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The bride's family historically was responsible for most of the the expenses for the wedding of their daughter. As times have changed, the costs are now generally shared by both families.

Today many couples are marrying later in life, and with higher incomes some brides and grooms today insist on paying themselves. Weddings can be costly and meeting to discuss what costs will be shared is recommended in order to prevent financial hardship and determine the budget for the wedding.

Some families will not break with old tradition and we have listed some of the expenses that might be incurred for a typical wedding.

 
 
Bride/ Bride's Family
  • Invitations, newspaper anouncements and mailing expense
  • Stationery for thank you notes and mailing expense
  • Bridesmaid Luncheon
  • Church Fee
  • Reception Hall Fee
  • Ceremony/Reception Flowers
  • Wedding cake
  • Catering and entertainment
  • Photographer and /or Videographer
  • Wedding planner / consultant’s fee if used
  • The groom’s wedding ring
  • Wedding decorations and favours
  • Printed items such as napkins, matchbooks, etc.
  • Programs
  • Bridesmaids' bouquets
  • Wedding dress, headpiece, accessories and lingerie
  • Groom’s gift
  • Guest book
  • the gift book (if you're having one)
  • Accommodations for out-of-town bridesmaids and guests
 
Groom's Family
  • Marriage licence
  • Bride’s rings
  • Clergyman/Officiate Fee
  • Groom’s wedding attire
  • Rehearsal dinner
  • Wedding gifts for the bride, best man, groomsmen and ushers
  • Flowers for the bride’s bouquet, corsages for the mothers and grandmothers
  • Limousine/Carriage costs
  • Alcohol at reception (religion & zoning permitting)
  • Honeymoon
  • Accommodations for out-of-town groomsmen, ushers and guests
 
Attendants / Ushers
  • Shower gift
  • Wedding gift for the couple
  • Stag and Doe parties
  • Any necessary travel expenses
 
 

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