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Planning your wedding can be fun, but if you do not have everything within reach, you might end up with a disaster. If you are planning for an average budget wedding, you need to take note of those three things in your plans: you need an average wedding that does not splurge on all the goodies and frills of a big wedding, you need to plan a wedding not just a reception party, and you need to keep within your budget.
Keeping within a budget and planning your fund allotment may be the most challenging part of your wedding yet.
To plan your budget wedding, you need to take into account the important aspects of your wedding, and concentrate on making these aspects special. You may also want to divide your budget works: one for the bride, and another for the groom.
When you first start budgeting your wedding, know what exactly your budget is, then work below your means. This will keep you from splurging later on when you figure that everything will add up and you can break even anyway. Plus, you get to save some money so you can still have fun after the wedding!
You also need to know exactly the number of guests that you will be inviting. You can talk this over with your husband or wife to be: you can split the number of guests down the middle, with equal numbers going to husband and wife; or you can have a certain number of common friends; the choice is yours.
Do not forget the reception! An average budget wedding should include a modest meal with a few activities for the guests to enjoy. In your plan, do not forget to take into consideration the cake, the caterer, and the music that you plan to have.
When planning your average budget wedding [http://low-budget-weddings.blogspot.com/2007/10/wedding-on-tight-budget.html] , you might also want to download budget sheets, or print out some. Such budget sheets will help you plan faster and organize your budget better so that you can see how much money you can still spare. Happy planning!
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Source by Charlene Nuble
