101 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding – Part 16: This and That
February 1, 2009 by BellaB
101 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding
And now – the last of our 16 part series on 101 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding, we close with miscellaneous items that will help you cut your wedding budget, thus saving you money for your future expenses such as your honeymoon, furniture for your new home or even to add to your down payment for your own home. We love to hear from you on your feedback to our just concluded series.
Part 16- This and That
98. Skip the limo – You can hire town cars instead of a limo for your transportation.
99. Have a friend drive – Enlist a friend with a nice car to be your driver for the event, and save on a limo.
100. Buy simple thank you cards – If you want a personal touch, print your own thank you cards. For an even easier approach, simply buy a box of simple thank you cards from a craft store. Even stores like Target and Wal-Mart carry these.
101. And lastly, but not least, avoid anything labeled “wedding” from gowns to shoes to cakes, the word “wedding” adds extra costs and usually without added benefits.
There you have it. May you have the wedding that you dreamed of without breaking the bank!
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I think the DIY thank-you cards is a good idea. I also think other wedding stationery, like save-the-date cards and invitations for that matter, may also be printed at home. I’ve received some very lovely homemade wedding invitations. I’ve even received one that’s handwritten by the bride. I think that’s an excellent way of personalizing your wedding stationery. It made me feel special just receiving it.
The bride- and groom-to-be don’t have to do these themselves. I think enlisting the help of friends and family who have the talent and means to provide some of your wedding needs is a great way to save on costs. I’m sure close friends and family would want to contribute whatever they can to your wedding preparations and be part of your special day.
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