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Nothing should stop you from having the wedding day of your dreams, not even your bank balance! We just need to get a little creative, so let’s explore some important points and ideas. Organisation is a massive element of cost-saving, and getting all your ‘ducks in a row’ takes time. It’s far easier to figure out how to stretch your money, the best way possible is with a bit of help. Two heads are better than one, after all. Here are a few key tips to keep in mind... Step 1: Creating a budget (http://www.confetti.co.uk/organising-planning/countdown-to-your-wedding-the-ultimate-checklist/) The first important decision you need to make is setting your budget. Setting a clear budget before you make your wish list is crucial. This way you don’t end up doing things backwards and regretting it later on. Your wedding day is about celebrating love and happiness, and sharing that excitement with your loved ones. Don’t let anything get in the way of a wonderful start to your ...

After you say ‘Yes!’ but before you say ‘I Do’, there are plenty of wonderful things to think about.  There are however some serious factors you should consider as well, and not all will come to mind initially with all the excitement going on.  Planning a wedding and preparing for a marriage are drastically different, but should definitely come as a pair. ‘Premarital Counseling’ is a type of therapy that will help you and your partner prepare for a lifetime together. It can help you avoid any unexpected disagreements about important decisions you will inevitably face. It’s reassuring to know from an experienced outsider that you have an honest and healthy relationship before you are joined together in matrimony. Though you don’t need approval from a professional, it can’t hurt to take advantage of their knowledge and listen to their input. (http://www.juliegmyerslpc.com/what-toexpect-in-couplestherapy/) It is a sensible decision that can leave you more prepared for the...

Like most brides, you may be wondering what the difference between an on-site Venue Coordinator and a Wedding Planner is. It’s common to initially think that hiring a Wedding Planner as well as a venue which supplies an onsite Coordinator is essentially the same thing. If you think that you would be paying for two identical services, you are oh so wrong. So, to avoid all confusion, let us differentiate. Long story short:  A Wedding Planner works for you . They are there from day one, to assist you throughout your engagement and with many aspects of your wedding. A Venue Coordinator on the other hand works for the Venue you have hired and is only in service for the day of the Wedding. (http://whatsgabycooking.com/10-reasons-to-hire-a-wedding-planner/#.VI33vyusU1I) The Wedding Planner The Wedding Planner is hired by you. It is their job to keep everything running smoothly on your big day. Together, you will go through exactly what you wish your wedding to be, f...

Creative Wedding Favors Wedding favors are a token of affection for your loved ones to take home as a memento of your special day. Choice in wedding favors nowadays is personal to the bride and groom, this is a great opportunity to capture your personalities in the form of a mini-gift! These little presents are a small gesture of appreciation for their attendance to your wedding. (http://www.studiodrbphotography.com/13-inexpensive-wedding-favor-ideas/) Deciding on gifts for all of your future guests probably isn’t the first thing on your to-do list when you get engaged. However, along the way the question will be asked: wedding favors or no wedding favors? Of course they aren’t a necessity, but if you do have them, this is a time where you can get creative with wedding details. Sugared almonds are no longer the go-to choice... There are so many options these days. First thing to consider is your budget, number of guests, time available (if considering DIY favors) and...