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When it comes to wedding planning, it is all about knowing your priorities and allocating your money wisely. Making a list of your priorities and setting a budget should be the number one step of wedding planning. Apart from this, here are other ways you can save money.
#1: LEAD YOUR GUESTS TO A WEDDING WEBSITE
When it comes to your wedding invitation, you can save money by directing your guests to your wedding website instead of printing out multiple invitations. You can create free websites through platforms such as Wix and WordPress.
Do not forget essential information such as the welcome party or rehearsal dinner details as well as the transportation and map to your ceremony.
#2: SELECT THE “OFF-PEAK” MONTH
The wedding off-peak season typically runs from November to March. If you want to get the most bang for your buck, you can host your wedding during this period. Considering having a celebration in November or March can help you save money in your venue rental fee. Just ensure that you have a Plan B for inclement weather!
#3: CUT DOWN YOUR GUEST LIST
It goes without saying that a smaller guest list is easier on your budget and sanity. Reducing your guest list from 300 to 150 can be overwhelming, but manageable.
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Intimate ceremonies require less money and less effort. Moreover, you will be able to have quality interactions with the people who mean most to you.
#4: CONDUCT THE ENTIRE WEDDING IN ONE PLACE
Avoid worrying about the coordination/logistics and the extra expense of transportation by having your entire wedding at one venue. Everyone will be on time for your ceremony and reception.
#5: EMBRACE THE ALL-IN-ONE PACKAGE
If you are maximizing your wedding budget, you must keep an eye for the words: “all inclusive”. There are venues that provide all-in-one packages that cover amenities, catering, staff, cake, guest accommodation, host, and more. Bundling all these services in one roof can help you save money and reduce your stress!
#6: ORDER YOUR WEDDING GOWN IN ADVANCE
Ordering your wedding gown at least eight or nine months before the ceremony can help avoid the rushed delivery fees. Last-minute alterations that are costly can also be prevented.
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