how much should you spend on a wedding?

Nath is getting married! Although he is, of course, excited - what he isn't excited for is the amount of money he has to spend. He shares how he and his fiancé have navigated planning a wedding and some tips they have learned along the way. Stuff like:

👉🏻 what do you want out of a wedding?

👉🏾 how much are you willing and able to pay?

👉🏼 your friends and family... do you really like them?

👉 the spreadsheet they used to break down expenses

👉🏽 professional vs DIY

Here's the link to Sarah and Nath's wedding budget spreadsheet!

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