Wedding who pays

Who pays for what at a wedding? It’s the ultimate question! Usually, because the first step in the wedding planning process is to set a budget. But how can you do that until you’ve made the rounds to see who plans to contribute for your big day. After all, like many aspects of a wedding, there are traditions involved when it comes to money. To help you understand who is expected to help pay for a wedding, here’s a full yet easy-to-understand breakdown!

Everyone divvy's up wedding expenses differently. These are not "rules", just an explanation of how wedding expenses are traditionally divided - not to say

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Not sure who traditionally pays for different expenses in a wedding? Ahead, we break down the traditional distribution of costs amongst the bride, groom, and their families and provide tips on you might want to break up costs today.

According to Zola, the average wedding in 2023 will cost $29,000. In times past, there was no question of who was responsible for paying for a wedding: the bride’s parents, with an assist from the groom’s parents to cover the rehearsal dinner. Now there are so many more subsidiary costs associated with a typical wedding,

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Who pays for what!

The etiquette of how wedding costs are split is evolving—but some traditions remain in place.