Sunday, May 19, 2013

Things to Remember with your budget...


    • A realistic and carefully planned budget prevents costly mistakes.
    • Your Photo's are only portable memories. Make the investment and go Professional.
    • Bring your day alive with Music.
    • Don't skimp on Beauty.
    • Take your time when selecting your gown.
    • Your day is sweeter with a beautiful cake.
    • Always choose Vibrant Florals. It's a welcoming sights for the guests.
    • Minimize your guest list. Maximize your Decor.
    It seems like as soon as you say yes. Here comes family and friends; everyone is giving advice, but no one is thinking of the budget.

    Planning a wedding today is not like it used to be. Today's Bride is uniquely different. Brought up in the age of the internet, credit cards as a rite of passage. Nearly two-thirds of students took out student loans to fund their college education. For the first time in decades, couples are delaying marriage altogether because of financial obligations.









    Does any of this sound familiar to you and it may seem daunting. Don't fret; as a wedding/event planner I can offer my expertise and guidance from planning weddings with couples  just like you. With an average wedding totaling nearly $26,000 in the U.S. in 2011, and with an increase in most couples contributing for their wedding completely on their own. It makes complete sense to begin your engagement, with a heart to heart regarding your budget. 
    I would recommend each of you to sit and discuss, how much is on the table, now to spend, including any amounts family members may have offered to contribute. 
    Next on a sheet of paper, I want each of you to put  "Must Have" and "Would be nice", then write down anything that comes to mind for each category. Planning a wedding really requires careful balancing of two budgets, Finances and Time. Remember that value is worth more than merely a price.

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