Catering
Per-head pricing, bar packages, and the service charges that catch couples out.
View Catering costMost San Diego weddings land somewhere between $30,000 and $50,000. These guides break that down category by category, so you can see what a quote should look like before you sign anything.
Pick a category to see San Diego averages, ranges, and what shapes the price.
Per-head pricing, bar packages, and the service charges that catch couples out.
View Catering costWhat a full day of coverage costs, and what a second shooter adds.
View Photographer costPrice per slice, tiers, and where cutting fees come from.
View Cake costBouquets, ceremony pieces, and why the season moves the price.
View Flowers costFull planning, partial planning, and day-of coordination compared.
View Planner costTrials, on-site work, and what each member of the party adds.
View Hair & Makeup costHours of coverage, ceremony sound, lighting, and MC duties.
View DJ costSite fees, minimums, and how much the date and the view change things.
View Venue costThat figure covers the whole day — venue, food and drink, photography, music, flowers, and the smaller line items that stack up around them. It also moves a lot: guest count is the biggest lever, and your venue, the season, and even the day of the week all push the total up or down. Treat it as a starting point rather than a target, and use the questions below to see what each piece of a San Diego wedding actually runs.