What is a list of things you need for a wedding?
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What did you see at a wedding that made you say, "I'll never see that again!"?
This is not something I saw but I read about it. It was a wedding that never happened. You see, the bride wanted a dream wedding to the tune of $46,000. She and her fiance didn’t have that kind of money so she decided that if anyone wanted to attend her wedding they would have to pay $1500. There were only a few people who RSVP’d and the wedding was cancelled. She said that all of the people she had invited had ruined her life and her dream wedding. She couldn’t understand why no one would pay $1500 each to attend. Talk about entitled!
What are some things you can eliminate at your wedding to save money?
Not having a wedding party is one. Wedding favors, no one but the older women will notice that you didnt give them out & they'll be the only ones that care. No liqour, make it a cash bar so guests pay for their own drinks. Your guest list is a big one. Trust me, when you send the invite, put a limit on their rsvp card. Decide what you absolutely do not want to cut. I splurged on my photography, but had my step dad video my wedding. I made my own invitations but had custom made shot glasses for favors. Fake flowers, no matter how nice they may look, are terrible at a wedding. But if fresh flowers are not important to you, thats a big money saver. There are several corners you can cut. Fresh flowers for your bouquet , but make a small artificial flower bouquet to toss. If you're having a small wedding, burned cd's or your ipod with a sound system will work. Have an afternoon reception or a friday reception. Thats several thousand dollars you can save. Good Luck!
What do you do when your mom is making all your wedding decisions for you and wont leave you alone?
I appericate her help but now shes going overboard. I wanted some friends to be bridesmaids she tells me think of the cost. I wanted to take photos at a park and she finds a venue where i dont need to go to a park in a neighborhood i do not like. Shes texting me everyday telling me i need to be a bridezilla and then she only expects me to have my sisters as brides maides and she texted me “traditionally the bride gets gifts for her bridesmaids maybe the wedding sneakers?” like i need to agree to it. I want to put some of my money into the wedding and my fiancé does too but my mom wont accept the money only to pay for the dj and photographer :/ How do i get my mom to back off a bit without hurting her feelings? My fiancé and I would love to make decisions on our own but my mom has been guilt tripping us by saying shes super happy and that if shes being to pushy we should mention for her to back off , i know her she will be mad if we said that.
What was the most difficult thing for you to plan for your wedding?
For me, the most difficult part of the wedding process was getting a “true” count of guests. For some reason, people weren’t good at returning their RSVPs. I don’t think people realize how much many things rely on having a valid guest count. It’s not just the meal; you have to know how many to expect for the ceremony, how many for cake, the number of tables you will need (and centerpieces for those tables) and how many favors are needed.
What did you notice during a wedding that made you decide to not get married?
What did you notice during a wedding that made you decide to not get married?I never noticed anything during a wedding that made me decide not to get married.But I have noticed things in other people’s weddings that have made me reconsider certain things.Such as getting married when the relationship isn’t solid and based on trust, honesty, openness, communication and compatibility. (Thanks, big brother, I’m sorry you learned this lesson the hard way, but glad you’re making a hugely better decision with your current fiancee).I’ll likely be unpopular with my wedding (not that we want that many people at our wedding anyway) with this next one, but I want a dry wedding. No alcohol. I would rather everyone have a bunch of juices, waters, cordials and/or soft drinks than something that makes them dangerous behind the wheel of a car. I’ll be upfront with it, so anyone who can’t have fun without alcohol can politely decline.Thanks to one of my best friends from high school, I’ve decided I do not want a hugely traditional wedding dress, because they are usually super heavy and really layered and you can barely do anything in them but look pretty. So I’ll likely get a Star Wars-inspired dress custom-made and put emphasis on light and airy (I live in Australia, there’s about a 75% chance the weather will be hot).
I've made a mess of things inviting a divorced couple to my wedding*?
Invite them both, and be prepared to tell them both to leave if necessary. Actually, have an usher or other bouncer type guy prepared to have them, or anyone creating fighting and drama, leave immediately. I think you value your friendships with both of them, that you should not uninvite Ann, because after all, she is going through a hard time, and if they both promise to leave one another alone, it should all be good. Possibly, the joy of your wedding will give them some happiness. Others will thumbs down me and say your wedding is about you alone, but sometimes it's not all about you. It will be fine.
On your wedding day, what's the best thing to prevent troubles made by the period?
Menstrual supression! You can use 'the pill' or other hormonal contraceptives to skip your period or plan your period for the week before or after your wedding day. Talk to your doctor. It's easily done by skipping the 'week off' or 'placebo week' and moving straight to a new packet especially if you are using monophasic combined contraceptives.