Respondents indicated an intention to cover 60 percent of their costs by drawing on funds from investments and other savings. The invites, programs, and other stationary needs draw out $384īut who’s going to cover all those costs? Remember the BMO InvestorLine survey we looked at earlier? It had some other interesting findings pertaining to how couples intend to finance the big day.The transportation and limo tolls in at $753.
The live entertainment comes out to $1,247. The decorations and floral arrangements balloon to $1,343. The honeymoon accounts for about a sixth of the final tally, at $5,470. The wedding venue (including catering) eats up a third of the budget, at $9,225. There’s still time to shed costs before the big day. Pour yourself a drink and get yourself together. The actual average cost of a Canadian wedding is…wait for it… $31,110, honeymoon included. We hate to be the bearers of bad news – particularly when the only bearer you’re seeking is the one holding the rings – but it seems that figure is still a far cry from actual wedding costs, which means many couples could still be in the dark over wedding budgets. In a WeddingBells.ca survey of 2,309 Canadians, couples nearing or just coming away from the big day indicated they believed the average expected cost of a Canadian wedding should ring in at around $22,429 – or $27,899 with a honeymoon. Soon-to-be-wed and recently married couples peg their guesses a little closer to the true mark. More troubling, that original $18,000 estimate doesn’t come close to reflecting the reality of wedding costs. However, here’s where it might be appropriate to burst out the violin and lotion-infused tissues: Nearly 40 percent of respondents indicated they didn’t believe they’d be able to afford their wedding. How do we know that? Because, like you, many other Canadians expecting to get married at some point in their lives expect their wedding costs will soar to an average of $18,150, according to a recent BMO InvestorLine study. So just what’s the going price for the wedding bells (and the financial blues that come with them) these days? Go ahead, guess. And until you’ve signed off on them, those wedding bells will have to wait. Impressions Bridal Spring 2014 wedding dress collection is in stores now so when you fall in love with one or more of the gowns below (let's face it you will!) you'll find a store locator here.įor news and events + gorgeous wedding dress inspiration follow Impression Bridal on Facebook.Is that the sound of wedding bells? Nope – just wedding bills. Magic Fit by Impression is designed to enhance your natural figure while also lessening the amount of alterations you need, saving you money. Impression Bridal says that Brides who wear wedding dresses with Impression's Magic Fit interior structure see a noticeable difference, with a waist measurement reduction of up to three inches. 
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