Why Have a Wedding Budget?

You can’t start wedding planning without one

It’s impossible to start looking at venues or vendors and dates without an actual budget. How much you’re comfortable spending will dictate who you talk with and book. Leah shares some great tips for helping you craft your wedding budget while staying true to you and your vision. The first step of wedding planning is wedding budgeting.

It can help you not make emotional decisions

Creating your budget before you become emotionally involved in the process helps keep you on track. When you attend that bridal show and see the most amazing ice sculpture artist and just have to have them you can lean on the budget you created when more level heads prevailed. It’s important to remember that your wedding day is just one day in your life together with your significant other. Simple piece of advice; don’t go into debt.

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