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  • ok, lemme try again. I live in chicago trying to plan a wedding/reception. How much can we honestly estimate the reception to run us?

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    04.24.08, 09:17 PM [ Flag ]

    • $100-$150 per guest.

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      04.24.08, 09:18 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • totally depends on the venue, time of day, how formal, etc. Mine was 100 people, cost about $500/guest, very formal evening wedding with sit-down dinner, band, elaborate flowers etc.

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      04.24.08, 09:26 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

      • op: we're actually looking into a bar location. it's a nice big room with lots of cool decor, luckily my boyfriends mom is a floral designer, so i'm set there.

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        04.24.08, 09:32 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

      • Rwhoa, $50K for a wedding with 100 people???

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        04.25.08, 07:12 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • you can save $ by having on an off night, serving buffet style, etc. A good caterer can help you come up with costs pp. Blue Plate is great on delivering a lot of bang for the buck. InStyle Wedding Mag also gives a lot of cost saving ideas.

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      04.25.08, 05:43 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]

      • I really hate buffet style, I'm always afraid I'm going to drop my plate on my way back to the table. I don't want to subject my guest to this fear. Ha. I think it's gonna cost $60 a head, and just over 100 people. Not too crazy.

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        04.25.08, 11:01 AM [ Flag | link to this post ]
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