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When planning a wedding, it is often the first time you have done it. Wedding vendors know this. In fact, they are counting on this. They know you are not going to "know the ropes." They are confident they can get you to pay their price because when you hear their outrageous quotes you simply think it is acceptable because this day only happens once in a lifetime. They know you think that and they know you are willing to pay for your day to be perfect.
You have been dreaming about your wedding for years. It should be perfect. For it to be perfect you are probably going to need to learn a little about wedding planning or pay big bucks to get what you want. You choose. It may seem simple at first to plan a wedding by yourself, but once you get into it you realize you may be in over your head. However, that stressful feeling can be avoided by doing a little preparation before you begin. You do not want to regret your wedding. You want it to look flawless and appear as if you spend thousands more than you did. Any bride can achieve this look by knowing exactly when to cut corners. For instance, to vendors "wedding" equals "largest budget for a single event you will ever have." They know you will pay more for the service than if it was a birthday party. A savvy bride knows this and will know how to get the vendors at her price, not theirs.
Do not begin planning a wedding with your eyes closed unless you want to pay thousands more than you need to. Go into it be a knowledgeable bride. You better believe if you are going to be throwing out money blindly, people are going to keep taking it.
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Source by Julie Stewart