Wedding Cost

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1. Arte Salon

   2010 Mar 09 1

   Typically about $25,000 for a standard wedding. That always depends on number of guests your inviting, city where it’s being held and any traditions or customs you have to take into consideration.

   Try this site out, it’s got good info.
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   http://www.costofwedding.com/

2. Singingmama

   2010 Mar 09 2

   It depends on how many people and where your having it and what your eating
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3. the icecream tender

   2010 Mar 09 3

   It would depend on what you can afford to spend. I personally think it could be done rather simple out in the back yard with all your friends everyone one brings a dish and some beer and the party is on!

   I’m just plain ol’ country folk
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4. brookesingsalways

   2010 Mar 09 4

   It really just depends on how much you want to spend. You can go a less expensive route by catering yourself. Buying bulk items at a cost center such as Sams or Costco you can save a bundle. They have great finger foods in their frozen food area. With these you can defrost the night before and buy some inexpensive platters to serve them on. I did this for mine and we only spent about 300.00. So there are ways to save money for the honeymoon you just have to be creative. Good luck
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5. bornagain

   2010 Mar 09 5

   It all depends on your budget, # of guests and how much of a wedding reception you really want to have. You have to consider every detail especially if the bride-to-be wants a certain theme. It has be carefully thought out by those getting married and the ones who are going to be paying for it!
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6. Ms-No-It-All

   2010 Mar 09 6

   Forget the "hoopla" … a reception is merely to exchange "best wishes" to meet the "relatives" and to have a little fun before rushing off to the honeymoon suite. Better yet, have a "bring our own" reception and save the money to purchase that new humongous house she expects you to provide for her. Given the odds… expensive weddings/receptions are a way to boast how financially secure you are. If you are, then don’t worry about the expenses. SUPER-SIZE IT!
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7. moglie

   2010 Mar 09 7

   It can cost anything you want it to cost. It will depend on the venue you choose. Catered, banquet service, buffet, quality and type of food? I can’t speak for anyone else but mine was $150 per person for 200 people, catered at a private hall with 5 courses with wine through dinner and champagne for toasting. Open bar was a seperate bill from the food which was about half as much, buy het itwas an Italian wedding we actually got off cheap than his sisters wedding.
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8. idiot_instructor

   2010 Mar 09 8

   It will cost exactly as much as you want to spend. Every single item on your list can be had for $0 or it could cost thousands as well as anywhere in between. Determine your budget and then make the reception fit it. With careful planning you can have the reception you want on any budget. The less you are willing to spend the more work it will be to make it happen, but it can be done.
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9. mobildik

   2010 Mar 09 9

   The cost is up to you. Determine what kind of reception you want for food, beverages, decor, hall, music etc THEN call some catering companies and provide them with the number of guests anticipated and they can quote you a "price per person". Shop around. I have done two very nice weddings at reasonable costs for 170 guests.
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10. sheena7581

    2010 Mar 09 10

    Depends on where and how many people – you can throw an Indian wedding for $20k, but it would be pretty tough. If you’re talking about a typical Indian wedding (around 400 people with multiple events), you’re looking at 35k+ for sure.
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    http://www.IndianWeddingSite.com

11. olivia l

    2010 Mar 09 11

    This depends on the type of wedding reception your trying to have. Ill say a good 25,000 if you want all the glitz and glam.
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