in Russians' spending after the wedding

Russians' spending changes significantly after the wedding. The researchers of the T—Z editorial office and the T-Data analytical project told about this on Thursday, April 24.

"In the month of the wedding, spending by women and men is 35.6% and 43.4% higher than the average. After that, they remain at an elevated level in 12.9% of women and 13.4% of men," the analysts said in an interview with Lenta.Ru .

After marriage, couples start spending more on children's goods, building materials, and household goods. At the same time, spending on clothes and shoes, cafes and restaurants is decreasing.

"After a wedding, women's spending becomes more "masculine," and men's spending becomes more "feminine." For example, the share of spending on building materials and car services for women is growing by 19% and 33%. Spending on beauty salons for men is growing by 6%, for women it is decreasing by 9%," the analysts said.

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On April 18, Maria Zakharova, the head and founder of the wedding agency, said that by having a wedding outside of the summer, you can save 15-30% of the budget. 360.ru .

In turn, Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of the capital for social Development, told on April 10 about the plans of more than 400 couples to register a marriage on April 12 in Moscow, writes Moscow 24.

She noted that Cosmonautics Day has been one of the most popular dates for marriage for several years in a row. Since 1961, on April 12, more than 12 thousand couples have been married in the capital, RT reports.

Earlier, on March 26, Izvestia wrote that, on average, Russians begin to live separately from their parents at the age of 26. The majority, 41% of them, move into a rented apartment.

A quarter of the respondents expressed the opinion that it is necessary to start living separately only when you have your own real estate. Another 15% are inclined to believe that it is worth moving away from parents immediately after receiving higher education, and 4% — immediately after coming of age. The same number, 4% of the survey participants, see the point of moving to their own or rented housing after the wedding. Another 3% stressed that this can be done until the family has its own children.

At the same time, 12% of Russians agreed that moving was unnecessary and that everyone should live together. Also, 22% of respondents believe that each situation is individual.