The tradition of "who pays for what" has changed somewhat, especially in today's modern world of dual income and independent couples who pay for the entire wedding themselves. For those who still consider tradition important in financing the wedding, you'll find this outline helpful in "assigning" expense responsibilities.

Bride

Groom's wedding ring Groom's wedding gift Bridal attendants gifts Bridal attire and accessories Wedding consultant Bridal luncheon

Groom

Bride's engagement and wedding ring Groom's gift to bride Groom's attendants gifts Marriage license Officiant's fee Groom's attire Boutonnieres for Groom's attendants Honeymoon Expenses

Bride's Family

Wedding Invitations and Announcements Transportation of bridal party from ceremony to reception Wedding reception Florals for ceremony, reception, bridal bouquet, bridesmaid's bouquet, corsages and boutonnieres for family Photography Videography Musical Entertainment

Groom's Family

Rehearsal dinner Boutonnieres and corsages for immediate family members

Attendants

Rental or purchase of wedding attire Travel expenses to and from wedding city Wedding gift for the wedding couple Bridal/Co-ed Shower Bachelor/ette Party

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