Based on the premise that we don't say Tachanun for the rest of a month when there are already a majority of days on which we don't say Tachanun (as stated in the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 131,7 about Nissan), would this apply in a case where the majority days of a month have Tachanun canceled for non-"holiday" reasons?
If, in a community, a man gets married on the 2nd of Cheshvan and goes to the minyan on that day and every day thereafter, and then another man gets married on the 9th and goes to shul, and throw in a bris on the 17th and 18th, then most of the month has no Tachanun (you probably need fewer because of Shabbat, but I'm making sure). Would that congregation, for that year, stop saying Tachanun for the rest of Cheshvan?