10-23-2008, 03:08 AM
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the bridesmaids pay for their own dresses
the groomsmen pay for their own tuxedos grooms parents for the rehearsal dinner bride for the bridesmaids jewelry (usually given as a gift, but shouldn't be the only gift) groom gets gifts for groomsmen bride pays for grooms wedding band groom pays for brides wedding band brides parents pay for just about everything else but if other people want to pay - or if some of these people can't pay - it's not a big deal if it changes Powered by Yahoo Answers     
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10-23-2008, 03:09 AM
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Depending on budget, it's most likely that the bridal party all pay for their own outfit.
the bride & family pays for: groom's ring, own wedding dress, accessories, photographer, flowers, programs, invitations/announcements, bridal party transportation, reception, alter decoration, rented goods, music and food. also buys gift for groom, and bride's maids and parents the groom & family pays for: bride's ring, engagement ring, engagement party, rehearsal dinner, marriage licenses, groomsmen accessories and gifts, mother's corsages, honeymoon, fees of priest/rabbi, and groom's cake hope this helps. Powered by Yahoo Answers
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10-23-2008, 03:14 AM
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http://www.weddingvendors.com/planning/articles/traditional-wedding-expenses-checklist/
http://www.drdaveanddee.com/weddinggroom.html http://wedding.weddingchannel.com/articles/experts/beverly_clark/who_pays_for_what.asp See the traditional breakdown of expenses at sites above. Attendants usually pay for their own attire. As one site says: Attendants usually pay for Wedding attire for themselves. Any travel expenses. Wedding gift for bride and groom. Showers given by maid of honor or bridesmaids. Bachelor party given by best man or ushers. As for the rest? Nowadays, I think most folks agree that if bride and groom are mature enough to wed, then bride and groom are mature enough to pay for their own wedding. Families may want to help. Then bride and groom have the option of gratefully accepting their aid or the option of graciously declining. If one accepts financial assistance with wedding expenses, then one usually also has to accept input on decisions from the contributing family member. Good luck. Powered by Yahoo Answers
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10-23-2008, 03:20 AM
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Traditionally: The bride's family pays for the the wedding. This includes church, pastor, dress, etc etc & the reception
The groom's father pays for the rehearsal dinner This applies to "well to do" families and is popular in movies and bridal magazines. However, 80 percent of the time the couple decides to have "their" wedding. Here they pick a place to get married in - either a church, park, even a school - some place personal to them. Dress becomes a matter of choice. An outdoor wedding might request quests to dress in Flannel shirts & jeans followed by a pig roast. Such personalized weddings are the most memorable and the most enjoyable Powered by Yahoo Answers
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10-23-2008, 03:34 AM
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The couple pays for everything except for the attire for the wedding party. If their parents chip in for anything, that's a lovely and generous gift, but it is certainly not required. Anyone who is adult enough to be married is old enough to pay for their own wedding.
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