Logan Paul reveals how he cut down cost for lavish Lake Como wedding

Logan Paul disclosed the amount he spent on his lavish wedding ceremony with Nina Agdal but admitted he had no regrets over the cost.

Paul and Agdal, who have a daughter together, got engaged in Lake Como in July 2023 and they returned to the romantic Italian location in August 2025 to tie the knot in front of family and close friends.

The ceremony officiated by the WWE superstar IMPAULSIVE co-host Mike Majlak and there were some unusual videos which emerged on social media.

Logan's younger brother Jake went viral for punching the wedding cake, while 'The Maverick' had his socks cut open as part of a long-standing Danish wedding tradition.

The celebrations took place over a weekend and Paul credited the design and planning to Lake Como weddings and Rachel Birthistle in a post on his Instagram.

However, in a new appearance on the Iced Coffee Hour podcast, Paul revealed the total cost amounted to $4 million but he believes the figure was justified by the experience.

Paul stated: "I spent $4 million on my wedding. I could show you the budget. They came in with a $500,000 flower budget and I cut that down.

"The flowers cost us around $400,000, and I cut it down from like $500,000. The arch for where we were standing was like $50,000.

"I do think you get what you pay for. The Lake Como wedding planners are very good and we got what we paid for. It was the best three days of my life.

"Before the wedding, when I knew I was dropping $4 million on this - you know you're paying for an experience but it goes away and that's a sunk cost.

"So this better be the best three days of my life, and genuinely it was. I was OK with going, 'OK, I spent $4 million for everyone that I know and love to have an unforgettable weekend."

Paul made record $16 million sale months after wedding

Thanks to a number of revenue streams, which include his Prime hydration drink and his WWE contract, Paul was able to fork out such a large amount on a special few days for he and his wife.

But staggeringly, he made four times the amount he paid for his wedding by selling a single Pokemon card.

Paul paid $5.275 million on a PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator in 2021, purchasing it from an individual based in Dubai and also exchanging PSA 9 edition as part of the deal.

The purchase was the most expensive ever for a collectible and was highlighted by the Guinness World Records.

The item, which was worn around Paul's neck in a diamond chain at his WWE debut in WrestleMania was sold with the help of Goldin Auctions last month.

The winning bid went to AJ Scaramucci, the son of former former White House Communications Director Anthony, who paid a whopping total of $16.492 million to land the card.

Paul, who made $10 million in profit, attempted to buy Hulk Hogan's boots from the first ever WrestleMania in a recent auction but his bid of $1,021,000 was narrowly beaten.

On X, Paul wrote: "Stayed up until 2am in a bidding war trying to win Hulk Hogan’s worn & signed boots from WrestleMania 1.

"The inscription read 'These are my real boots with my real blood on them from MSG, Hulk Hogan'. I tapped out at $1,021,000. Gg to the winner."