If not for the coronavirus, Oct. 10 would've been the most popular wedding day, the Knot says

More than 104,000 weddings were scheduled to take place on October 10 through Knot's registry. But, that didn't end up happening. (Love may be powerful, but it can't stop the coronavirus from spreading.)

Bill would let wedding venues, amusement parks reopen despite pandemic orders

The majority of wedding guests said that this year, they preferred outdoor gatherings with less than 25 people in attendance. Couples also said that they wanted masks to be required, according to the Global COVID-19 Weddings Report.

For the couples that did not decide to change their wedding date, nearly all said that they were having to make changes or take precautions to adjust to the pandemic.

A little more than a third of couples who initially scheduled their wedding sometime between September 2020 to January 2021 said they were rescheduling.

Survey finds many just are not ready to return to large events in person

A quarter of people said that they decided to sit out a wedding celebration of a friend or loved one this year. Forty-seven percent of people said it was because they were uneasy about being in a social situation during the pandemic, while 37% said they had concerns about safety protocols being followed.