• Non-denominational church -- $100 to $650, depending on its popularity
• If it's your own church -- a minimal cleaning fee ($50 to $100)
• All-Inclusive Wedding Chapel -- $875 to $2,795 (the upper end figure did include silk flowers, cake, photography and keepsakes).
• Reception hall Only -- $300 to $850
• Backyard/Park -- $100 to $300 (for tent/table/chair rental) 

• The traditional dress -- $300 to $1,500+
• A simple elegant suit -- $200+
• Altering your mother's dress -- $75 to $100
• Renting a gown - ½ the cost of the dress, + cleaning

• Flower wreath/tiaras -- $35 to $45
• Headpiece/veils -- $85 to $200 
• Garter -- $8 to $40
• Handkerchief -- $10 to $20
• Money Bag -- $20 to 40

You can expect to pay, on average $500 to $1,200, for flowers. The end amount will depend on your fancy, number of attendants, guests, and how formal the affair. Your bridal bouquet can cost anywhere from $75 to $150. Your attendant's bouquets, $40 to $75 each. Often times, the bouquet you toss is included in your package from the florist.

Boutonnières for the groom and his groomsmen, $4 (simple carnation) to $8 (two roses). The altar flowers, $75+ each. Pew flowers, $50-$75 each. Reception table flowers, $40 to $150 each arrangement.

• Limousine -- $300 to $500/4 hours.
• Town Car (an intimate choice for the bride and groom) -- $85/24 hours
• Horse drawn carriage -- $215 for the first hour ($100 thereafter).

Depending on the options you offer, a formal sit down dinner will cost on average, $20 per person. A buffet, $8 to $15, A catered event , $6+ per person. Keeping selections to a minimum saves you money.

Wedding Cake Options
On average, the price of the cake can be broken down to $2 per slice. For a two-tier cake that serves 55 people, the average price is $110. For a three-tier (serving 110 to 120 people), $180

An option worth considering if you have a lot of guests -- a small tiered cake for cutting and photographs, and several sheet cakes for serving.

There are additional costs as well to consider.

• Porcelain cake top -- $35 to $50.
• Cake charms -- $30 to $35.
• Cake server and knife set -- $50 to $75.

A photographer will cost $775 to $1,600, depending on how long you want the photographer at the wedding/reception, and the number of pictures you want in your package.

A well-produced video will cost $1,000 to $3,000. The cost depends on the amount of editing, special effects, and the number of cameras.

Entertainment Options
Although there are many variations, from a string quartet or trio, to a guitarist, music is an important part of the ceremony, as well as the reception. Listed below are a few of the more common choices:

• Pianist/Organist for ceremony, $50 to $100
• Soloist -- $50 to $100
• DJ, $100 per hour/3 hour minimum
• Live band -- $750 to $1,500 (3-piece versus a 5-piece band)

If you're a do-it-yourself type, you might want to consider hiring a consultant to give you occasional advice, which costs approximately $25 to $35 per hour. However, If your wedding is going to be large and complex, hiring a consultant may be well worth the time and organization that are gained. For a consultant's expertise, expect to pay a percentage of the total budget (average - 10%).