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14th May 2018
08:19am BST

The biggest regret for couples was not having a videographer there on the day - 41 per cent didn't pay for one and most of these couples regretted it.
These figures come from Confetti's 2018 wedding survey.
It also revealed that the average time spent planning a wedding in Ireland is 20 months while the average age of a bride in Ireland is 31.
As well as how we do weddings in Ireland, the research shed light on how much a wedding in Ireland costs - and no surprise, it's a lot.
Couples planning on tying the knot budget €25,000 on average for their big day, though 35 per cent of respondents admitted to going over this amount.
The costliest part of a wedding in Ireland is the venue (€12,258 on average), followed by the band (€1,969), dress (€1,697), photographer (€1,615) and videographer (€1,207).
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