The 10 Best Places to Get Married If You Don't Want to Spend a Lot of Money
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February 09, 2017
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The average American wedding costs $35,329 — the highest it's ever been.
Related:I've Been Traveling the World for 5 Years, and Here Are the 7 Best Pieces of Advice I Can Give You About Money
That's according to new data from wedding planning site The Knot, which conducted its tenth annual Real Weddings Study to uncover how much brides and grooms across the country are paying to get hitched.
Related:The 50 Best Places to Live in America
For the study, The Knot surveyed over 13,000 men and women who said “I do” in 2016 to determine the average cost of weddings in America, including everything from the price of the dress to the venue to the cake.
Related:These Are the 19 Best Countries for Raising a Family, As Voted by Expats
But not every wedding has to cost an arm and a leg. Below, Business Insider highlighted the 10 most affordable places to get married. If you want to tie the knot without landing yourself in debt, check it out.
The average American wedding costs $35,329 — the highest it's ever been.
Related:I've Been Traveling the World for 5 Years, and Here Are the 7 Best Pieces of Advice I Can Give You About Money
That's according to new data from wedding planning site The Knot, which conducted its tenth annual Real Weddings Study to uncover how much brides and grooms across the country are paying to get hitched.
Related:The 50 Best Places to Live in America
For the study, The Knot surveyed over 13,000 men and women who said “I do” in 2016 to determine the average cost of weddings in America, including everything from the price of the dress to the venue to the cake.
Related:These Are the 19 Best Countries for Raising a Family, As Voted by Expats
But not every wedding has to cost an arm and a leg. Below, Business Insider highlighted the 10 most affordable places to get married. If you want to tie the knot without landing yourself in debt, check it out.
10. Oklahoma — $23,302
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9. Nevada — $23,239
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8. Iowa — $23,098
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7. Tucson, Arizona — $22,175
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6. Idaho — $22,098
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5. Oregon — $21,854
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4. West Texas — $21,688
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3. Montana — $20,794
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2. Utah — $20,337
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1. Arkansas — $19,522
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Emmie Martin / BusinessInsider.com