- Avoid a summer wedding. About 70% of US weddings take place between May and October. As couples compete for vendors and venues, prices rise – because they can. Depending on where you live, getting married in the “off” season months can save you money on reception expenses, floral arrangements and photography services.
- Choose a day other than Saturday when most weddings take place. Marrying mid week or Friday night can save rates on room rentals, food and music.
- Look closely at your guest list. Pare it down to include only those persons who are really close and have meaning in your life.
- Have your ceremony and reception in the same place.
- Choose an hour when a meal is not appropriate or necessary. Morning weddings followed by a lovely brunch or a later afternoon ceremony followed by a cocktail reception are wonderful options.
- Use flowers that are in season and fill bouquets with more ribbon and fewer flowers.
- Rather than investing in large floral arrangements in the church and reception areas, consider using rental greenery. It will fill spaces and create more warmth than large stylized arrangements can.
- A good wedding planner can save you time as well money; and most importantly help assure you of one perfect day.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
WEDDING NOTES™ – What Will It Cost?
The answer –as much or as little as you can afford! You can have a
lavish event that tops $100,000 or you can say your vows and entertain
your close friends and family for $1500. It all depends. If you are
planning a wedding on a budget, we offer some dollar saving tips.
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