#cheapweddings

[biffmitchell]

For most couples, the wedding day will be the most important day of their lives…except for those packages dropped down the chimney by storks. But they’ll give you a lifetime of photo ops. The wedding day is less forgiving. It’s just one day. And then it’s over. Gone. Forever.

It’s a special day…a sacred day…an expensive day…a day requiring some hard decisions and often…some heartbreaking decisions.

And photography almost always seems to be the one that falls into the heartbreak category…a mistake many couples regret for the rest of their lives.

Click here to find out why.

[rawlinna]

Save Money on Your Wedding With Amazon

These are a special kind of roundup for you, budget savvy bride, who wants to save money on your wedding and still have the perfect wedding. We are so grateful for Amazon and all the incredible prices. I have searched through to find you only the best decor and items for your wedding as I know the importance of saving and not spending everything on your wedding day, no one wants to start paying…

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[artofcelebrations]

Want easy ways to save thousands on your wedding? Visit ASIC's MoneySmart website to find out more.

[loubyw]

Weddings on a Shoestring - Just where to Start

So, I've just got engaged. And I'm so excited about getting married. I'd do it tomorrow if I could. But where to start?

The truth is, I don't get big, grand weddings with crazy budgets - unless you have a money tree in the garden that is! Don't get me wrong, I want a wedding to remember, but I don't want to be in debt for it.  And that's not me being tight.  Let's be honest, it's one day after all!

I've got this £5k figure in my head as that seems to be 'cheap' in the scheme of things. But even that's crazy, right?  What we could spend £5k on!  Ok, so we could probably do it A LOT cheaper. But we want all our friends and family there. And doing a quick count, that's about 100 of us. So straight away, cheap seems to go out of the window.  Or am I missing something? Can you still do it on a shoestring? 

I'm dying to hear about ways to make it the best day ever, personal to us, but without breaking the bank.  Talk to me if you can help get my head around all this! :)