Typical Wedding Costs Plymouth
Using the budget form in our planning tools section, you will be able to set up a rough working budget, and you can start to see the sort of costs you'll encounter. However, these will just be rough estimates as suppliers are often unable to guarantee prices until firm commitments are made, with dates, times and numbers, and a deposit is paid.
Westward Asset Management Ltd
+44 (0) 1752 229992
174 Exeter Street
Plymouth
Westward Asset Management Ltd
+44 (0) 1752 229992
174 Exeter Street
Plymouth GB.PL40NG
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City of Plymouth Credit Union
+44 (0) 1752 201329
14 Cumberland Street
Plymouth
City of Plymouth Credit Union
+44 (0) 1752 201329
14 Cumberland Street
Plymouth GB.PL14DX
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DMA Financial Planning Ltd
01752226777
9 The Crescent
Plymouth
Mayflower Financial Services
01752 766660
19 South Milton Street
Plymouth
Moneytree Wealth LLP
0175 240 8864
Pomphlett Quay
Plymouth
Batten Finance
+44 (0) 1752 266327
56 Notte Street
Plymouth
Batten Finance
+44 (0) 1752 266327
56 Notte Street
Plymouth GB.PL12AG
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L E A Financial Services
+44 (0) 1752 561981
6 Keppel Place
Plymouth
L E A Financial Services
+44 (0) 1752 561981
6 Keppel Place
Plymouth GB.PL21AX
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Assist Financial Services
(175) 226-9683
14 Salcombe Road
Plymouth
Clan Financial Services Ltd
01752 676850
18 Prynne Close
Plymouth
Central Financial Services
(175) 279-0747
16 Beauchamp Crescent
Plymouth
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Typical Wedding Costs
In 2004, the average cost of getting married was in the region of £ 16,000 - but where does all this money go? If you're planning on a traditional wedding, with 3 ushers, 3 bridesmaids and 100 guests, you can expect your money to be spent in the following ways:
| | | Item | Approx. Min. Cost | Approx. Max. Cost |
| Engagement Ring | £750 | £1,250 |
| Stationery | £100 | £350 |
| Bridal Gown & accessories | £800 | £1,500 |
| Hair & beauty treatment | £100 | £250 |
| Mens formal wear (hired) | £300 | £500 |
| Bridesmaids dresses & accessories | £450 | £600 |
| Church or Wedding Venue Fees | £100 | £400 |
| Wedding rings | £200 | £600 |
| Flowers (wedding & reception venues) | £220 | £450 |
| Photographs | £450 | £900 |
| Video | £450 | £900 |
| Transport | £350 | £700 |
| Gifts to attendants | £175 | £240 |
| Reception Hire | £500 | £2,500 |
| Catering | £1,000 | £3,200 |
| Drink | £500 | £800 |
| Wedding Cake | £100 | £300 |
| Music / DJ | £300 | £800 |
| First Night Hotel | £75 | £150 |
| Wedding Insurance | £75 | £100 |
| Total | £6,995 | £16,490 |
Many couples are not able to spend such a large amount of money, and it is unwise to borrow and start married life in debt. So, plan a budget - and stick to it!
Look at the items mentioned above, and decide what is important to you, and what you can do without. Start a savings account specifically for wedding expenses. Putting aside a little money each month is easier than finding a large sum just before the wedding day.
Using the budget form in our planning tools section, you will be able to set up a rough working budget, and you can start to see the sort of costs you'll encounter. However, these will just be rough estimates as suppliers are often unable to guarantee prices until firm commitments are made, with dates, times and numbers, and a deposit is paid.
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