Rate guides · 2026
What should you charge?
A real range, per trade.
Each guide gives a 2026 rate range for one trade by experience, market, and positioning, built from the BookNox pricing breakdowns. Educational anchors to sanity check your pricing, not canonical figures: actual rates vary with style, niche, and positioning.
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8 rate guides.
- How much should a wedding photographer charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding photographer, for an 8-hour wedding package.
- How much should a wedding DJ charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding DJ, for a 4-hour reception package.
- How much should a wedding planner charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding planner, for full-service planning.
- How much should a wedding florist charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding florist, for a moderate-size wedding floral package.
- How much should a wedding officiant charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding officiant, for a standard civil ceremony.
- How much should a wedding venue charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding venue, for off-peak mid-market flat rental.
- How much should a wedding videographer charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding videographer, for a full-day wedding film package.
- How much should a wedding hair & makeup artist charge in 2026?: the 2026 range for a wedding hair & makeup artist, for the bride's day-of hair and makeup.
Educational ranges, not pricing advice. Your market and your positioning set the real number.
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