Stressed out Bride

You didn't mention your FH's outfit. Does he need to buy one?

Based on what you mentioned for other costs, it looks like you have roughly $2000 left for a reception. If you want to go the restaurant route, feeding 80 people at that price will be tough. That's less than $20 a head before tax and tip. Might be doable for a light lunch/brunch reception but I'd imagine options are severely limited at that price for dinner. If you reduce it to 50 people, your price point is raised to $30 a head before tax and tip, which could cover a plate of food and drink at most casual/family style places.

Another option is to rent a hall at your local community centre or church, which will work better in your price range compared to hotels and banquet halls. You can self cater with hot trays and platters from Costco and other major grocery stores. Spending $1000 at a grocery store can get you much farther at feeding 80 than spending $2000 at a restaurant. You can get trays of salad, bbq chicken and ribs, and other sides like potatoes or mac and cheese. Add another $300 or so to get a few two fours of beer and other soft drinks + $50 for cups, plates, napkins, and cutlery and you're set. If you go this route, you'll need a Special Occasion Permit from the alcohol and gaming commission for $45 to serve booze. Rent a PA with mic and speaker for things like music, speeches, and dancing.

How much have you already spent on your clothes, rings, etc?

How many people were you envisioning again? And what's your budget?