The number of weddings in Italy fell 6% in the two years from 2009 to 2010, Istat said Wednesday.
The decline was a marked increase on the 1.2% average drop seen over the last 20 years, the statistics agency noted.
Lazio, the region around Rome, saw a 9.4% fall while Lombardy, the region around Milan, had an 8% decrease.
The decline was a marked increase on the 1.2% average drop seen over the last 20 years, the statistics agency noted.
Lazio, the region around Rome, saw a 9.4% fall while Lombardy, the region around Milan, had an 8% decrease.
Weddings in Tuscany were 6.7% down and those in Piedmont, the region around Turin, and Campania, the region around Naples, were both 6.4% down.
Istat said more young adults were living together without getting married and more of them were finding it hard to get jobs and homes.
Istat said more young adults were living together without getting married and more of them were finding it hard to get jobs and homes.
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