Tips And Tricks For Cheap But Happening Wedding

1. Set the Priorities

Now that you know how much in actual you want to spend on the wedding, the aim is to work on how much can you spend on different areas and prioritize according to the importance they hold to you.

Converse what’s most important to both of you. Just keep on trading one item for another and the end result may be that you can't simply afford the wedding you always wanted. But at least on the same time, you won't spend on things which are going beyond your pocket’s limit.

2. Borrowings-Yes or No?

If it is possible for you then don't borrow for the big day. Bringing yourself in debt in the beginning of your married life is not a good idea.

But if you want to take a loan then at least do yourself a favor by asking yourself:

1.    Can you actually afford the repayments?
2.    Can you pay them back within a year?
3.    Are you borrowing the cheapest possible way?

If you have to borrow, try using the longest 0% SPENDING credit card as long as possible, and repay fully before the cheap rate ends.

3. Unusual date

Simply, pick any unpopular day. Discounts are often available for venue, photographers, florists and ceremonies on such days.

And also, fewer guests may be able to attend if you pick a weekday – mean but still another way to keep your costs down.

Major savings are also present on winter weddings because of the fewer bookings.

4. The Venue

While a hotel or a country pub is in an apparent choice available for a reception, don't close your eyes to church hall or local sports clubs.

Less obvious venues costs a lot less than the obvious ones. With all the decorations up the simplest of the simple venues look way more elegant than the 5 star hotels.

5. Entertainment part

Ask for your friends help in lieu of a wedding present. It’ll cut you any band’s performance cost, plus it will make your big day all the more personal and memorable. Just ask them out if they know singing, playing drums/guitar, magic, anything.

6. Cut the cake cost

The cake is one of the easiest places to save your money upon. Bakers charge a lot upon them, so you can follow some tips to cut the cost down:

•    Just buy a simple sponge cake from the departmental store and simply decorate it yourself. You can add on glitters, sugar flowers and edible pearls on your own.

•    In place of making one massive cake, make three small ones. It gets a lot more economical.

7. Don’t over Invite

Think very carefully about guest’s part. Narrow down your guest list as much as possible. Simply stick to close friends and family. And if you want to invite more, then invite them to the evening disco.