Honeymoon Budget

Max Estimate Actual Payee Deposit Balance We're Getting Married Stationary Invitations Response cards Reception only Maps Thank-You notes Getting there Transport to/from airport Flights and transfers Transport to/from ceremony In Location Accommodations Wedding night hotel room Honeymoon hotel Food/bar Spending money Ceremony Location fee Officiant fee or donation Activity fee Decorations Legal Adventure travel insurance Marriage license Wedding insurance Legal fees Gown preservation Consultant fee Reception Location Fee Rentals (tables, linens, etc.) Caterer/food Bar/beverages Bartenders/servers Cake(s), Cutting fee Decorations Reception decorations Wedding Budget Planner Overall budgetAttire Bride’s dress Bride’sheadpiece/veil Bride’s accessories Bridesmaid’s dress Bridemaid’s accessories Hair/make-up Flowers Groom’s attire Groom’s accessories Best man's attire Ushers attire Boutonnieres Wedding Rings Bride’s ring Groom’s ring Music Ceremony Cocktail hour Reception Photography and video Photographer fee Videographer fee Wedding album Wedding wed site Disposable table cameras Underwater camera hire Head mount camera hire Miscellaneous Thank-you gifts Novelties/mints/nuts Rice/birdseed/bubbles Guest book Ring bearer pillow Toss garter Gratuities Other: Other www.excitingweddings.com Notes on completing the form 1. Set a budget 6. When you make a purchase or arrange for a service, write in the actual cost (or specific quoted estimate). 7. Record your deposits and balances. 2. Agree the maximum amount you will pay for an item. When you sum the max limit column the total needs to equal your budget 3. Estimate the cost of each item (up to max) 4. Discuss who wishes to pay for what 5. Record who will pay for each item. (BP=bride’sparents; GP=groom’sparents; B=bride; G=groom; O=other).