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Published 17:45 12 May 2018 BST
Updated 19:49 12 May 2018 BST

By 2028, the company's personal finance data tool predicts a 17 percent increase in the total cost of getting married -which will amount to €32,900.
OUCH.
The survey found that wedding costs have risen by 60 percent in the space of 22 years and it doesn't look like it'll be coming down anytime soon.
Editor in Chief of money.co.uk said: “The cost of our major life events like buying a house and getting married are rising but wages are not keeping up. More than ever before people need to make their finances a priority.
"Our predictions can give people a good indication of how much these life events are going to cost and the amount they need to save for their dream futures."
Well, our dreams of having a wedding someday have been well and truly hindered...Life

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