it’s not really a secret that we love weddings here at botanical paperworks, and how could we not? this week’s free printable is a wedding budget planner. the wedding budget planner is the perfect place to start your wedding planning process. not only will it help you stick to your budget and keep you on track, but it also reveals a lot of hidden costs that you and your fiance may not have thought of. this additional expense wasn’t in my budget so i scrambled and ended up going with cupcakes.

keep reading as we share five ideas to inspire you to get married, with a wedding party, in front of wedding guests (or not!) tie the knot in a local park or even a national park in front of an officiant. the key thing to keep in mind is nearly any location that comes to mind can likely serve as a spot for you to officially become married, and there are plenty of ways to keep costs low. invite guests to gather in one of the park’s pavilions. think about asking guests to drive by a house of

you just have to get creative with your choices and nab some of the strategies and ideas below. set aside a time to discuss what you will use the money for later. take a good, hard look at the numbers and set a budget you can live with comfortably. most people will understand if you don’t have the budget for a large wedding. invite a witness and a handful of people to the brief ceremony at town hall. be clear with the owner that you plan to have a small wedding there. get married in the

shelley watson, from arizona, managed to keep the costs of her daughter ashley's wedding to a minimum much to the distaste of the groom's mum denise - even officiating the wedding herself talking about her choice of location, she said: "the best part about it is it’s free because my friends work here, it’s the perfect place to get married." "it’s a seasonal distribution company that would have flowers and those flowers are out of season right now so they would be cheaper," she said. when

i think only one group got awkwardly left out because they didn't live close enough to either place, but we weren't that close and it wasn't a big deal. we also had enough room for our entire wedding party to stay with us (and photographer and officiant, both friends), and even my service dog was allowed. all our decor was pretty little knickknacks and things related to our interests that we collected at thrift stores/estate sales/antique fairs for a couple of years leading up to the wedding.

so, please add the cost of hiring a wedding planner to your budget, if you think you need one. my wedding is coming up this year but i don’t know if 500k would still be enough to plan for traditional and white wedding with the cost of things going up at this moment. therefore, if a n500k wedding allows you to spend n200k on food and drinks. the easiest and the best way i always recommend is to ask at a church near your wedding location. you want to also leave some money for the start of your