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My wedding was 7k and had 23 people attending. It was still bigger than I wanted.
We got away with ~10k and had around 50-60 that showed up. It was a great time and we wouldn't change much (I'd pick some different songs for things, but that's really it).
It's tough to make sure things are special and you can properly celebrate the occasion while not overspending. The key is making it personal and spending time adding those touches rather than trying to just make things fancy.
Sheesh, mine was nearly half the cost with about twice the crowd, and that was in the Bay Area. Did you pay for flowers or something?
It was catered, had flowers, it was at a cabin resort so we also had a room afterward.
Honestly I like flowers so that was fine, but I wanted to just order a bunch of Pizzas and Fried Chicken for food with family only + 1 bridal/groom party.
Ah, that'll do it. We did out own flowers, had light catering done by the venue, and didn't pay for people's rooms (most were local anyway).