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Mauritius - When it comes to tropical marriages, Mauritius is a relative steal. The Telegraph reports that it could put you back US$533.

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Mauritius - Weddings on the African island are relatively cheap, all things considered. There are popular spots like Port Louis and Black River Gorges National Park.

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Mexico - Mexican weddings are a true excuse to party, and they aren't too hard on the wallet. Statista says the average wedding could cost around US$9,300.

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Mexico - The average wedding venue is around US$2,170, with dinner included. A wedding dress could cost US$813.

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Sri Lanka - The island country is a big destination for weddings around the world. A wedding costs around US$1,128, as reported by the Telegraph.

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Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka has numerous types of scenery to get married in, whether your preference is for beaches, the rain forest, or even ancient ruins! 

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China - Making quite a leap in price, we head to China. Chinese weddings aren't the cheapest, with the BBC reporting the average event costs US$12,000.

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China - The country's revenue from weddings reportedly reached US$80 billion in 2016. The average annual wage for an urban employee is around US$8,900, which means that (on average) they're spending more than a year of their salary on their wedding.

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Russia - A Russian wedding could put you back US$15,000, according to the Astana Times. Brides have bought wedding dresses for as much as US$1,000.

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Russia - Traditional family values clearly come at a price in the world's largest country. Meanwhile, a honeymoon could cost around US$5,000.

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Germany - Weiger Times has estimated the average German wedding to be around US$16,500. That’s provided you get around 60 guests at the event.

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Germany - That said, prices vary based on the area. For example, some Berlin couples can get away with spending US$11,000 on the special day.

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Holland - Dutch couples could spend up to US$17,400 for a wedding, as estimated by Expatica.

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Holland - That said, you can enjoy a free wedding ceremony at Amsterdam's city offices, available on Thursdays. However, waiting lists can be up to six months long.

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Spain - As reported by Fashion United, average wedding costs are around US$19,000.

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Spain - It's traditional for Spanish weddings to start after 7PM, and conclude in the early hours of the following day.

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Greece - Fancy a picturesque Greek wedding? You best be happy paying up to US$19,300, as quoted by the UK Alliance of Wedding Planners.

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Greece - Blue seas, beautiful beaches, and ancient history are all priceless. A wedding in Greece, however, is not. You may as well stick around and save some money on the honeymoon.

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Canada - Canadians put up around US$23,500 for their all-important weddings, as discovered by Daily News Egypt.

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Canada - However, Canadians were quoted as saying that their idea of a wedding should cost just US$6,900.

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The United States of America - Weddings are big business in the United States, with the average couple paying up to US$33,400 for the big day.

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The United States of America - As reported by the Knot, the most expensive destination is Manhattan, New York City. Meanwhile, the least expensive spot is the state of New Mexico.

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Kenya - The big day doesn’t come cheap in Kenya. According to a 2018 survey, the average wedding costs around US$35,000.

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That said, the same survey claimed that couples budget themselves at around US$15,000 or under. 

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United Kingdom - On average, a British wedding costs around US$35,000. A Hitched survey found that brides spend on average of US$1,500 on the dress.

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United Kingdom - Meanwhile, a wedding ring reportedly costs around US$2,700 in the country.

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Australia - You may want to think twice before you get married on an Australian beach. The average cost is estimated to be around US$67,000.

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Australia - Top wedding destinations include cities Sydney and Melbourne, as well as Pearl and Avoca beach in New South Wales.

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The United Arab Emirates - The most expensive location to get married is the United Arab Emirates, as discovered by an associate professor at Zayed University, who put the average price at US$185,000.

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Around US$161,000 is paid for by the groom’s family, as traditions go. However, the high wedding price is influenced by social pressure and family honor.

Why not also read about the bizarre marriage and divorce laws from around the world?

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