PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — May through October is the most popular time of the year to get married. And people are spending and bucks to tie the knot. A recent report indicates couples spent $21,000 on average on their wedding last year. And this year, it will be even more expensive. So, today we’re talking to Stephanie Gilmore, who is the Regional Banking District Senior Manager with Wells Fargo. She has some great ideas and tips to keep your wedding costs down so you don’t start off in debt.
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