<prompt> Human: My fiance and I are set to get married this year in November. Im afraid that the costs associated with the wedding are going to be too much to handle with the debt I currently have. I am wondering if it makes sense to postpone the wedding, even if it means losing the venue deposit 3000.The wedding venue is being paid for by my fiances parents. The costs that I will be responsible for will be photo,video, and flowers, which is around 7,000, plus miscellaneous things which I cant predict, so lets say 8000.Now, here is my financial situation. My fiance is in school for another two years, so I am the bread winner.Salary: 100,000nbsp;Savings: 1000 Aggressively trying to pay credit cardsnbsp;nbsp;Student loans: 30,000nbsp;Credit Card: 18,000nbsp;I have been juggling my credit card debt with balance transfers every 15 months, so I am always at 0 APR, but I do have to pay 3-4 transfer fees. I currently make minimum payments on the student loans, which leaves me with around 1000 dollars a month to pay the credit card debt.The 8,000 wedding contribution that I will make will have to go on a credit card, as I dont have a savings. Technically I could save up before the wedding, but that means I wont be able to pay off the credit cards.If I do postpone the wedding by a year, her parents will lose a 3,000 deposit, and the same venue will cost 1000 more annual price increase, so a net loss of 4,000 which I would probably have to cover.What should I do?  <response>: You are making 100k. If you cant afford this, what the heck are you spending all your money on??On that salary, you should be able to save at least 2kmth. You should have almost paid off the CC debt by November. So, you put another 8k on it. You should have it all paid off by April next year. 