Over a dozen wedding planning sites are offering free wedding plans and services, according to a survey by Weddings.com, a site for people planning weddings.
In the survey, sites ranging from the nonprofit National Association of Realtors to the website Wedding.com each had free wedding-planning plans in place.
The site surveyed a wide range of wedding venues, including a couple from Los Angeles, and the sites said they were happy to offer plans and other services to their visitors.
The website also surveyed more than 2,000 people about wedding planning and said that of those surveyed, 95% said they planned to have a wedding.
One site, a popular destination for weddings and other events, said it offers wedding planning services for free and that its customers can opt out of the service.
Some of the services offered by the sites are free, like a plan to get married at a park, or wedding-prep guides.
The sites also offered services for weddings that cost money, like planning and photography.
The survey of wedding planning, wedding planning resources, and other wedding-related services found that online wedding-plans were used by 5.4 million people, according the survey.
The wedding sites said in their survey that they were committed to making sure their services are free to the public and are available on the web, so users can opt in to their services.
The study of wedding-providers was conducted last year and included more than 3,000 participants.
It found that only 8% of the sites surveyed were paying their wedding-goers, and only 8.4% were providing wedding-specific services.
