<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

So me and my fiancée have been living with each other of 5 years. We both earn the same amount of money (give or take a few £hundred), and we are not bad off.

I have only been in my well paying job for a year, and I have finally managed to save a couple of grand, just in case we need it as an emergency fund. We have plans to put a deposit on a house and get married but haven't started putting money aside yet and I'm keen to get started as I'm sick of paying rent. All our finances are shared but we have separate accounts for credit reasons; he constantly floats around the zero mark and I top up his account when he needs it, because he buys so much unnecessary stuff. That's fine at the moment, but I hope he sorts that out when we do start saving. 

I got a decent pay check last month  because of bonus and over-time from 70 hour weeks, so the talk turned to holidays. We agreed to go to Florida as we've been twice before and loved it. He always likes to do the research, and I came home last night and the holiday he's chosen will cost us about £6k. My bonus was 1/3 of this and it would wipe out the emergency fund, and then some. I told him that I didn't want to spend that much on a 2 week holiday and he started getting annoyed at me. He started trying to guilt trip me about wanting us to have a crap holiday, and how we can start saving after it. He said that last year. And the year before. I'm not sure how to make him see things my way, or if I'm being stupid about the whole thing and would appreciate your guys view.
<bot>: I don't want the expensive holiday my fiancée wants, I'd rather save for a house. He's getting annoyed about it, as am I. Not sure how to resolve it.