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Wedding With a $10,000 Budget

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Date: 06/27/2005 Topics: Readers Request > Weddings | Weddings for Less > Advice  
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I am helping a friend get suggestions for her wedding. She has a $10,000 budget to work with. Any ideas? They have contemplated Vegas.
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By Jessica (Guest Post)
Check out this Link with some tips on how to do a wedding with a $10,000 budget: www.jcgevents.blogspot.com

Posted on 01/12/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Mindy (Guest Post)
My wedding is in August- around a $10,000 budget. My mother is growing most of the flowers. Our caterer offers with the set up square mirrors and candles. My dress was bought of the rack at a bridal store that was closing. Just have to have it sized down.... Bought flower girl dresses at Marshalls- for $20!! I found my neices' dress, the junior bridesmaid, on Craigslist- it was used only one time! Shop around!! Don't settle on the first idea- or place :)

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By Dannielle (Guest Post)
I did my wedding for about $1,200.00. I made my bouquet and the ones the bridesmaids were going to carry. I also made my centerpieces,the ring bearers pillow, and the baskets for the flowergirls. We asked a flower shop for the extra rose petals that fall off normally they usually sell them by the bag for under$10.00 for the flower girl baskets and we did all the food with finger foods from the Wal-mart deli

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By Lindsey (Guest Post)
Instead of getting a wedding cake, purchase a tiered stand and designate a willing friend or family member to make and ice individual cupcakes. You can purchase edible glitter at beryls.com and it makes a surprisingly beautiful display for 1/4 the price. Also, find a reception site that works on minimums, if you spend a certain amount on food and beverage, the room is free. As far as food is concerned, you can even go one step down from chicken and beef to meat lasagna and grilled chicken pasta...it is even more cost effective and you can play it off as an italian theme!

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By meoowmom (1743) Profile Contact
Try outdoors at a local park, or site that you like. I choose an old Spanish Mission . We had a cake and
champagne reception following wedding. We had dips, chips, drinks, appetizers, etc also it was WONDERFUL and NO STRESS!! Remember the wedding is your time and it goes by so fast why waste so much $$ on stuff. What matters is you and groom and friends and family sharing your moment.
We used a local grocery store for flowers, roses in all shades of pinks and the price was FREE as the manager wanted pictures back of all flowers for her
book. I did not even ask!!!
We took the alloted wedding cash and spent 3 weeks driving up the coast of so. California to Oregon and onto washington ..what memories...
good luck enjoy...

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By KAREN (Guest Post)
If you are having a reception it is a neat idea to have disposable cameras at each table. Another idea is to have cloth pieces and have everyone sign it with good advice.Then take the cloth pieces and make a quilt. Also, a friend of mine had a movie montage of pictures of the couple as they grew up.

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By badwater (751) Contact
I didn't have $10,000. to spend on my wedding. We had a nice but small wedding. I'd bought my dress off a discount rack in a bridal shop, but didn't want a floor length, so I opted for "Mother-in-Law's dress". It was a beautiful cream colored dress & suited my budget perfectly. My Mom & Sister made all my wedding flowers, decorations & centerpieces. Only 35 were there for our evening ceremony. All in all, if I had to do it all over again, I'd elope.

I have a pal who did the 15 minute drive thru wedding in Las Vegas (her 2nd marriage & didn't want all the hoopla). They said their vows, exchanged rings & it was all over!! No Elvis impersonator was there.

Then, I had some relatives come out to Vegas. The wanted to renew their wedding vows and surprisingly they wanted an Elvis impersonator at their wedding & had one.

Best of luck on your decision and in the future!

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By jordanzmom (15) Contact
How many people is she planning on inviting? Maybe check into the all-inclusive wedding where you honeymoon at the same resort you get married at.

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By alexandria (2) Contact
I wish I had 10 grand for my wedding! I am getting married in August and I have about a 4,500 dollar budget. I am ordering my roses from marisol blooms they offer 250 roses for 155 dollars! And my brides maids and I are making the center pieces, bouquets, and boutenierres ourselves. I've found that alone cut the cost of my wedding by about 1,000 dollars.

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By Lisa (Guest Post)
I just did my daughters wedding for less than that. She had a church wedding all we did were bows on the pews and we used the churches candle holders. We had a reception at a golf and country club. we used there center pieces...square mirrors and candles. we bought red silk rose petals and sprinkled them on the tables. we did a buffet. we chose a less expensive one chicken, beef, veggies, potatoes, tea coffee. we had open bar on beer, wine, and sodas, and a cash bar for the rest. Everything was great better than expected. I can't believe how well it turned out..I was told I would need to spend 20,000 It pays to shop around. We also had bubbles and favors for all our guest. hope this info helps

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By forgetmenotaromas (69) Profile Blog! Contact
Alot of people love using the Pocono's as their honeymoon destination. Here's a link for them to look at: http://www.caesarspoconoresorts.com/. This place is known for their champagne glass tubs.

Marla

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By forgetmenotaromas (69) Profile Blog! Contact
Wow! What a budget. The average person can do alot with a $10,000 Wedding Budget. I personally would do something small & intimate with the family & friends & spend the bulk of it on a week long romantic honeymoon.

Marla

http://www.forgetmenotaromas.com - Our fragrances leave lasting impressions. Just one whiff and the addiction sets in. Choose one of our many fragrances or be creative and design your own.

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