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Buy an Engagement Ring Without Upsetting your Wallet

April 2, 2019 1 Comment

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Society appears to present us with fixed rules that we must follow. Some are immutable laws that will never change. Time will move forward and gravity will pull us down to Earth. Others are governing laws—if you steal you will be punished.

Buy an Engagement Ring Without Upsetting your Wallet

Finally, there are customs. Unlike gravity, these customs can be influenced, generally by those with the most to gain. This can take years or even decades and eventually it feels like it has always been this way. Which is how we arrive at rules such as engagement rings are deserved and must have a large, sparkly diamond, preferably a carat or more, and cost a lot of money.

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Wedding Money Saving Tips From Real Brides

December 26, 2017 1 Comment

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We all want to have a dream wedding, but the reality is that we need to stick to a budget. Yet you can still have a great wedding if you know when and how to save money.

Wedding Money Saving Tips From Real Brides

The national average cost of the wedding is now $35,329 as per the Knot, in 2016, a more than $2k increase over 2015. In this article, we will talk about some great money-saving tricks that we learned from real brides!

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8 Ideas For Saving Money For Your Wedding

December 7, 2017 Leave a Comment

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Managing costs and saving for your wedding can be a daunting task, especially if you want a grand over-the-top wedding that you’ve been pining for.

8 Ideas For Saving Money For Your Wedding

Planning ahead and proper budgeting can help you save big for the wedding you’re looking for, cutting the stress and fretting. Here are a few tips that will assist you with your money saving initiative.

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9 TipsTo Save Money as a Wedding Guest

June 8, 2015 6 Comments

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Weddings are fun and romantic—but that also does not take away that they could be a bit pricey, too, especially when it’s wedding season and almost everyone around you is getting married, with you as a guest.

Wedding Guest

“Our wedding was held years ago, yet the celebration continues to this very day.” – Gene Perret

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5 Ways to Save Money as a Wedding Guest

July 17, 2013 15 Comments

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Back in my country, weddings are not as costly as what it is in the US. Generally, we attended weddings within our own city but occasionally we had to travel long distance by trains. I know those trips and all the associated costs were too much for my father. This guest post from Alice talks about some of the ways to reduce the cost of attending a wedding.

Wedding Guest

If you are in your 20s or 30s, chances are you have a few weddings coming up in the next few months. Once the season kicks off in the spring, there seems to be a wedding every few weekends all the way into the fall.

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