It’s officially summer, which means most of us probably have a wedding or two coming up before Labor Day. You can go the gift registry route, the honeymoon registry route, or the good ole cash in an envelope route. The latter is increasingly popular, but is there an agreed upon right amount to give? (Generous
When my husband and I were first looking for a venue for our wedding, his family was very persistent that we marry in the local country club where his brother and sister were married to their spouses. When I sat down with the wedding coordinator, my husband, and our families, the number came out to
Planning a wedding is a once in a lifetime experience, but it may also be one of the most expensive events you’ll have. My husband and I took about 6-7 months to plan our wedding. But I know some couples who take more time which is totally understandable. It takes time to plan out
Modern-day weddings have a notorious reputation for being pricey. On average, Americans spend roughly $33,391 on their weddings, according to The Knot’s 2017 Real Weddings Study. But that doesn’t mean they can afford it. More than 74 percent of couples will go into debt for wedding costs, reports Student Loan Hero. But, of course, how
Wedding season is here! That might mean you’ve got more than a few weddings your budget didn’t account for. While celebrating the love between friends and family is certainly a happy occasion, the cost of attending weddings—and especially being a member of the wedding party—can add up quickly. According to USA Today, guests spend between
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly will not sign a prenuptial agreement before their May 2018 wedding. This is standard practice in the royal family. Prenups are relatively new — and still unpopular — in the UK. For royal couples, the decision might make sense because property is inherited and not subject to division in