Between the photographer, the reception, and the food, the costs keep coming and don't stop.
And it can get to feel quite overwhelming for a lot of people.
It's not an uncommon thing to do, but it can be a little offputting when other people make you feel bad about doing so.
The 24-year-old shared that she and her fiancé Andy aren't doing things super traditionally because of how expensive a wedding can be.
She also wouldn't be having a big wedding cake. All this in order to keep some cash close.
She ended up buying a smaller cake for she and her soon-to-be husband, and doughnuts for her guests.
But Taylor hit back hard by saying that people shouldn't go to the wedding for free stuff, but instead to celebrate their amazing day with the bride and groom.
"To all the Karen's who blew up my tiktok overnight because I don't want a guest book and are having a mid week wedding for OUR wedding, this is OUR wedding, not yours,"
She even opened up to Insider about everything she was thinking and feeling when she posted the video.
"For us as a couple, we want to invest our money into more meaningful things for the wedding — a photographer and videographer are priceless to us — rather than spending small bits of money that add up to a huge amount,"
"We're not a traditional couple, and due to COVID the prices for weddings seem to have skyrocketed, so we jumped at the chance to save money in some areas in order to have the things that truly mean a lot to us,"
"I think a lot of people get caught in the materialistic side of weddings, but we want to focus on things that are important to us as a couple," she said.
Who do you think made better points? What do you think about cutting wedding costs?
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