Did you give this boy your blessing? Is he a good boy? Is he right for your baby?
I forgot to give my blessing when he first told me he wanted to marry my daughter. He caught me by surprise having know him for about a year.
Maybe because my Father-in-law never gave me his blessing.
Last month, I finally gave him my blessing.
There's a father/daughter dance song which mentioned I gave him my blessing. Had to do it before the wedding.
You can tell your friend to sneak in for all I care. Your wife will probably not notice him.
Tell your friend to be very inconspicuous in his appearance.
I do care about your baby.
All happy married husbands know when to pick the battles with the wife.
My friend appraiser is not coming.
My wife reminds me that each guest attending costs about over $300.
The Knot found that guests spend about $160 on average for wedding gifts.
The average cost of a
wedding in the United States last year came out to roughly $30,000, according to
a survey of 12,000 couples across the country from wedding planning site The Knot. That’s $2,000 more than 2021, an increase The Knot attributes to
inflation coupled with high demand.
Another estimate from research trade group
Wedding Report puts the average wedding expenditure for 2022 at $29,195, roughly the same amount.
States with the highest average weddings costs
The Knot found that New Jersey tops the list as the most expensive state to get married. These are the 10 states where throwing a wedding costs the most, on average:
- New Jersey ($51,000)
- Massachusetts ($46,000)
- New York ($46,000)
- Rhode Island ($43,000)
- Vermont ($43,000)
- Washington, D.C. ($40,000)
- Connecticut ($39,000)
- Delaware ($39,000)
- Maryland ($39,000)
- California ($37,000)
States with the lowest average wedding costs
Couples who get married in Utah, Oklahoma and Kansas spend the least amount of money on average. These are the cheapest states to throw a wedding:
- Utah ($16,000)
- Oklahoma ($16,000)
- Kansas ($16,000)
- Wyoming ($18,000)
- New Mexico ($18,000)
- Montana ($18,000)
- Oregon ($19,000)
- Iowa ($19,000)
- Idaho ($19,000)
- North Dakota and South Dakota ($20,000)