Have you ever had an ah-ha moment in front of total strangers? You know, when the light bulb goes off and your mind starts racing. Well, I had that moment early this summer when meeting with a bride and her CPA father to discuss her décor for her wedding. We were talking trends in weddings, when someone asked, “what happens to the wedding flowers after the wedding?”. I told them of the article I read that inspired me for my own wedding (which then was just a daydream). The article suggested that couples donate extra floral left from the wedding to the residents of a senior care facility. While there, ask the residents for their wedding advice so that they get visitors and the newlyweds get advice from generations before. I thought it was a great idea and a sweet way to start a marriage- giving. The bride’s father interjected agreeing that it was a great idea! Especially since, you could write it off on your taxes. AH….HA…..MOMENT!
Who knew that some wedding expenses are tax-deductible? I starting researching wedding related tax-deductions using an online tax calculator in planning my own wedding and I was surprised by what I found.
Click here to find the secrets behind tax-deductible wedding expenses and how they can work for you!
What are your thoughts on tax-deductible wedding expenses?
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Thank you very much for this article. I think if someone is getting married in church, he may be asked to pay a ceremony fee. This fee may be deductible if it’s considered a charitable donation.
Stacy,
Thank you so much for your comment. I’m not sure how that works, but it would make for an interesting post!
Thanks Shell for your comment!
I so love those Ah-ha moments! This article is AMAZING! Thanks for sharing.