Jade Warshaw

Combine 200,000 a year.

Okay, excellent.

And so based on that, what do you think, I'm sure there's a number that's floating around in your brain of a fair amount of money to spend on this wedding based on those figures.

Yeah, yeah.

So you've saved $3,000.

You have $15,000 to go?

Okay.

Okay.

I, for one, think that's a fair budget if you're committed to paying cash.

Because I feel like by doing that, you may still also be able to make some individual headway on your individual debts, right?

Yes.

Yeah?

Yeah, I mean, as much as you can get ahead, you know, part of planning the wedding is understanding what you've got to have, you know, for deposits and have ahead of time.

So as much as you can get ahead of that...

and not feel like you're behind the eight ball.

I think that's really good.

So maybe sitting down with your husband and kind of plotting out from now until September, what each month is going to look like, what each of you is going to contribute.

And that way you have a plan together.

And then you also are then able to make your plan him for his debt and you for your debt, how much you think that you're going to be able to put towards that.

And I mean, it's going to be a little bit, it's not going to be perfect, but at least you kind of have a sketch of what that's going to look like.