
One of the common questions I get all the time is who pays for what?; this is an understatement nowadays. A lot of things have changed with time; more and more couples are taking care of all the expenses of their wedding instead of having their parents pay for it all. But, every once in a while I get a couple whose parent's are more than delightful to pick up the wedding bill.
Here's a list that I'm sure will help you get in track with all the wedding expenses and who pays for what?:
Bride
- Groom's wedding gift
- Bridesmaids' gifts
Bride's Family
- Invitations
- Bride's gown, veil and accessories
- Bridesmaids' luncheon
- Lodging for out-of-town bridesmaids
- Wedding site
- Fees for the organist, soloist, etc...
- Flowers for the church
- Bridesmaids' bouquets
- Reception expenses (including rental fee, catering, wedding cake,bar, music, flowers, decorations and gratuities)
- Engagement & Wedding portraits
- Wedding & Reception photography
- Transportation for the bridal party on the wedding day
Bridesmaids
- Their own gowns and accessories (many brides provide the accessories)
- Their own travel expenses
- Wedding gift for the bride and groom
- Lodging
- Bridal Shower and/or Bachellorette Party
Groom
- Bride's engagement ring and wedding rings
- Bride's wedding gift
- Gifts for Bestman and Groomsmen
- His own attire
- Marriage License
- Clergy or judge's fee
- Bride's bouquet and her going away flowers
- Flowers for the mothers and grandmothers
- Boutonnieres for all men in the wedding party
- Groomsmen's gloves, ties and ascots (if not part of the rental)
- The honeymoon
Groom's Family
- Their own travel and lodging
- Lodging for out-of-town groomsmen (if necessary)
- Wedding gift for the bride and groom
- Rehearsal Dinner
Best man/Groomsmen
- Their own wedding attire
- Their own travel expenses
- wedding gift for the bride and groom
- Lodging
- Bachelor party
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