The groom generally pays for the honeymoon.
No, absolutely not.. It is the grooms responsibility to pay all expenses for the honeymoon not his parents.
Both, Families Pay For Getting The Wedding And Stuff Designed Help The Couple Pay For Part of The Wedding, & The Couple Pays For The Pastor, Rings, & Limo.
Traditionally, the bride's family pays for the wedding and food, and groom pays for the alcohol and honeymoon.
All families are different. Sometimes, but groom's parents pay for other things.
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The grooms parents pay for the rehersal dinner and all expenses associated with it.
what does the groom parents pay for at a traditional wedding
Historically, the bride's family paid for everything but the flowers for both wedding and reception, alcohol for the reception, bridal shower, and honeymoon which the grooms parents are responsible for. In modern times however the bride and groom usually pay for their own wedding and happily accept contributions from family if offered.
Traditionally the Groom's parents host the rehearsal dinner. However, nobody is "responsible" for paying anything they don't agree to pay. The couple should expect to have to pay for everything themselves, and if it works out that someone else volunteers to cover it, then great.
Of course! Here in Sweden it's usually the bride and groom that pays for everything after saving for years.
Yes, Technically they are suppose to without any IF'S, And's or buts
Whether it's your parents or mine, you won't have to pay (other than through taxes) - children are not legally responsible for their parents.
The groom's parents are only responsible for paying out of town guests at rehearsal dinner for: Parents of the bride (some parents are divorced and one ex may live out of town or both live out of town, but often the out of town parents of the bride will pay their own way if they can financially afford it); Maid of honor; bridesmaids; flower girl or ring bearer. Any other relatives or friends that are not in the wedding party should pay their own way.
In a traditional wedding where the Bride's parents, pay for the wedding, certainly. Cash or checque in the amount that you can afford, along with a small extra gift of a personal nature for the new couple's home together. DON'T over-extend yourself, as your bridal couple and parents should have some awareness of each other's financial condition.
For the lovely wedding, if the Bride's parents pay for it, and for the gift of their daughter and themselves as a welcome addition to their family. Your children's wedding day is a time to be on your most welcoming behavior , even if you have the slightest reservations.