This is the conclusion of When To Splurge, When To Save Part 1. We all know that weddings are notoriously expensive events and that budgeting for your wedding is one of the most important things you can do. Last week I discussed about whether you should splurge on bridal gowns and the reception. This week you'll find out on how to save on the pre-wedding festivities and honeymoon.
Pre-Wedding Festivities
Although it's generally the family and friends who pay for all the pre-wedding parties, it's not uncommon for engaged couples to chip in if not fully pay for certain festivities...
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When To Splurge, When To Save Part 2
by Anna P. July 22nd, 2010
For the Bride,Honeymoon,Planning,Weddings
When To Splurge, When To Save Part 1
by Anna P. July 15th, 2010
For the Bride,Planning,Weddings
Almost everyone plans their wedding on a budget. While most of us dream of a huge wedding inside a grand palace with a live orchestra playing the wedding march, we soon realize our modest incomes and have to plan something within reasonable finances. That is not to say that you have to cut back on everything! It is perfectly acceptable to splurge on one or two things, especially on things you deem mandatory. Find out below on what is worth splurging on and what is worth saving on.
The Bride
Many brides spend a big portion of wedding costs on the...
The Bride
Many brides spend a big portion of wedding costs on the...
How To Plan A Successful Bridal Shower
by Anna P. July 1st, 2010
For the Bride,Planning,Tradition,Weddings
Traditionally, the bridal shower was a small pre-wedding get together that the bridesmaids would throw for the bride-to-be. They would invite family and friends who would shower the bride with domestic gifts such as dishes, bedding, towels, and small kitchen appliances. Unlike most of the pre-wedding festivities, the bridal shower was basically a gift-giving extravaganza and that concept hasn't change much. What has changed? Everything else! Today's bridal showers are themed events, chock-full of fun games, and oftentimes include the groom. Before you(or your bridesmaids) start planning a bridal shower, take these tips into account!
1- Decide Who Plans It
There...
1- Decide Who Plans It
There...
Reception Essentials
by TJ Davis June 29th, 2010
Planning
May to September is a prolific time for weddings, and planning your wedding can be an all-consuming venture, so in this time of creating what you hope will become picture-perfect memories from the ceremony, don't forget the reception. Choosing the venue, food, catering and decor for your reception are important, but do not overlook these essential components that can make your wedding reception the most memorable event of your guests' lives.
Finding a fabulous first dance song should be easy, right? You just choose the song that was playing when the two of...
Finding a fabulous first dance song should be easy, right? You just choose the song that was playing when the two of...
Wedding Etiquette Myths Debunked Part 2
by Anna P. June 18th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,For the Groom,Planning,Tradition,Weddings
This is part two and the conclusion of Wedding Etiquette Myths Debunked. Last week I discussed issues like who pays for the wedding, whether should you invite everyone you know, and if you should cover the guests hotel accommodation expenses. Read below for more wedding myths debunked.
6- In The Age Of Modern Technology, Thank-You Notes Are Not Necessary.
The time and energy spent on selecting the perfect gift hasn't changed, and neither should the time and energy spent on crafting a thank-you note. But that doesn't mean you should send out pre-made thank-you notes either. Instead, buy a box of...
6- In The Age Of Modern Technology, Thank-You Notes Are Not Necessary.
The time and energy spent on selecting the perfect gift hasn't changed, and neither should the time and energy spent on crafting a thank-you note. But that doesn't mean you should send out pre-made thank-you notes either. Instead, buy a box of...
