
Young Americans aren’t heading down the aisle as eagerly as their parents and grandparents did—but it isn’t necessarily because they’re opposed to marriage.
For many under the age of 45, it’s about affordability, according to a recent survey.

Young Americans aren’t heading down the aisle as eagerly as their parents and grandparents did—but it isn’t necessarily because they’re opposed to marriage.
For many under the age of 45, it’s about affordability, according to a recent survey.