No matter how involved your groom is with the wedding planning process, there will, without a doubt, be things he wished he did differently when the wedding is over. Maybe those regrets stem from noticing how quick the wedding day flew by or seeing that too many people were invited to the wedding and he hardly recognized half of them. Here are the top 5 regrets most grooms have after their wedding is all said and done.

1. The Price Tag

After the wedding, when the bills start pilling up, one of the first major regrets will be the cost of the wedding. If no real budget was committed to before the party started, it can feel like a real heavy hand on your wallet when the reality kicks in and checks need to be written to all your vendors.

2. The Guest List

Before the party starts, it may seem like a good idea to invite anyone and everyone. But after the wedding, you may realize that your wedding had too many people there and it wasn’t the intimate vibe you had hoped for.

3. Not Planning it Beforehand

If your bride was the main person In charge of planning the wedding and picking and choosing the décor, you may wish you spent more time helping figure out the details.

4. Forgetting to Arrange an After Party

A good wedding party doesn’t stop just because the venue has to close. If no spot for an after party was picked, it may stir some chaos and questions with your guests.

5. Wearing a Tux

It’s real easy to notice, on the day of your wedding, that dancing in a tux is anything but easy to do. If you could do it all over again, perhaps you’d have a second more laid-back and comfortable outfit to change into when the party really got started.