Who pays for what?  Historically, the bride and/or her family have assumed the majority of the wedding related expense. Official Bride Name Change Kit
 
Books Car Decorations Planning Shoes Shop Shop Travel Add Link Contact Us

Planning a wedding.  Helpful planning Hints for Brides. New wedding items.

Books/Magazines
Bridal Shows
Car Decorations
Check List  FREE
Favors
CUT COSTS
Groomsmen Honeymoon Travel
Just Married Clings
Marriage Laws
Music
Planning
Scoops
Shoes
Shop
Traditions
Wedding Bells
Who Pays for What?
Window Markers
Need A Web Site?
Links
Home




Wedding Car Decorating Kit.  Just Married Vinyl Clings, Glass Marker. All non-toxic to your love machine.

Who Pays for What?

Below are some of the more traditional guidelines that you can adopt or modify to suit your particular needs. The itemization also provides a check list of matters that may require attention in your wedding preparations. Historically, the bride and/or her family have assumed the majority of the wedding related expense. The more modern approach allows for division of costs between the couple and/or both sets of parents.

Note: Usually, the attendants will pay for their attire. If not, the bride will assume the expense of her attendants and the groom for his.


BRIDE/BRIDE’S FAMILY
  • Engagement Party: Bride OR groom's family plans and hosts.
  • Wedding dress, headpiece and accessories.
  • Lingerie.
  • Invitations, personal notes and mailing expense.
  • Wedding programs.
  • Napkins/Matches/Printed items.
  • Guest book.
  • Groom’s wedding ring.
  • Groom’s gift.
  • Father of bride formal wear.
  • Bridesmaid gifts.
  • Bridesmaids' bouquets.
  • Bridal brunch.
  • Grandmother corsages.
  • Church fee.
  • Ceremony/Reception flowers.
  • Ceremony rentals. (arches, candelabras, chairs, etc.)
  • Wedding breakfast.
  • Reception hall & rentals.
  • Reception favors, cameras.
  • Catering.
  • Music - Ceremony & Reception.
  • Photographic and videographic expense.
  • Transportation for the wedding party.
  • Wedding consultant’s fee.
  • Accommodations for out-of-town bride’s attendants and guests.
GROOM/GROOM’S FAMILY
  • Engagement Party: Bride OR groom's family plans and hosts.
  • Bride’s rings.
  • Groom’s wedding attire.
  • Flowers for the bride’s bouquet, corsages for the mothers and grandmothers.
  • Groom's boutonniere.
  • Groomsmen & Usher's boutonnieres.
  • Father of groom formal wear.
  • Gloves/Ties/Ascots for attendants.
  • Gifts for the bride, best man, groomsmen and ushers.
  • Rehearsal dinner.
  • Marriage license.
  • Clergyman/Officiant Fee
  • Limousine for bride & groom.
  • Groom's cake.
  • Alcohol at reception.
  • Honeymoon.
  • Accommodations for out-of-town groomsmen, ushers and guests.
ATTENDANTS/USHERS/BRIDAL PARTY
  • Wedding gift for the couple.
  • Maid of Honor Gown. (Maid of Honor)
  • Bridesmaid's Gowns. (Bridesmaid's)
  • Bachelor-(ette) party. (Maid Honor & Bridesmaid's)
  • Bachelor party. (Best Man & Groomsmen)
  • Best Man Formal Wear. (Best Man)
  • Car decorations. (Best Man)
  • Groomsmen's Formal Wear. (Groomsmen)
  • Usher's Formal Wear. (Ushers)
  • Children's Formal Wear (Children's Parents)
  • Travel costs.

Candy Scoops. Small candy scoops for your wedding reception candy buffet.

Can you use more money to spend on your honeymoon? It works just like a gift registry. Guests purchase portions of your dream honeymoon as a wedding gift.

Martha Stewart Weddingswedding planning







Wedding-Planning.org
888-806-1946 Mon - Fri 11am - 5pm EST

Copyright © 2001- Wedding-Planning.org   All rights reserved.
Site designed & hosted by:    JMWD.com