Planning

Have you ever thought of having just fifty people at your wedding? Maybe you have to compromise and let that number become five hundred because of your parents and in-laws. This article will guide you in creating the perfect wedding guest list, especially if you have number constraints;

An Adult Only Event

For most couples, magical beginnings start with a proposal. Then, it follows with the customary introduction and plans for a wedding.

But what about when all of that doesn’t happen? Should you consider getting a wedding dress in hopes that he will pop the question? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of making this decision.

PROS

When you finally get settled with your spouse, one of the things you both have to consider is your spending habits. Since you're now spending the rest of your life with your other half, finances can easily become one of the major issues in your marriage. Here's why you should rethink your financial habits once you're married.

It is important that you begin saving for your wedding as early as possible. You can use some of these tips to save for your big day:

Start saving early: Open a savings account as soon as you can and start saving. Remember not to use this bank account for other expenses. You can work with your bank to set an option for auto-debit at the beginning of the month from your other "earning" account to the wedding account.