New Brunswick Wedding Cost Calculator (2026)
Calculate the exact cost of a wedding in New Brunswick. See per-guest pricing, fixed vendor costs, and how your guest count affects the total in Canadian dollars using 2026 regional data.
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Step 1 · Your Estimate
$28,900 – $39,100Estimated Total Cost
$220 per guest · plus $12,000 fixed costs
All costs in Canadian dollars (CAD)
Regional benchmarks, last reviewed September 2026. Actual costs vary by city and venue. How we calculate this
Overrides the default estimate. Tip: add ~$30 to your caterer's plate price for rentals, favors, and stationery.
Step 2 · Your Budget
CA$34,000 across the categories couples actually spend on, the same ones your account uses. Change any number and the total updates.
Starting from the midpoint of your estimate above. Type your own to take it over.
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Alterations, vendor meals, overtime, the marriage license, gratuities where they are not already in the contract. None of it is a category, all of it is real. Taken out of your total, not added to it.
Where Your Money Goes
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Your budget above, by category. Every bar is shaded twice: the part that holds steady, then the part that moves when your guest list moves.
CA$12,000 holds steady
The same at 40 guests or 240
CA$22,000 moves with your guest list
About CA$220 for every name you add
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Save my budget freeWedding Costs in New Brunswick
New Brunswick is among the more affordable Atlantic provinces for weddings. Per-guest costs average around CA$220 CA$ with fixed costs near CA$12,000 CA$. A 100 guest wedding totals approximately CA$34,000 CA$, ranging from CA$28,900 to CA$39,100 CA$. Moncton is the largest and most active wedding market, with Fredericton and Saint John offering comparable options. Fundy Coast and heritage property venues add a destination tier at modest premiums.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For a standard 100 guest Saturday summer wedding in New Brunswick, the estimated total is CA$34,000 CA$. The realistic range is CA$28,900 to CA$39,100 CA$, depending on venue tier, vendors, and timing.
New Brunswick fixed venue and vendor costs (photography, DJ, florist, planner) average around CA$12,000 CA$. This is the baseline before any per-head catering or rental costs.
The average per-guest variable cost (catering, rentals, stationery) in New Brunswick runs around CA$220 CA$ per person. For a 100 guest wedding, the variable total is approximately CA$22,000 CA$.
Choosing a Friday, Sunday, or weekday date in New Brunswick can reduce vendor fees by 8 to 18 percent. A fall or winter date saves another 5 to 12 percent. Selecting a DIY-friendly venue reduces both the fixed and per-guest components significantly.
Yes. New Brunswick is one of the more affordable provinces for weddings. A 100 guest standard Saturday wedding averages CA$34,000 CA$. Moncton and Fredericton venues are competitive and typically come in near or below the midpoint estimate.
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