When a save-the-date arrives in your mailbox, you want to feel thrilled for your engaged friends. Instead, you feel a heavy knot forming at the bottom of your stomach. How much is this wedding going to set you back? We…
Even if you opt for a wedding printer, you can skip pricey extras like embossing and engraving and opt for cheaper online vendors unless you can find a deal. One expense you might not be prepared for when budgeting your…
You know what they say: Location, location, location. And it matters for your wedding as much as real estate. The venue you pick influences everything else about the wedding, including the price tag. But a unique wedding venue doesn’t have…
For some folks, the perfect wedding is at a hometown venue surrounded by everybody they know and love. Nephews and nieces run underfoot, favorite relatives pay for a dollar dance, and a red-faced single catches the bouquet. Other folks long…
Nontraditional weddings are becoming a popular choice for couples who don’t want to cash in their savings or go into debt for a traditional wedding. Many couples want to save money on their wedding in exchange for long-term financial security and…
Gift baskets, memorable decor, and personalized practical gifts are all good places to start. But you can also opt for something like live food-producing plants or trees, antiques, or even experiences that will bring them closer as a couple. You…
What’s more fun than a wedding reception? For close friends of the bride and groom to be, the bachelor and bachelorette parties clearly beat out the reception. They also tend to be costly, especially when they take place far from most…
Until recent years, engaged couples usually signed up for wedding registries at home goods stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond, Macy’s, and Target. But these days, many couples already live together before getting married, and because of that, many of…
No wedding day would be complete without fresh flowers. Professional arrangements add life, color, and beauty to your ceremony and reception. However, bouquets, corsages, boutonnieres, altarpieces, and centerpieces can add thousands of dollars to the total wedding bill. If your budget…
The average price of a wedding dress in the United States is just over $1,200, though the final cost depends heavily on the geographical areas. According to statistics published in Huffington Post, brides in Manhattan spend an average of $3,027 on…
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