Prom2015 infographic
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Northeastern states lead the country in prom spending for the third consecutive year, averaging $1,169 per student. Dads contribute 63% more on average than moms to elaborate prom proposals, and 19% more to prom expenses. Parents pay 73% of total prom costs, averaging $989 for daughters and $893 for sons. American families plan to spend 6% less on prom in 2015 than previous years, with lower-income households spending more than higher-income families.
Prom2015 infographic
- 1. Northeast Leads Prom Spending for Third Straight Year $973$973 $733$733 $1,169 AmericanDadsare supporting their childs prom spending by giving 63% more funding for the extravagant promposal invite thanmoms and 19% more for the big night The Prom Experience The Big Night The Promposal The Prom Experience The Big Night The Promposal Dads Dish Out the Dough Moms Dads $25k $75k or more $859$859 $807 $1,079 $1,139 $978 $919 Parents are shelling out 73% of total prom costs an average of $989 for daughters versus $893 for sons or less 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2015 Visa Prom Spending Survey $919 average total 2015 prom spending POPPING THE PROMPOSAL QUESTION American households plan on spending a whopping $324 on promposals Customize your prom budget and timeline to help plan a night and promposal youll never forget Cut Costs with the Free Planit Prom App Download for iPhone or Android practicalmoneyskills.com/prom 2015 Visa Inc. Prom Spending Survey* *The survey results are based on 3,000 live telephone interviews conducted nationally in cooperation with GfK Roper OmniTel practicalmoneyskills.com/prom American Families Plan to Spend 6% Less on Prom in 2015 Expensive Prom for Smaller Wallets Households that earn less than $25k spend an average of $1,393 on prom Families with household incomes of $75k or more spend 41% less, averaging $818 on prom costs