Weddings and wedding planning for grooms. To-do lists to bachelor party tips, honeymoon and budgets to excuses to toasts.

What’s yours is hers and what’s hers is hers, right?
Not necessarily.

Here’s a rundown on who should be paying for what for your wedding.

Bride's family	Invitations and announcements Bridal consultant Bride’s gown and accessories Transportation for the wedding party from the ceremony to the reception Reception All floral arrangements; bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages for the bride’s family and attendants Photography and videography Music Hotel accommodations for the bride’s attendants
Bride	Groom’s wedding ring Gifts for bride’s attendants Gift for groom
Groom's family	Rehearsal dinner Transportation for themselves Accommodations for themselves
Groom	Marriage license Officiant’s fee Bride’s bouquet Boutonnieres and corsages for groom’s family and attendants Bride’s engagement and wedding rings Gifts for groom’s attendants Gift for bride Hotel accommodations for the groom’s attendants Tuxedo Honeymoon
Attendants	Their own attire Transportation to wedding city Wedding gift for bride and groom Shower or luncheon for the bride (bridesmaids) Bachelor party for groom (groomsmen)