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5 Great Ways To Save Money While Planning A Wedding

When you begin planning a wedding , you will want to have a budget in mind. This is the best way to keep your spending from getting out of hand, which you will very quickly discover can happen before you realize it! WhereBridesGo.com has some simple tips that you can easily implement to save money in a few different areas of your wedding.  Shop After-Holiday Sales & Clearance Aisles If you are planning your wedding about a year in advance, that gives you time to buy seasonal items that fit the time of year you are getting married when they go on sale. There are also lots of great holiday items that are meant for using at a celebration that don't only pertain to that particular holiday. For example, lots of Christmas decorations aren't the traditional red and green, but are white, silver, or gold with some sparkle on them instead. These could work well with just about any color scheme.  Take a quick walk down clearance aisles in stores that you frequent every time...

7 Sneaky Ways To Save Money On Your Wedding

Did you know? The average cost of a wedding in the United States currently hovers around $25,000 - and that doesn't include the honeymoon! With wedding costs skyrocketing, it's no wonder that keeping their budgets in check is a major concern for many of today's couples. If you're looking to keep costs down, here are a few clever ways to help you save money on your big day. 1. Plan Ahead Some venues and vendors may give you a price cut if you book several months out (usually 12 months or more). If you have your wedding planning timeline organized well in advance, you can also time your shopping strategically. For example, you may be able to get great discounts on twinkle lights if you hit the stores right after Christmas! 2. Hold Your Wedding In The Off-Season It's no secret that top venues and vendors charge more for their services during peak wedding season. Their off-season rates are often significantly lower than their in-season rates, so planning your w...