How To Have An Elaborate Wedding On A Low Budget

By Becka Din

It doesn't matter if you hear that the happiest day shouldn't cost you hope. Anyone who says that the perfect wedding, in my opinion, needs 500 of your best friends, as long as the wedding reception is with close friends and family, that's all that matters. For me, I decided to save for a beautiful honeymoon or a deposit for a house.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mimi
• Release date: Jun 7, 2020
• ISBN: 9781023899130

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INTRODUCTION

There are only one thing and one thing to remember: marriage is not essential.

If you can maintain and maintain this mantra, you will do it well. Because I hope that you, dear reader (and all those who will marry), you will understand me when I say that marriage does not matter. Marriage is just the icing on the cake of the incredibly delicious, fulfilling, and fat-free cake that is your love for each other: marriage. So yes, marriage doesn't matter at all. Remember. Now breathe, you look a little blue.

Here are the basics of a wedding:

- Choose a date

- Invite people

- Provide food and drink

- Go here

- Celebrate

Please choose a date

They say love is free, and the same goes for setting a date. Stop being crazy. Choose a period between six months and a year from the time of happy engagement. If three years work with your schedule, choose a date of three years. Specific conditions: nothing within two weeks of an extended vacation or one of your birthdays. You get yourself for gifts. And for the love of Not Valentine's Day. Period.

Below is the $ 1,000 budget advice: Try not to book in June and July, depending on the region. These are the high rental months for weddings. At my wedding in August (I found out), I received a half reduction on the basic fee (the cost of hosting my marriage in a place I wanted). Also, think about the time you wish for the wedding and reception. Five o'clock in the afternoon, and you look at the expensive nightly rates. 11:00 am is not too early for the wedding, and an afternoon reception is delicious and much cheaper in most places!

Free: a friend's beautiful garden. Ask your friends and family to borrow houseplants and green spaces to decorate to light up a thin area.

Invite People

Here is the difficult question. Who should be there for your big day? Next, dear friends and family? Do you see extended relationships for a picnic every three years? The people you joined in high school ten years ago?

If you want to have a perfect time on your wedding day, just invite the people you love. The quantity is not up to par unless you plan to sell the prawn forks that your third-degree cousin has removed four times to pay your large food bill. Make a list. Divide the people into the groups you want to name: close family and dear friends, family and friends, and of course, the people we know and who may or may not be related to us.

Tips for a budget under $ 1,000: make your invitations. Let an artistic friend help you design one for you on your computer and print it yourself. Or collect incredible girlfriends and album style on the way to beautiful, unique invitations. You don't have to be perfect. You must adapt your style and not force yourself to adopt a manner that you are not.

Free: There are many online sites where you can design your invitations and track R.S.V.P.s. Maybe not inviting people out doesn't invite Miss Manners, but it's free, cute, and with the times. Who doesn't have an email today? My grandmother responded online for my bridesmaid lunch. She is 85 years old.

Eat and Drink

Oh, food and drink. Weddings are the reason why caterers have jobs. They know they have you on the ball, so they attack exorbitantly. Today, if not most, some expect to come to a wedding and eat. They don't eat breakfast and lunch, so they can get up at their expense and damage the buffet's chaos. Either way, 21st-century weddings have become all you can eat at the meal, and it doesn't have to be.

What people expect for free is alcohol. I went to my alcohol-free reception. Partly because it was priceless if supplied from somewhere other than local 7-11, partly because it was an afternoon reception and partly because alcoholics would be present. It is vital to consider these questions when deciding whether or not to include alcohol.

Budget advice for less than $ 1,000: Eat a dessert and a Champagne reception. Serve a selection of delicious little desserts such as cheesecakes, cakes, torties, and individual cakes—biscuits and cookies; Candy and mint. Don't forget the wedding cake! These must be accompanied by coffee, tea - and Champagne - sparkling fruit juice