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Weddings?


Question Posted Sunday January 18 2009, 11:55 pm



What is the estimated price for a wedding???


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chakra answered Tuesday January 20 2009, 8:17 am:
It depends where you live, in the UK the average cost is £14,000 (i'm not sure what that is in Dollars but thats quite alot of money here, for me and my partner thats something we could never afford).

You can do it for alot less, there are alot of cost saving ideas, such as getting free samples and reduced price samples from wedding fayres.

Changing the venue from a chursh to a registary office or a cheapish stately home.

If you know someone can make dresses, you can buy material and have the bridesmaid dresses made to your design, only have 1 or 2 bridesmaids.

When me and my partner were working out a budget, we found we didnt need to buy a £1000 dress, there are beautiful ones for £200.

With suits you can get deal, we were quoted £300 for 5 suits which is brilliant and the lady said that if anyone quoted cheaper then she would match it.

The trick is to do lots of research and get lots of quotes.

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Erinn_the_bamf answered Monday January 19 2009, 2:03 pm:
There is absolutely no estimated price. You can go all out and drop millions of dollars on a wedding or you can go to Vegas and get a marriage license fairly cheap. Really the sky is the limit. When planning a wedding you need to set your own budget or talk it over with a wedding planner and have them help you set one.

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howfair answered Monday January 19 2009, 3:00 am:
It varies so much that I don't think there is really a general price range. It all depends on where you have it, the dress, the number of guests invited, food, reception, etc.

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