Enter the total you can spend and your guest count, then tell the calculator what matters most — the party, the photos, or the look — and what to skip entirely. It reallocates all fifteen categories live: at $35,000 for 110 guests, catering takes $8,000, venue and rentals $7,333, photography $3,333, down to the officiant at $333, with every dollar accounted for and the cost per guest on top.
Toronto weddings commonly land between $180 and $340 a head once catering, bar and venue are counted. The calculator's default — $35,000 across 110 guests — comes to $318, which is why trimming the guest list moves a budget further than trimming any single vendor.
Food and drink. At the default split, catering and service take $8,000 and the bar another $2,667 — together nearly a third of the total — ahead of venue and rentals at $7,333 and photography at $3,333.
Choosing the party, the photos or the look shifts money into those categories and shaves the rest proportionally. Marking things not needed — no video, no live band, skip the flowers — returns their allocation to the pool instead of leaving it stranded.
Every calculator runs from one config: your name, your colours, your prices. Brand it below, open any tool from the catalogue, and finish a quote — the lead lands in the table here the moment the estimate unlocks. On your own site the widget works exactly like this.
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