How much does it cost to get married?
Weddings are always a lot of fun – but at what cost?
Research by Equifax has shown that 29% of couples over the last decade didn’t have a budget for their wedding – and 16% of couples felt that they had overspent.
Of course, it’s not just expensive for the bride and groom – wedding guests also have to spend money on travel, gifts, accommodation and wedding outfits.
Here’s a look at the true cost of weddings for everyone involved, and how you can help keep a healthy credit score if you’re borrowing money before your big day.
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