According to a report by brokerage firm Jefferies, the size of the Indian wedding industry is around Rs 10 lakh crore. This is almost double the size of the US wedding industry. However, it is smaller than China.
The Indian wedding industry is valued at $130B, which is double the size of America’s $70B market and higher than Sri Lanka’s entire GDP ($85B). The industry is split into three categories:
Industry Cycle:
Pre wedding: Services like dating app
India's wedding industry is estimated to have grown to $130 billion, second only to food and groceries in terms of consumption-Jeffries report
Is there any startups serving this sector?
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Ayush Maurya
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the whole font size and the main section size can be made smaller and more content for on less space and minimal !
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Shruti Beladia
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I guess wedding industry is booming , what if we can make a platform where you can select your own destination for wedding , own catering , own decoration etc we don’t need any wedding planner !!
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Is it possible to launch a brokerage firm and outperform zerodha and groww with sufficient funding? If yes, why will traders shift platform from zerodha to us?
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