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Im getting married next year and dont have tons to spend so im trying to save money where ever I can. Does anyone have any good tips or ideas? Anything will help. Also cheap honeymoon ideas would be great. Thanks

ettelloc Sun 05/10/08 16:58

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dotovaposted
Sun 05/10/08
21:31

alot of the venues that are mainly hotels now have all in packages that include the photographer, catering and flowers. if you shop around you can get some good deals, especially if you go for a weekday wedding

Kathyan
Mon 06/10/08
09:56

We got married 11 years ago and the whole lot cost us less than £400. We got married at the register office (special licence though because my OH is Scottish and we didn't have time to post the banns there as well!). I borrowed my dress, made my daughter's bridesmaid dress myself. A friend did the photos, another friend did the flowers. We had a three course meal at a local pub and they did us a cake as well. We didn't go on honeymoon as my OH was posted to Canada with the Army, so we had three years there instead! It doesn't matter what it costs, though, as long as you have a good day. Good luck!

PatriciaH
Tue 07/10/08
18:36

Ebay have loads of wedding related stuff from new / used once wedding dresses and bridesmaids dresses, table decorations , to much stuff to mention on here .. have a look on e bay - just type wedding in the header box and see whats on offer , as dot said getting married say a friday instead of the usual saturday can be cheaper , whereabouts do you live ?

~max~
Tue 07/10/08
19:43

A more simple wedding would also be a lot less stressful! The less you have to organise, the less there is that can go wrong! lol
Also, I have found that the "expensive" weddings, with all the trimmings, are actually less fun for everyone, as it makes you feel like you have to put on a facade of seriousness. Do things simply, make sure there is enough for everyone (and yourselves) to have fun in the way of entertaiment, food and drink, and don't worry too much about appearances. If you save on the wedding, you can also spend a bit more on the honeymoon! :O)

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