Weddings aren't cheap, but U.S. tariffs might force couples to pay even more to say 'I do'

Open this photo in gallery: Wedding planner Carmen Luk from Devoted To You walks through a vendor wedding decor company, Have A Seat in Toronto, on May 23.Jennifer Roberts/The Globe and Mail When Sarah Ashbourne visited a Vaughan, Ont., bridal boutique in early March, she was drawn to a gown from California. But she was also warned that its price could spike at any moment. The retailer cautioned that her total could soar between 15 to 30 per cent because of U.S. tariffs, which at the time threatened to disrupt global supply chains and raise import costs. The blowback from…