The smaller the better. We had a larger party the next day, but in retrospect, I would have picked a handful of people and moved them to the ceremony list, and then cancelled the second event. After the wedding, all I wanted to do was hang out with my husband and our families. Our budget met our tone: a humble wedding with lots of hospitality and lots of love. It could have felt like an aesthetic compromise but instead it let the vulnerability that we set as tone in our ceremony shine through our party as well.
This also became our most expensive detail by default, since the more guests, the more funds are needed. We also made sure that we set up a budget for a wonderful photographer as we wanted to enjoy the memories for years to come, and for really nice flower arrangements, just because we wanted them!
So what if the only beverage is champagne and sparkling cider? So what? Nope, not even your family, not even your best friend. And if they do, their priorities are not where they should be. A Casual Friday Wedding rachel proctor.
Find a workaround. What equipment do you shoot with? Let's be real: Those questions are boring. And you probably don't actually care about the answers to those questions. So I surveyed some brides and photography-friends, and put together a list of all those questions you really want to ask, and all those things we really want you to know. Ditch the guilt Related Post Confidence: the secret key to pulling off a guilt-free budget wedding When I was planning my wedding, cost was a big factor.
While I wanted to enjoy the day and have it represent my partner and This is your wedding, not anybody else's. I don't care if you are the only child or one of six.
I don't care what your mother-in-law wants. Make decisions based on what you and your partner want, and don't let anyone else pressure you. You don't like dancing — don't hire a DJ.
You don't understand why anyone would want a coaster with your and your partner's initials? Me neither! Newly engaged and totally clueless to how much your wedding will cost? Pretty much everyone goes into wedding planning like a big ol' noob and After a run through the dishwasher, we re-donated most of them back.
Though if you come over for dinner you will see 10 of our favorites! Share your secrets in the comments…. Throughout the planning, we're managing to actually stick closely to our budget. Here's how we're doing it. Passionate about all personal finance matters and helping others find ways to save some green. While the zoo is open so, half-price on the venue! I get it!! If kids get restless… they can go look at the zoo animals!! And exactly right for us: low-key, fun.
Terry- love the idea of the zoo! That sounds like a lot of fun. Just like not every idea is right for me. When my sister got married in a small, rural community, there were no rental houses for seating — my mother borrowed chairs from a local funeral home. I made the cake as a gift and the bridesmaids dresses were off-the-rack at a local department store. My sister loves daisies and they were in season which saved on the flowers. The food was ordered from a local deli. Saving elsewhere helped my sister have the dress she really wanted and no one missed anything as they had a lovely ceremony and there was plenty of food, booze, and cake.
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