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New Jersey among the Most Expensive Places to Get Married in the US, says the Knot.com

Finally said yes to a dress? Well, now it's time to book the location. According to the Knot, New Jersey is among the states with Most Expensive Places to Get Married in the US. The list includes two specific areas of the Garden State. To find these locations, the wedding publication latest study captured responses from over 16,000 US couples married in 2024 on factors such as accessibility & prime location, labor costs, site fees, and cost of goods. According to the report, the most expensive places to get married correlate to the cities with higher average costs of living across the most densely populated areas of the country. This year average wedding cost $33,000. And for the top venues in New Jersey, costs range between $60,000 to $45,000. Two areas from the Garden State on the list include North Jersey and the Jersey Shore. Here are the findings: The average cost of a wedding in Newark was $59,160. One of two New Jersey cities on this list, the cost of a wedding in Northern Jersey is on the higher end — but still significantly less than it's neighbor New York City. Top 3 wedding venues in North Jersey according to the Knot. Nanina's In The Park in Belleville, New Jersey Crystal Plaza in Livingston, New Jersey Westmount Country Club in Woodland Park, New Jersey The average cost of a wedding in Jersey Shore was $44,590, making it the cheapest wedding destination among the country's most expensive cities. Couples will find dozens of gorgeous venues to tie the knot, including yacht clubs, historic mansions or right on the beach itself. Top 3 wedding venues on the Shore according to the Knot. Peter Shields Inn & Restaurant in Cape May, New Jersey The Shore Club in Spring Lake, New Jersey Clarks Landing Yacht Club in Point Pleasant, New Jersey This list is a reflection of the macroeconomic trends that affect major U.S. cities says the Knot. New York City Newark, New Jersey Long Island, New York Chicago San Francisco Boston Westchester, New York Springfield, Massachusetts Los Angeles Jersey Shore, New Jersey This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: 2025 expensive wedding spots includes 2 in New Jersey