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Bible Money Matters: 7 tips for a frugal wedding

  • Four Pillars · 1 year ago
    Great suggestions!

    Ironically if you would have had a frugal wedding the parents in law probably would have just paid for that and no extra money for you!

    Mike
  • Money Matters · 1 year ago
    Yeah, that is probably true. It's ok to dream though right? 30k wouldn't be
    that bad..
  • Lance Gargus · 1 year ago
    Hope you had a nice honeymoon.
    Blessings,
    Lance
    www.lancessoulsearching.com
  • ChristianPF · 1 year ago
    I think you are right on about the photographer - there is so much free software out there for novices that it really it pretty simple to get good pics - we had a couple friends who knew how to use a camera take some pics for us at our wedding and we did the editing ourselves. We ended up a bunch of great pics and made our own album and total invested was probably $100 and 10 hours of our time. A lot better than the $1500+ some photographers charge.
  • Money Matters · 1 year ago
    I agree completely. A friend of ours had a wedding last summer, and one
    friend with a nice Digital SLR took photos, and another (me) did video.
    They saved a ton of money and only had to pay for printing the photos.
  • Mrs. Accountability · 1 year ago
    Whew! Your wedding was expensive. Like your first commenter said, your probably wouldn't have gotten that money if you hadn't spent it on the wedding. My ex-husband and I remarried last October, and managed to keep ours under $3000 with 100 guests. Our youngest son was the videographer, some Flickrite friends took photos, my boss took a collection ($20 from everyone) to pay for the food and put it all together for us. You have some great tips to offer, enjoyed your post!
  • Mrs. Accountability · 1 year ago
    I also meant to say the two of you are a very beautiful couple! Clicked through from the 154th Carnival of Personal Finance.
  • Money Matters · 1 year ago
    thanks. :) 6 years married next month!