SPE recently shared data from The Knot on the average wedding cost in 2018, including the average cost of vendors such as florists, caterers and, of course, DJs.
However, that average wedding cost is nationwide, and each state differs in the chunk of change couples shell out for their big day. The state with the lowest average cost is Mississippi at $15,260, while Hawaii is the most expensive at $37,827.
Check each state’s average cost below, using the most current data from The Wedding Report:
Alabama: $17,216
Alaska: $34,298
Arizona: $21,605
Arkansas: $17,433
California: $31,437
Colorado: $27,646
Connecticut: $35,702
Delaware: $28,067
Washington, D.C.: $36,082
Florida: $20,933
Georgia: $21,666
Hawaii: $37,827
Idaho: $19,925
Illinois: $25,918
Indiana: $21,004
Iowa: $23,426
Kansas: $22,407
Louisiana: $19,681
Maine: $26,211
Maryland: $33,755
Massachusetts: $35,966
Michigan: $20,942
Minnesota: $27,332
Mississippi: $15,260
Missouri: $20,058
Montana: $20,706
Nebraska: $23,488
Nevada: $21,879
New Hampshire: $33,612
New Jersey: $36,943
New Mexico: $18,470
New York: $34,315
North Carolina: $20,416
North Dakota: $26,774
Ohio: $21,478
Oklahoma: $21,032
Oregon: $26,175
Pennsylvania: $28,827
Rhode Island: $30,861
South Carolina: $20,047
South Dakota: $22,896
Tennessee: $18,346
Texas: $24,520
Utah: $27,095
Vermont: $30,257
Virginia: $29,196
Washington: $29,196
West Virginia: $18,228
Wisconsin: $23,680
Wyoming: $26,017
For more information, contact SPE at (216) 870-4513 or scott@spedj.com.
