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    Wedding Centerpieces : How to Make Budget Wedding Centerpieces

    By on Friday, February 3rd, 2012 | 11 Comments


    Making wedding centerpieces on a budget can be done by finding mismatched vases at thrift stores, filling the vases with fruit and adorning them with a sprig of baby’s breath. Create inexpensive centerpieces that add color to a wedding table scape with advice from an event coordinator in this free video on weddings.

    Todich Floral Design Wedding Flower Budget Planner

    By on Sunday, January 29th, 2012 | 2 Comments


    Use our interactive flower budget planner to make selections according to your requirements. Planning your wedding flowers has never been so easy. You can choose each category and select an item to add. Feel free to browse our website on www.todichfloraldesign.co.uk

    Open bar on a teeny budget?

    By on Monday, January 9th, 2012 | 13 Comments

    So, my wedding budget is only $3000.00. We just bought a house and have no extra money. I really want to offer my guests something besides food, without going crazy on the open bar. We thought we could either do one or two his and hers cocktails, or just have well liquors and a beer selection, and a fully stocked bar if people want to buy anything. I hate that we can’t just offer free drinks, but we simply can’t afford it. Have you been to weddings where the drinks aren’t all free? Is it tacky to only offer a couple options for free drinks? I’ve obviously never planned a wedding before, and have only been to one wedding as it is, so just looking for some advice here. Any thoughts would be appreciated!
    And please don’t berate me for being poor. I work my booty off.

    Need Help planning a small budget wedding for a sick friend in NY…Any ideas etc. will be so much appreciated?

    By on Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 | 3 Comments

    I really need help! I need to plan a super cheap $1000 budget wedding/reception in Westchester County, NY or surrounding areas? I’m planning it for my very sick best friend(more like sister), who’s very sick and battling Lupus with a 1 year old at home. It will be a max. of 30 ppl, no kids. I have a volunteer to photograph(my hubby does it as his hobby ;) ,I’m doing the decor and table setting myself to save and I’m also paying for her gown & a friend is doing the music. We also have a family member who make professional cakes willing to give us a great deal on that as well, and we are having a yard sale to hopefully make some of the money to pay for the actual wedding bands. I just want it to be as special and elegant as it can be for her. She deserves it! Any help, ideas would be so appreciated! Cheap venues, food/bev., anything at all? thanks so much guys!
    Thanks so much guys. We weren’t planning to have any alcohol at all, only because she doesn’t drink anyway, so I was thinking of a cash bar. My main concern where am I gonna get food/bevs. , a place and decor for $1000?

    Destination wedding on a limited budget?

    By on Sunday, January 1st, 2012 | 8 Comments

    We’re planning a wedding in Florida but have a very limited budget. Any suggestions on the best ways to cut reception costs?? We only plan on having between 25 and 50 guests but don’t know where to begin. Do we do it all ourself from afar and just pray it works out? OR, do we hire a coordinator to get us the cheapest but still quality stuff and find a site, etc?
    Well, it’s not really “dirt cheap” but around $7,500, for everything, not just the reception. That includes attire, etc. Thanks for all the help

    Champage taste on a beer budget wedding… any advice??

    By on Wednesday, December 28th, 2011 | 9 Comments

    Alright so I have an extremely low budget for my June 2009 wedding. I found my dress for $179 at davids bridal online, and I am very crafty so I am doing mostly a diy thing. I want everything to look classy but I am having a hard time finding things with my budget. The good news is that I am having at most 50 guests… and my parents and future in laws are making all of the food, my dad is making the cakes, and my mom is doing my flowers. has anyone ever looked into hiring a string quartet of like seniors in high school? I read on many websites that that is a cheap way to go when you can’t shell out the big bucks… the ceremony is going to be outside at a park and the reception is inside the community center room. I appreciate any advice you can give… Thanks

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