Photographers, venues, florists and 21 more categories in every state, each filed next to what couples actually paid.
A few very large weddings pull every average up, so we print both. Source: The Wedding Report. See all 114 line items
Each category comes with what it costs in 2026, what a quote should include, and the questions worth asking before you sign.
Filed by region and style, with what eight hours actually costs.
Capacity, catering rules and whether you can bring your own alcohol.
Who works in season, who ships, and what the centerpieces cost.
Full plan, partial plan and day of, with the difference explained.
Menus, tastings, dietary work and the staff to guest ratio.
What a quote should cover across ceremony, cocktails and reception.
Off the rack to custom, with alterations counted in the price.
What a package delivers, and why the audio matters most.
What a wedding costs in each state in 2026, and why the statewide number hides most of the story.
2026 statewide: About $39,000
2026 statewide: $26,000 to $31,000
2026 statewide: About $32,560
2026 statewide: About $47,800
2026 statewide: $32,500 to $35,300
2026 statewide: $36,000 to $38,100
2026 statewide: $25,500 to $28,300
2026 statewide: $25,000 to $32,000
2026 statewide: About $29,060
2026 statewide: $27,000 to $28,300
2026 statewide: $26,800 to $32,000
2026 statewide: $20,500 to $24,000
Averages get dragged up by the biggest weddings. The median is what the couple in the middle actually spent, and on most line items it is far lower. We print both, for every category in the directory.
Share of couples who bought each item, with median and average spend. Source: The Wedding Report, 2025.
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