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Pay 1/2 If you are going the traditional stream of thought, here is the usual breakdown: * the engagement party. *

* invitations, engagement and wedding announcements, enclosures, personal stationery, newsletters, postage, wedding programs, and thank you notes. *

* brides wedding down, shoes, accessories, and honeymoon wardrobe. *

* formal wear for the bride's parents. *

* bridesmaids and flower girls dresses, shoes, and accessories. *

* bridesmaids tee, luncheon, or dinner. *

* groom's engagement ring [if he's wearing one] and wedding ring. *

* bridal consultants fees. *

* ceremony and reception decorations and flowers. *

* bouquets and corsages for bridesmaids and flower girls. *

* fee for ceremony space, Sexton, organist or other musician, rental of aisle carpet, canopy, huppah, and any other necessary ceremonial items. *

* reception: all professional services providers, including the caterer, bartender, and musicians or DJ. *

* engagement and wedding photos, and wedding video. *

* transportation for the bridal attendants and bride's family to and from the ceremony and reception. *

* bride's gifts to bridesmaids and flower girl, and bride's gift to her groom. I will post a link to a budget planner so that you can get some more information.

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It is traditional ettiquette for the bride's parent to pay.The bride's parents pay for everything except the rehearsal dinner, which is paid by the grooms parents. Now, tradition has changed much, it is not a requirement for only one set of parents to pay. It has now become a contribution.

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Traditionally, The grooms parents payed for all flowers for the wedding and reception, alcohol for the reception, the bridal shower, and the honeymoon.

Modernly, the bride and groom pay for their own wedding but may happily accept contributions from family if they are offered.

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This varies widely, from absolutely nothing up to millions of dollars on anything she wants. It really depends on the parents.

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Usually, the rehearsal dinner.

More Information:Sometimes the grooms family will pay for the honeymoon as well.
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traditionally in America they pay for everything except for the rehearsal dinner which is paid for by the parents of the groom

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No. Sometimes the bride's and groom's parents split the cost or the bride and groom can pay for the wedding themselves.

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