Kai Rizdahl

That's what the hard data says, more of which, by the way, we're going to get tomorrow morning with the May jobs report.

While we wait, though, we thought we'd check in with one of our regulars to get some anecdotal data.

Joy Schmidt is the owner of Moxie Salon and Spa in Yulee, Florida.

Joy Schmidt, Moxie Salon and Spa, finally getting some time off in Yulee, Florida.

You know that old wedding rhyme, right?

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

It is time perhaps to add a new line about something for the groom.

Because a growing number of men want a say in their big day, which has in turn led to a whole new micro-industry of wedding services catering solely to those grooms.

Ellen Gammerman wrote about it in the Wall Street Journal the other day.

Ellen, welcome to the program.

Good to have you on.

Well, so, you know, men have been part of the bridal party for a very long time now.

And just like lately, the wedding industry is saying, oh, look, there are men here, too.

Sure, sure.

They're doing it in a whole lot of ways.

There's a thing called a groom's concierge.

What is that?

There was a great anecdote in this piece where this groom came in with a, I don't even know how long it was, like a multi-page spreadsheet.

I want to say like 52 or 56 pages, whatever.

And the venue they went to visit didn't match up.