The wedding and events industry has taken a knock since Covid-19 hit the country. A wedding and events planner said the industry was losing millions and some of the service providers had even closed down.
Wedding and events planner Tumelo “Butterfly” Makamu said the industry was losing millions and some of the service providers had even closed down.
“The flower market is also facing a difficult time; they have dropped their flower prices and, as a result, they are facing a huge loss. They cannot export their flowers any more.She said her clients were shifting dates for later in the year. “I haven’t received any cancellations yet only a change of dates.”
The flower market is also facing a difficult time; they have dropped their flower prices and, as a result, they are facing a huge loss. They cannot export their flowers any more.
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