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7 Steps To Manage Wedding Cost

If you don't want to begin a marriage in debt, develop a plan to help manage wedding cost, before you start spending. You will likely need to make some hard choices to do so but in the end the savings will be worth the sacrifice. To manage wedding cost you should determine whether to spend more funds on the ceremony or reception.

Manage Wedding cost with these seven tips:

1. Make a budget and stick to it. Certainly you desire to have your dream wedding but unmanageable spending will result in a financial problem far beyond your wedding day. Have a checklist to guide and help you stay on track.

2. Plan for adequate time to make decisions. Don't wait until the last minute to make choices. If you do fatigue and stress could cause you to make poor choices that can cost more than intended.

3. Decide on the kind of wedding that you can afford. Your wedding could be casual, formal or held at a beach. Do you need to have your ceremony in a church? Will a rented hall or private home be sufficient? How will each affect cost?

4. What kind of reception will you have? How big will your guest list be? This is where you can spend the most money so limit your guest list to what you can really afford.

5. Find a reasonable caterer. You can spend a plenty of money on food and beverages so be aware. Have relatives and close friends prepare some dishes if your reception will be small and informal.

6. What part of the reception and wedding ceremony are most important to you? Focus your attention there and spend accordingly. Don't accept opinions of others if it conflicts with your carefully thought out financial plans.

7. Take caution that you don't make impulsive or emotional decisions. Be as logical as you can and the cost of your choices. If you let emotions make your decisions you'll spend too much.

When trying to manage wedding cost observe these tips. Planning helps you to be more successful than you would be without one. The bottom line is make a plan and stick to it. Go here for a free Wedding Planning Calendar.

by: Frances Robinson




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