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Weddingbudget PLANNER WeddingBUDGET PLANNER TOTAL BUDGET: BUDGETED AMOUNT VENDOR ESTIMATE AMOUNT SPENT PLANNING Wedding planner/coordinator Bridal binder/planning bible Wedding inspiration magazines Marriage preparation course TOTAL STATIONERY Invitations Save the date cards Reply cards Thank you cards Postage Ceremony program Reception menu cards Place cards Guest book & pen Map & directions Seating plan display Other TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO Engagement photography Wedding photography Videography Photo prints for bride & groom Photo prints for thank you card enclosures Photo album(s) for bride & groom Photo album(s) for parents Other TOTAL Visit www.botanicalpaperworks.com for more great wedding ideas! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NOT FOR RESALE OR DISTRIBUTION | PAGE 1 WeddingBUDGET PLANNER BUDGETED AMOUNT VENDOR ESTIMATE AMOUNT SPENT BRIDAL ATTIRE Wedding dress Wedding dress alterations Veil/headpiece Jewellery and/or accessories Shoes Garter Lingerie and hosiery Manicure and/or pedicure Hair styling Makeup Going away outfit/wardrobe change Other TOTAL GROOM'S ATTIRE Tuxedo or suit Tie or bowtie Accessories (watch, cufflinks) Other TOTAL FLORAL Bridal bouquet Bridesmaids bouquet Groom's boutonniere Groomsmen boutonnieres Parental boutonnieres/corsages Flower girl petals/bouquet Ring bearer boutonniere Altar arrangements Pew marker arrangements Reception table arrangements Cocktail table arrangements Cake table arrangements Head table arrangements Toss bouquet Vase rentals Deliver and set-up Other TOTAL Visit www.botanicalpaperworks.com for more great wedding ideas! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NOT FOR RESALE OR DISTRIBUTION | PAGE 2 WeddingBUDGET PLANNER BUDGETED AMOUNT VENDOR ESTIMATE AMOUNT SPENT WEDDING RINGS Bride's ring Groom's ring TOTAL CEREMONY Marriage license Ceremony rehearsal fee Church/venue fee Officient fee/church donation Confetti or other post-ceremony favour Ring pillow Ceremony music/musician Sand/unity candle Other TOTAL TRANSPORTATION Limousine or car rental for bride & groom Limousine or car rental for bridal party Transport for out-of-town guests Valet parking Carriage rental Drivers' tip Car decorations Car cleaning Fuel Taxi services Other TOTAL COCKTAIL HOUR Cocktail food and service Cocktail hour musicians Cocktail hour beverages Other TOTAL Visit www.botanicalpaperworks.com for more great wedding ideas! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NOT FOR RESALE OR DISTRIBUTION | PAGE 3 WeddingBUDGET PLANNER BUDGETED AMOUNT VENDOR ESTIMATE AMOUNT SPENT RECEPTION Venue rental Table and chair rentals Reception meal and service Glassware rental Liquor Non-alcoholic beverages Cake Cake cutting fees Cake serving set Cake topper Late night snack/buffet Reception musician, DJ and/or entertainment Dance floor sound system Dance floor rental Wedding favours/giveaway Lighting Bartender fee Special occasion permit Liability insurance Decorations Centerpieces Other TOTAL: FAVORS & GIFTS Gifts for out-of-town guests Bridesmaid gifts Groomsmen gifts Ring bearer gifts Flower girl gifts Other TOTAL: OTHER: Rehearsal dinner Hotel accommodations Other: TOTAL: Visit www.botanicalpaperworks.com for more great wedding ideas! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NOT FOR RESALE OR DISTRIBUTION | PAGE 4.
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