Whether you decide to split costs based on the old-school etiquette books or are taking a more modern approach, we’ve got everything you need to consider who pays for what at your wedding.
Catering is one of the biggest wedding costs for any couple. Here’s what you need to know. According to The Knot Real Wedding Study 2021, the average wedding catering was $75 per person.
Wedding budget planning allows you to see the big picture before you shell out the big bucks. It may come as a surprise how much weddings actually cost — according to multiple studies, the average wedding cost adds up to $30,000.
It isn’t a party without a dance floor. So what’s the average cost of a DJ for your wedding day anyway? The cost of a wedding DJ varies between each couple. On average, couples spend about $600 on a DJ for their weddings
According to The 2021 The Knot Real Wedding Study on average couples spend $4,300 on a live wedding band. The cost of a live wedding band can vary depending on the size of the band, the location of the wedding, and other factors.
Unless you’re working with unlimited funds, paying for a wedding is inevitably a topic you’ll face when planning your wedding. Read on for tips on ways to pay for your wedding day.
Here’s the thing: Your wedding is more than likely the biggest party you’ve ever had to throw. And while planning a wedding does sometimes lead to some fairly stressful moments, it doesn’t have to.
Let's talk about how much wedding venues cost, what factors into the price, what may not be included, and how you can save money on the venue of your dreams.
The average couple spends about $1,800 on a planner. It’s typically advised that couples plan for a pro to cost the equivalent of 10%-18% of their entire budget.
Floral arrangements will run couples anywhere from $2,000 to $3,500 on average. In general, couples allocate about 10% of their overall budget to flowers.