People who have done small weddings please read! Or anyone with good ideas!?
Well, we were planning on this big, elaborate wedding with 200+ guests at first. Well we started figuring up all the costs and realized that we should just put most of that money for the wedding towards a down payment for the new home and furnishings. Which we absolutely think is a much smarter idea. So to keep our mortgage payment down and avoid bankruptcy (lol) we are cutting the wedding cost waaayyy down and the parents and ourselves will be devoting the “wedding money” to a home. So how can we do this inexpensive but classy? We also decided to invite only close family and friends and not have any bridal party, except for one best man and maid of honor. As for a reception, we might have a catered dinner somewhere very nice, but no reception. Instead we will go out of town for a few days just to get away. We plan on the actual honeymoon for Summer of 2009 or so! So my actual question is ideas for the ceremony! Thanks everyone!
A garden wedding is very classy and can be a very thrifty choice, especially if you know someone with a lovely garden! You can pay for an officiant, get friends to cater (you could just do finger sandwiches and tea- a very classy and cheap alternative to a cocktail hour).
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