Residents of New Jersey and Virginia can enter the Fourth of July weekend with ease knowing they won't have to break the bank to have a barbecue with their friends for the holiday.
The two East Coast states took the top spots for the cheapest states to host a barbecue for the Fourth of July holiday, with New Jersey being one of only two states where funding a barbecue this holiday weekend will cost residents under $100. Hosting a Fourth of July barbecue in the Garden State for 10 people will cost residents $98.05 on average, while hosting one in Virginia will cost residents $110.78, according to data compiled by Total Shape.
The only other state where one can host a 10-person barbecue this weekend under $100 is West Virginia, where it will cost $98.83. But while this number is lower than Virginia's cost, Virginia has a higher monthly salary average of $4,728 compared to West Virginia's $3,618, meaning hosting a barbecue of roughly $100 won't take up as big of a fraction of one's monthly salary in Virginia.
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