5 smart ways to save on wedding held

Wedding Tips - The most frequently so the question in the minds of the bride groom is how to hold a magnificent wedding and festive but not draining and costly? Well that remains to be answered by the person who has experienced it. Why these questions need to be answered, because we did not want the day or great moments that only happen once in a lifetime pass to the flat and ordinary. And for it, so here we will share a few tips that should apply in planning a big party for your wedding day. Here are some tips ...!
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

Select a place or a building that has multiple functions with services relying party designers. Thus, in addition to ease of invited guests, will also be very good because the package is complete. Including, chairs, tables and decoration of the building. Compared with the rent alone, mending find a package that includes all, as already mentioned above.
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

Related to the above first way, every place the building for the wedding party had a definite schedule and wait queues that may be dozens. Therefore, we must first calculate the exact day and date. So that costs can be offered cheaper. Another tip is to avoid holiday-related or other holidays. Because, at the end of the week is usually the price of the rent of the building can be more expensive.
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

The third tip is by way of serving food and drinks that are friends with our bags. Needless to luxury, which is important all the invited guests feel happy and eat the food that we provide.
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

The fourth is about ornaments and decorations. Tips to be performed is to purchase materials or lasting flowers. So that it can be used in a longer period of time. This way it is possible to use these ornaments on two events. As at the reception and also weddings.
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

And the last one is planning a honeymoon. We try to look for discounts or rebates. As for using the package cost if you want a honeymoon abroad. And selecting or cheap location.
5 smart ways to save on wedding held

 
Now that he's some wedding tips that you can follow. So you can save more money for other needs. So what? What all the above tips help? Do not forget to share it to another friend yes ...! In order 5 smart ways to save on wedding held this could be more helpful! 

A 1950's Vintage Themed Wedding with a Grace Kelly Inspired Bride - Part 2

With a vintage 1950's theme, and a rustic-glamorous venue, this wedding is something of a humdinger! the bride and groom, Tania and Tegid threw themselves into the planning process, adding tonnes of personalised ideas, and doing a fair few DIY projects along the way. There's lots of money-saving tips in Tania's answers to the Before the Big Day Bride's Questionnaire, including print-your-own wedding stationery from Zazzle, make your own favours with Jen's Sweet Shop vintage bonbons, and original 1970s figurines of Princess Leia and Han Solo as a cake topper. I'm also a big fan of their heart-shaped blackboards - such a useful photo prop! Loving all their wedding pictures, published with thanks to the talented team of Ben and Hannah of HBA Photography.


We got married in the Midlands on 31st August 2013. The ceremony was held at St John the Baptist's Church in Middleton, followed by our reception at Shustoke Farm Barns in Coleshill.



We saw a lot of lovely old hotels full of character, but for the number of guests we had {approx. 90}, with most of them we would have had to have held our wedding breakfast in a marquee away from the main venue. So when we found Shustoke Farm Barns, a red brick 18th century building which was still being renovated {we saw it pretty much as a building site, without a roof!}, we thought it was perfect. It had all the beautiful traditional rustic charm, but with the added bonus of lots of capacity!



My bridesmaids’ outfits were a design from Mori Lee. We decided on an elegant chiffon design as it suited all my lovely ladies and had the same Hollywood 50s glamour feel we were looking for to complement my dress.


Our wedding photographers were Ben and Hannah of HBA Photography. We discovered them at a wedding fayre and they were the first supplier we booked! Their work stood out from the competition as they clearly had a natural talent for creating stunning and creative photos that were quirky and fun, as well as capturing the more traditional wedding shots. 



As a bonus, HBA Photography were super friendly on the day, and worked tirelessly to capture the various types of shots we had included in our brief.



I am a big fan of Grace Kelly! So my dress was very much inspired by her timeless look. We therefore had a hint of a 50s vintage theme throughout the wedding, from the 50s inspired design on the stationery, the style of the bridesmaid dresses, the traditional bonbons for favours, all the way through to our vintage suitcase, which we used as a wedding card postbox.


We didn't have to do a lot to decorate the venue as the decor held its own. We just added some country-style flower arrangements on the tables in enamel jugs to add a burst of colour.



We chose Claretys for our wedding flowers. They're a local florist near to my mum's house. They were very professional, and I liked the look and feel of their previous displays. The two ladies who ran the shop were also very attentive and listened to what we were looking for, but were great at advising what combination of buds would complement each other, and which flowers might not work. I felt they also offered great value and I would certainly recommend them again!



For all our wedding stationery, we used a pre-designed invite from the website Zazzle, featuring a very 'Bewitched' style, bird and cake design. It seemed a perfect choice to go with the vintage-y feel we were going for, and also complemented our colour theme of taupe and purply/pinks. We used the same design theme and font for all our other stationery, including the order of service, our table place names and for creating our table plan.


A cousin of my husband's created our cake. She has her own small business, called The Bespoke Bakery, creating delicious and fabulous looking cakes. We gave her an outline of the theme/style/colour scheme of the wedding and she suggested the three-tier cake that she made for us. 



It was made of lemon cake for the bottom two tiers, and a fruit cake for the top, with a simple but effective design of hydrangea petals cascading down the side. Sitting atop of the cake were original 1970s figurines of Princess Leia and Han Solo bride and groom, for my husband, lest we forget how big a Star Wars fan he is! ;-)


We had quite a few DIY projects! My groom, parents and I had a bit of a production line going on the week leading to the wedding, diligently making the table plans, favours and name cards. My friend also designed and made the order of service. We also fashioned our postbox from an old vintage suitcase and created a photo display of the wedding photos of our close family members, including all our grandparents.



Our wedding favours were vintage sweets {bonbons}, supplied by Jen's Sweet Shop. They continued the vintage theme, and were quite cost effective, as we made them up ourselves using cellophane bags and lots of pretty ribbon.


I did enjoy being so closely involved with so many aspects of the planning of the wedding, as it felt very personal by the end of it. However, I did find it challenging to balance all the wedding preparation with a full time job, and found it rather tiring by the end! 


It's really tempting to try and be involved in every aspect of planning your day, but sometimes you have to trust other people/suppliers to help you along the way, otherwise, you can get overwhelmed by it all. So delegate, delegate, delegate wherever you can and on the day, try to forget all the planning and just let your hair down!


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A 1950's Vintage Themed Wedding with a Grace Kelly Inspired Bride

Bride's looking for an idea for a theme for their wedding will love today's Grace Kelly-inspired big day! Bride, Tania is a huge fan of the 50's star, and chose her Justin Alexander wedding dress based on her unique, elegant style. This in turn led to 50's inspired stationery, bridesmaid dresses {by Mori Lee}, traditional bonbon favours, and even the vintage suitcase as a wedding card postbox. I'm head-over-heels for their barn wedding venue, booked on a leap of faith, considering it wasn't even finished when they made the reservation! Add in a stunning bouquet of roses and eucalyptus, groom Tegid, in his morning suit, and two lovely late-1950s Daimlers for wedding transport, and I'm in wedding-heaven! Fabulous photographs published with thanks to Ben and Hannah of HBA Photography - don't miss the reception pictures coming later today!


We got married in the Midlands on 31st August 2013. The ceremony was held at St John the Baptist's Church in Middleton, followed by our reception at Shustoke Farm Barns in Coleshill.


I am a big fan of Grace Kelly! So my dress was very much inspired by her timeless look. We therefore had a hint of a 50s vintage theme throughout the wedding, from the 50s inspired design on the stationery, the style of the bridesmaid dresses, the traditional bonbons for favours, all the way through to our vintage suitcase, which we used as a wedding card postbox.



We chose the traditional Wedding March for me to walk up the aisle and left as man and wife to 'The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba' which we liked because it was upbeat. and felt suited to that higher energy feeling after people have just been wed!


The fabulous church choir also sang two Beach Boys numbers during the signing of the register – which really entertained our congregation whilst we were out the back.


SGR Vintage Hair and Make-up made me look beautiful. Sarah Russell did an excellent job at being calm and serene during the mayhem of all the ladies getting ready! She also made me feel Grace Kelly-like walking down the aisle.


My wedding dress was a Justin Alexander design. It was such a classic and graceful design full of vintage 50s sophistication. I loved the lace which was definitely a nod to Grace Kelly's own wedding dress, but the style wasn’t too fussy. Simple and elegant. I loved wearing it all day, and felt a real princess!


I borrowed my gorgeous silk veil from my sister-in-law {to be} so was delighted to be able to continue a family tradition by wearing it on our special day. My hairpins were from Glitzy Secrets, my pearl earrings were borrowed from my other sister-in-law, and my bracelet was my 'something old', a vintage bracelet from an antique shop.

My shoes were by Benjamin Adams. They had the same 50's style I was looking for – and once I realised they were called ‘Grace’ I knew they were meant to be!



My husband was very keen to wear the traditional morning suit and we chose Austin Reed to supply his, and the other groomsmen’s outfits.







We had two lovely late 1950s Daimlers from Finishing Touches Cars to transport the bridal party. Steve who drove my dad and I to the church, was incredibly good at making me feel very relaxed, and calming all last-minute butterflies before my big entrance!



We chose Claretys for our wedding flowers. They're a local florist near to my mum's house. They were very professional, and I liked the look and feel of their previous displays. 



The two ladies who ran the shop were also very attentive and listened to what we were looking for, but were great at advising what combination of buds would complement each other, and which flowers might not work. I felt they also offered great value and I would certainly recommend them again!

Our wedding photographers were Ben and Hannah of HBA Photography. We discovered them at a wedding fayre and they were the first supplier we booked! Their work stood out from the competition as they clearly had a natural talent for creating stunning and creative photos that were quirky and fun, as well as capturing the more traditional wedding shots. 


As a bonus, HBA Photography were super friendly on the day, and worked tirelessly to capture the various types of shots we had included in our brief.


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Original & Brilliant Pinata Wedding Decoration

The reason I started this blog - all those years ago {!} - was as a record of all the fantastic and original ideas I'd found. It took me a while to choose the theme of my wedding, and before Pinterest was invented, it was the only way I could save all my wedding inspiration. I'm still dazzled by all the fabulous, fun and creative wedding products on Etsy - regular readers will know it's my secret go-to source for ideas. My latest find? I am OBSESSED with the sheer coolness of these glittery love heart pinatas by Party Pony Pinata. And don't you wish you could get married on that beach......


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Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic

Wedding Dress - The wedding dress is in dire need of a reliable designer wedding reception that day we become smooth and perfect as expected. With proper design, not only take pride in wearing the shirt. But the photos and videos that will be enshrined into sweeter and you will look more beautiful and elegant. Previously we've shared about 5 Examples of Wedding Bouquets, and in order to complete the post, here we will give information about the design of the famous wedding dress is from Provonias. Curious as to what the picture? The following screen shot you can see.
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
Design wedding dress Provonias the Classical and Romantic
 Images From : http://www.pronovias.us/

How? Very elegant and dynamic look right? By wrapping lace on the sleeves and there is also a sleeveless. Design the wedding dress is reserved for those who want to be different in a wedding ceremony that will be held. All images are the result of the design and creation of Provonias who have long design wedding dress with some already millions of brides who book. Very popular and also great for those who are want to find renowned designers. For more details please visit the website directly from Provonias in
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Real Rustic Beach-side Wedding

I've fallen in love big-time with this wedding. There are just so many stealworthy ideas, and every time I look at the pics, I spot more and more. I've only just noticed that they used a slice of log as a cake stand - super rustic but super stylish! It's all down to the happy couple, Betty and Kent. Betty is an interior designer, and you can really see her talent reflected in these gorgeous pictures by Punam Bean. Lace is a dominant theme, starting with Betty's dress, and continuing to the bridesmaids' parasols and the delicately decorated water bottles. Also loving the bright pop bottles and pashmina library, plus Betty's fab red shoes - yum!





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