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Men Find Wedding Planning More Stressful Than Women
Almost one in four men (23%) claim they find making arrangements for their wedding more stressful than their bride-to-be, according to a new survey.This compares to just one woman in six (16%) who was found to stress over planning their big day.
The study, which was commissioned by Kalms, found that women are actually more likely to stress over having a baby or moving house.
However, both sexes were in agreement that family and friends are a major source of anxiety in the run-up to the ceremony.
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