|
|
wedding
Site Admin
Joined: 02 Aug 2006
Posts: 157
|
 Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:25 am Post subject: Wedding? |
 |
|
|
Weddings should reflect the individual personalities and priorities of the couple getting married. The focus of this special day need not be about how much was spent or saved. It should be about the event itself and the couple’s commitment to each other.
Remember, it's not the price of the wedding that determines the quality of your marriage or that dictates a good time for all involved!
A successful wedding does not have to be an expensive wedding. Success should be determined by whether the bride, groom and the guests enjoyed themselves.
Having a wedding on a tight budget does not mean having to give up style or the fond memories. It just takes some planning and shopping around.
No matter how much money you spend, if your wedding is cookie cutter and seems rehearsed no one will remember it and most will not enjoy it. Make it your own, make it part of you both, not part of a book you read, or do things you think you "have" to do!
Share with your guests part of who you both are!
Weddings are expensive if you want them to be. But if you want to keep money aside for a deposit on a house or a honeymoon to remember, then there are many cost cutting ideas. All you need is a little imagination, and some help from friends and family and you too can have a luxury wedding with all the trimmings.
Getting married should not be expensive. After all, the essence of marriage is in the union and not in the celebration. You shouldn't also try too hard to please the guests. Your family and friends are there to rejoice this wonderful event with you and not to criticize your wedding.
Think of your wedding as a collaboration of loving hands coming together to form the perfect day. Follow these tips and you’ll have a beautiful wedding and reception and you won’t have to start out married life in debt. You’ll have a gorgeous and memorable ceremony to remember for years to come! |
|
| Back to top |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum
|
|
Welcome!
Welcome to WeddingPhotographersforum.com. Wedding photographers chat and discussion forum
Wedding Industry News
Wedding Industry News, Professional Wedding Photographer News
Feedback and Suggestions
Let us know your feedback & suggestions to help us improve WeddingPhotographersForum.com
Everything About Your Wedding
Wedding Marketplace
Buy and sale all wedding related products.
Where and How to Start?
There’s so much to do, it can be mind-numbing. Don’t worry. I planned and held my first wedding in two months and my second wedding in three months. If you have the luxury of a year or more, feel lucky!
Wedding Invitation
Ideally, invitations should be mailed out 6-8 weeks before the big day to give guests time to make arrangements to attend and RSVP back to you.
Wedding Attire
Where I come from, buying a tuxedo is virtually unheard of. Renting is probably the way to go to realize the ultimate savings on the groom’s attire.
Wedding Flowers
Cheap doesn't mean that your wedding flowers can't be beautiful. All flowers are lovely no matter what they cost.
Wedding Ceremony Decoration
Most wedding ceremonies are short and sweet, so why spend a majority...
Wedding Music
Music for your wedding ceremony could consist of live or recorded performances.
Wedding Photography
Pictures are priceless, and you want to be sure you have plenty of good pictures of your special day.
Wedding Favors
Some brides don’t like the idea of giving gifts to her guests, but we think it’s a nice gesture as a thank you...
Wedding Food
Wedding food can take a huge chunk out of your wedding budget.
Wedding Cake
Your wedding cake is the centerpiece of the reception. It is a scrumptious dessert as well as part of a tradition
Wedding Party
The question of whether or not to serve alcohol at your wedding is one that can cause dissension in the ranks of family.
|
FAQ
Search
Usergroups
Register
Profile
Log in to check your private messages
Log in
