I agree - Couples count as two people...My husband have both been in wedding parties together..which means we are both helping throw the Jack n Jill shower ..therefore - we both came up with our share of the money.
Anyone who wishes to throw the shower then splits the cost with anyone else. Even couples. Yeah - its a bit more money out of pocket especially as a married couple but hey..these are your friends or relatives and its a big day for them..its worth it and they'll thank you for the wonderful party you threw them.When multiple people throw a shower, %26amp; some hosts are couples, others single, how should the cost be divided?
Even a better idea! One of the last showers i threw the Maid of Honor refused to do anything, complained about it to the bride, she didn't even show up to help at the shower - weird girl, she arrived late. so me and another bridesmaid did it all. what a nightmare
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And I too after that last shower said - i am no longer volunteering myself for anything again. I'll bring a dessert but dont ask me to plan it! haha Good luck.
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couples count as one their income still comes from the same place......groups if single split even
by person each contributes their share
couples count as 2 people. they are still individuals even if they have a significant other. .....you don't come as a couple and pay for one person to eat and drink and the other gets to bum off others......SPLIT the cost 9 ways
I would split it 9 ways instead of 5. It is not exactly fair for a single person to have to pay as much as couples who have two incomes to pull from. I would also ask some other couples how they feel.
Couples are TWO people when planning a shower. It is NOT fair to have a single person pay as much as a couple (two people). They earn two salaries (or most do) and if they were both asked to be in, they should both pay.
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