You do have a wedding budget established don't you? If not - stop right now and seriously work on it. Establishing a wedding budget and sticking to it will help you organize, produce and deliver a wedding that is beautiful and yours. On the offside chance that you've gone over that budget in some area(s) … Continue reading 3 Ways to Manage Your Wedding Budget and Cut Costs
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Top 10 Most Commonly Forgotten Wedding Items to Budget For
Creating a wedding budget can be a daunting task – you’ve got to allocate funds for so many things, including flowers, music, your dress . . . But, even with all the checklists available, there are still items forgotten on the wedding budget. You've got several other items besides the big stuff that has to … Continue reading Top 10 Most Commonly Forgotten Wedding Items to Budget For
20 Easy Ways to Cut Your Wedding Budget Without Cutting Back On Style (#11 – 20)
Are you looking for ways to cut your wedding budget without sacrificing your wedding vision and style? Check out 11 - 20 of these 20 easy tips. 11) Use Non-Floral Elements in Your Decor Non-floral items such as pinecones, twigs, berries and feathers are inexpensive ways to enhance your bouquets and other floral arrangements, and … Continue reading 20 Easy Ways to Cut Your Wedding Budget Without Cutting Back On Style (#11 – 20)
20 Easy Ways to Cut Your Wedding Budget Without Cutting Back On Style
Are you looking for ways to cut your wedding budget without sacrificing your wedding vision and style? Check out these 20 easy tips. 20 Ways to Cut Your Wedding Budget 1) Choose Flowers That Are In Season Many popular and beautiful flowers are available year round. However, there are some -- peonies and lilies of … Continue reading 20 Easy Ways to Cut Your Wedding Budget Without Cutting Back On Style
Jean’s Top 10 Tips for Planning Your Wedding – Part 4
Wedding Planning Tips: Tip #4 - Budget 4. Set a workable budget Stay away from budgets that are little more than an “expense report.” I'm sure you've seen the kind -- you to enter your “estimated” budget and your “actual amount spent.” This is really nothing more than a tally of receipts instead of a … Continue reading Jean’s Top 10 Tips for Planning Your Wedding – Part 4