Budget Advice

Learn how you can write off portions of your wedding costs.

Here's how far this chunk of change will get you in the wedding world.

Buy now, pay later isn't just for that bag you impulse ordered online.

There's so much time, care and artistry that contributes to that number.

The little things you can save, the big things you can sacrifice and how to make it all add up for your wedding day.

Bookmark this article as your wedding budget bible.

Your "something borrowed" could be your blooms.

Parents are the ones largely footing the bill.

Your love grows during wedding planning—make sure your dollars do too.

It's hard, but we called in the pros to help.

This is how much you need to save for your drinks.

Get the answers to all your burning questions.

Your big day can be stunning and budget-friendly.

Step one: Don’t try to do everything yourself.

Pay for your wedding with one simple tap.

Home is where the *wedding* is.

Pros dish on the right, and wrong, ways to save.

Follow this advice to get your floral fix while staying on budget.

Go with a pro—not your cousin's party mix.

You don't have to choose between your sweet tooth or your wallet.

There's a right and wrong way to cut venue costs.

Toasting the newlyweds doesn't have to break the bank.

Use this itemized list as a starting point for your budget.

We've got actual data on the subject.

Here are the main 'points' you need to know if you're throwing a hotel or restaurant wedding.

I succumbed to the pressure of the price tag so you don't have to.

Which personality type are you? Here's what to do if your partner is different.

Before vowing "for richer or for poorer," be sure you've had the right financial conversations.

Financial expert extraordinaire Suze Orman tells us why all of the financial decisions in her marriage are shared 50-50.

From selling your dress to investing your cash, here's how to recoup some of those wedding expenses.