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Traditionally, the parents of the groom take care of a few of the expenses including: the marriage license, officiant's fee, corsages, boutonnieres, the bride's bouquet, groomsmen gifts, liquor, and the reception DJ or band. And the bride's parents pay for everything else.
Basically, there are many ways to split a wedding budget--and each family should do what is right for them. DO Offer to Help If You Can. If you are in a position to help, do so--regardless of whether you're the bride's or the groom's parents.According to the same survey cited above, only 13% of couples pay for their entire wedding on their own, and only 20% of couples pay for most of the wedding on their own (90% or more of their wedding budget).owadays, anything goes when it comes to paying for a child's wedding. The tradition has been that the bride's parents pay for the wedding and the groom's parents pay for the rehearsal dinner, says Deborah Moody, director of the Association of Certified Professional Wedding Consultants.