How to Break Down Your Wedding Budget

09/24/21 • 17 min

The Woman Getting Married Wedding Podcast

Creating a wedding budget can be overwhelming (and scary), but it's one of the first things you need to do when you start planning your wedding. In this week's episode we're talking about how to create yours, and what to budget for each vendor.

Have your own wedding question? E-mail us at [email protected].

Get more wedding planning advice at WomanGettingMarried.com.

Production help and editing by Maddie Zampanti

Have your own wedding question? E-mail us at [email protected].

Get more wedding planning advice at WomanGettingMarried.com.

Production help and editing by Maddie Zampanti

Previous Episode

Wedding Trends We Are Over and What's Coming Next

There are some wedding mainstays that will never go out of style...White wedding dresses. Blush, ivory, and neutral wedding colors. Peonies! But then there are trends that come and go, which is what makes wedding planning fun (if not a little frustrating).

We connected with several wedding planners and photographers to get their opinion on which trends are on their way out, and which we’ll see stick around for the next couple of years. You can read the full article on WomanGettingMarried.com, but we're diving into them here first!

Have your own wedding question? E-mail us at [email protected].

Get more wedding planning advice at WomanGettingMarried.com.

Production help and editing by Maddie Zampanti

Next Episode

Wedding Q&A: Photography Costs, Off-Season Wedding Colors, and the Rentals You'll Need if Getting Married at Home

Happy holidays!! We're so excited to be back! We missed you all, but have been hard at work on an exciting new toolkit to help you plan your wedding.

Learn all about the Woman Getting Married Wedding Toolkit here!

We talk more about what The Wedding Class offers in this week's episode, and we're also answering the latest questions we've gotten from listeners, such as:

Is it lame to do off season colors like burnt orange and deep reds in the summer?
How much should I spend on a photographer?
What are your recommendations for rentals if planning a wedding on your own property? And what should you definitely not splurge on?
What do you wish you put on your wedding registry that you forgot?
What are your favorite wines for a wedding in the $5-$20/USD range?

Have your own wedding question? E-mail us at [email protected].

Get more wedding planning advice at WomanGettingMarried.com.

Production help and editing by Maddie Zampanti