First comes the engagement, and then comes the... wedding budget breakdown.
was just over $29,000, but for many people—particularly in big cities—that number might just barely cover the cost of catering., the wedding venue, and the myriad other expenses that pop up? While there is no one-size-fits-all budget, there are some helpful guidelines to follow as your whip out your calculator. Here, a primer to planning out your wedding budget.Start by deciding who will be paying for the wedding.
However you arrange and rearrange your wedding budget, however, a good rule of thumb is to spend no more than 40% of the overall budget on the venue, food and alcohol combined. While these are typically the most costly line items, but they shouldn't overtake the entire budget.Even the little things seriously add up—which is one reason it’s wise to keep a “miscellaneous” fund that’s around 5 percent of the overall budget.
hairstylists . If your officiant won't accept a tip, give a donation to his or her church, instead. Officiants should also receive a thank you gift. At this point, you may decide that there are some things that you want to stretch your budget for—that amazingyour friends hired, or a top-notch videographer. Or your parents might find that they can’t bear a wedding without an open bar for the entire event and are willing to foot the extra bill. Just don’t forget that small additions add up quickly.Do yourself a favor and immediately create a Google doc spreadsheet to keep track of your wedding budget.
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