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Hello Bees,
So I am newly engaged..YAY!! The downside is we haven't saved too much money and I can't really depend on family for help with planning our wedding. I was researching and saw that the average bride spends 25k on their wedding!!
I knew a wedding would be expensive, but being naive this made my jaw drop. I don't and won't have that kind of money saved up by next year! So I have come to the hive for some help and suggestions..I am thinking that for now 5k is more of a budget I can handle, but I worry this would lead to a "cheap" looking wedding. I am wondering how your low budget weddings have turned out..what made them economical yet elegant? I suppose I do always have the option of waiting longer to have our wedding, but hope for a fall wedding which would mean a really long engagement. I am a big DIYer and think that I would be able to save by making our centerpieces and other decor. I also wonder what did you do for food and beverage? Before I ask 100 questions I will stop typing, but do let me know any relevant advice. Also if you have pictures from your low budget wedding please post, I would love to see what 5k can look like!!
First of all - congrats!
There's always ways to work around budget. It really depends on your location and what you can compromise on. How many guests are you having and what time of venue are you looking for?
My wedding budget is 5K for the same reasons you stated. A majority of that is going to the reception. We opted to go for a resort that has a lawn overlooking the beach where set up and breakdown of chairs are included and for the reception the resort provides all linens, table decorations, and obviously the food.
My dress I found at a sample sale for $200 originally $1200. Be prepared to try on many dresses but for me it was so worth it.
I also am doing my own STD and Invites. My mom and aunt are teaming up to make me an original birdcage viel. My wedding favors (which support breast cancer research) I found on sale.
We are definitely going with the less is more route.
The best advice I can offer is to focus on what's important to you and FI, and let the rest go. Invitations were important to me, so we went with letterpress. I got my dress from China (it's gorgeous and doesn't look like we spent $225 on it), my flowers are silk, I've DIYed some stuff, and just let go of a lot of other things.
Another option is to have a Friday night/Sunday afternoon wedding. Our wedding is on a Saturday, but it's a lunchtime reception. Lunch time receptions are good because the food is often less, you can get away without a DJ, since people won't be dancing as much, and best of all? You won't need as much alcohol. We're just offering beer at our reception.
Good luck to you in your planning!
Congrats on your recent engagement!! There are plenty of brides around the boards who are doing low budget weddings so don't get discouraged- it can be done!! Check out the DIY topics for money saving ideas for things you can do yourself and if you do a lot of research and shop around, you can definitely get the most bang for your buck :)
Definitely look into restaurants and cafes in your area, if you're not interested in going the route of finding a park or hosting at home. This made a huge difference in what we were able to afford - none of the restaurants around here that we looked at charged a rental fee or anything. Since we were going with November, we also found that people were a lot more flexible with pricing/what we could do. It's not really wedding season in Minnesota in November, hah. Going with a local restaurant was probably the #1 biggest money saver, allowing us to have more people with better food for a lot less $ than we expected.
Like budgetbeautiful said, definitely look into a Friday or Sunday wedding. We were going to have our wedding this summer for immigration reasons (which we ended up getting sorted out and are now getting married next summer), so we were trying to plan an inexpensive wedding in, like, two months. I called around and our favorite reception venue was 12k (!) for a Saturday, but only 4k for a Sunday! It's amazing how much of a difference one day can make, plus you'll have a better selection of venues and photographers, florists, etc. because it's not on a Saturday.
But even if you do have your wedding on a Saturday, you can totally pull it off for 5k. My sister ended up spending only $2500 on her wedding, and it was the best wedding I've ever been to. She had it in a gorgeous park, which saved her a ton, and she even had a jazz band lead a parade from the park to the reception location (which was awesome). I don't know how she pulled it all off for that little, but it was amazing!
You can definitely pull it off if you do your homework, especially if you DIY a lot of your own stuff. Good luck!
Any wedding expert will tell you this: Cut your guest list! That is the biggest way you will save money. More people equals more food, favors, table (centerpieces), cake, etc. If you can keep your guest list between 50-100 people at the most. Don't invite coworkers and keep it to really close friends and family only (people will understand).
Get your cake at a grocery store. They'll charge you less, and it will taste great. Or, if you have someone in your family who can bake, see if they'll do you a huge favor :)
Skip favors all together, actually. No one needs them, and unless they're edible, no one wants them. Lots of brides are going this route.
Get your dress at a department store. Try to find an evening or cocktail dress in white. Or, look for bridesmaids dresses in white (that's what I did). You'll save tons that way! I only paid $270 for my dress, and it's a designer Priscilla of Boston bridesmaids dress.
Can you have your wedding at a local state park? That way, you'll only pay for a permit fee (usually not more than $100 for the day).
It's good that you're a DIY-er! That will save you lots, too. I LOVE backyard style wedding where the bride makes her own centerpieces and decorations. I attached some pics for inspiration for you. Use flowers picked from someone's garden, if they'll allow it, and mason jars are so cheap! Serve comfort foods that people will love like cheeseburgers, fries and ice cream cones ... people will love it, guranteed! The more different and rustic it is, the more charming it will be, and the more people will like it because it's unique!
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Well, I'm not sure if my wedding is what you'd consider "cheap-looking" but here goes...these are the things that are saving me the most money:
+ DIY invites (we're using a combination of printing at Staples and using the supplies my fiance's mom -- a card-maker -- already has at home; we've budgeted $400 to stationary, including STDs, invites, RSVPs, postage, thank you cards, etc.)
+ silk flowers (not only are we using silk flowers, but we won't have many, either; right now I'm thinking that my fiance and I will each carry a single blue rose with a ribbon, and the centrepieces will be single white daisies in clear blue bottles; estimated cost is $25)
+ make-your own sandwich buffet (we're buying the supplies from Costco and setting everything up ourselves; we'll have each type of meat/bread/etc. on a separate platter, and we're hoping to get SEVERAL kinds of meat -- chicken, turkey, tuna salad, smoked salmon, roast beef, ham, salami, etc. -- and SEVERAL kinds of bread -- whole wheat, white, bagels, pumpernickel, rye, maybe even croissants -- and lots of cheeses, condiments, and veggies; should be able to come in at around $500)
+ DIY cupcakes (instead of a $600 wedding cake, we're going to DIY our cupcakes, including ingredients, decorations, and stand, for around $100)
+ my dress (maximum budget is $500 including alterations, and I will NOT go above that; I don't believe in a "dream dress", I believe in a dream husband)
+ my groom's suit (he will be buying a new tie for the wedding, and that's it; $5)
+ our venue (we're using the same venue for our ceremony and reception, and right now we're looking at using a campground, which will cost about $250)
+ iPod ('nuff said)
Some of the things that I would like to cut the costs on but really can't...:
- sound system (we're thinking of buying a $1500 portable system from Bose, or $1000 outdoor speakers, and using my FBIL's amp; we'll see)
- officiant (Alberta sucks because we can't just have a close friend/relative apply to perform our wedding for us anymore, and because the available officiants charge, like, $500, ugh)
- tent (I do NOT want to be without weather protection...tents cost about $500 including set-up)
I'm not married yet (30 days to go!!!) but it looks like our wedding including RD, ceremony/reception, afterparty at our house, rings, clothing and the honeymoon (plus all the other odds and ends) is going to cost about $6000. It would have been much, much cheaper if my Mom hadn't offered to help. A few things to consider- where are you getting married? How many people will you invite? How fancy do you want it? Before my Mom offered to help out we were planning on a simple ceremony in a park and then a party/BBQ at our house, which would have been very affordable. Our guestlist is small though, about 50 people. You can save money by having a friend or family member get ordained (you can do it online for free) and perform the ceremony. You can get cheap invitation sets and print them out yourselves. We spent $26 at Michaels for ours. I'm going to our local nursery and buying lavender plants and putting them in some terra-cotta pots and using them as our centerpieces. I'm getting cake and cupcakes from our local organic food store. I'm sure the other bees will have many other suggestions but I say use your creativity! We knew we wanted something casual and fun with the emphasis being on family and community; good food and good wine! We are spending no where near the national average on our wedding but I think it's going to be beautiful nonetheless!
Also, my dad's doing our videography, my fiance's aunt is (we hope) doing photography, and we're putting together our own wedding album and guest book with my FMIL's craft supplies.
Some of the other things saving me money that I didn't mention above: no favours, guest list of 80 max, and picnic blankets instead of renting chairs (we'll have lawn chairs for elderly guests if they want them).
You can totally do a fabulous wedding on $5000! Check out some of the Bee's-Miss Bunny is one that comes to mind right away. A great feature right now are the Bee Budgets. I've been getting some good ideas myself. Like one of the above posters said, you have to determine what is important to you and what isn't. For me, my dress was pretty important. I had never gone to a prom or other school dance so I wanted this to be my one and only chance to have a fabulous dress. Turns out, I found a dress I love under $500. I did have to compromise on my venue. The venue of my choice (rustic barn, gazebo for outdoor ceremony) was close to $1500. But we found a venue, while not as pretty, it's only costing us $350 and a lot more extras are included. And we will still be able to be married outside, under a great old tree. We found a photographer that is just starting out so we got a great deal-half the average price of an established photographer. Use connections-our DJ is a relative of a relative and is very reasonably priced. I found the photographer through my hairstylist.
You can do it, you may just have to work a little harder. But it will be worth it.
Also, use the talents of the people around you, got a cousin who's very artistic, see if she'll donate some caligraphy, try to give people "jobs" not only will it cut costs, but you'll be delegating your stress away! Good luck, and remember the wedding is just one day, focus on preparing for your marriage more, and the little things won't matter so much! Happy Planning!
Like previous posters, I agree you have to just let go of the things you don't care about. My budget right now is 8,000, and we're doing fairly well with it.Things like flowers and decore don't matter as much to me as food and drink, so we're focusing more on that. Like you I'm DIYing many aspects of the wedding, including STDs, Invites, Programs, Flowers (silk), BM gifts, GM gifts, ceremony and reception decor (centerpieces, A Huppa/Canopy, seating cards, aisle cones/flowers, aisle runner, favors), I think that's all for now. We also went non-traditonal with food, using a local BBQ place as our caterer, but that's a reflection of us and our style (we're nto big into fancy food). It's all a matter of researching and collecting ideas, the hive is a great place to researching and find ideas that you can use to make your wedding both unique and budget friendly. I also recommend hitting up a bookstore or two and going through the wedding section, you may find some excellent ideas from books. (I know I did!)
You can have the wedding of your dreams without breaking the bank, it's just a matter of planning it all out. Good luck to you and anytime you need to utilize the great people here!
Be prepared to research, research, research! Understand that you can have a great looking wedding on a budget, you just have to get creative.Here are a few things I am doing:
- Hire a caterer who is buidling their business, we found a great caterer who has only done a few events, but who had great references, and they were SO less expensive then others
- No booze, or bring in your own
- Dress custom made from China, I read "Bridal Bargains" and am going with a dressmaker who has excellent feedback
- Ipod reception
- Using a cheaper flower and making it look awesome, I attached a picture of inspiration for my carnation centerpeices
- Few others: cupcakes vs cake, photographer from craigslist, DIY: invitations, programs,bouquets, boots, & centerpeices
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sminerva, I'm loving all the pictures you put on your response! So cool!
We're definitely going low budget. I'm making the invites and found a used dress for $200 and my BMs are just wearing black dresses that they already have. The big thing is that we are having a small wedding, only 25 people and it is a destination wedding so pretty simple. This helps a lot- we'll still eat well and have a great time, but not many peops at all so it makes it MUCH less stress to plan. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!
I'll be honest with you, if it weren't for my dress, our venue, and our honeymoon, we wouldn't be spending a whole lot more than you want to. So if you're not in a major city, are willing to get a sample dress, and can honeymoon in the States, I totally think you can pull off a gorgeous affair for $5k!
There are a couple of good budget bride blogs out there to check out..I think the 10,000 wedding is a good one..there are a few more.
Anybody know of other good budget bride blogs for our friend to puruse for inspiration?
I think that you're getting some amazing suggestions. Might I also suggest taking a flower arrangement class at Michael's or find a florist who does classes so you can DIY with ease? www.fiftyflowers.com has some gorgeous bulk flowers! Also proflowers weddings has great packages for bouquets, bouts, and the maids and moms!
@bellenga: There's always http://2000dollarwedding.com and http://www.apracticalwedding.com, they're pretty good. =) http://www.ambiebride.com has some good tips (but doesn't get updated anymore).
I agree with the other bees who suggested making use of your friends' and families' creativity. Please make sure that they're willing (and hopefully eager!) to help out; some people get offended when you ask them to "work" at a wedding that they'd rather just be a guest at.
I also support off-season, off-day weddings. =) You might get some guests who think you're inconsiderate for having a weekday wedding (some people even get offended if you have your wedding on a Friday night instead of a Saturday night!), but they're probably not worth your time anyways.
Just thought I might add my two cents!
I know that vendors around my area can put tents on rain reserve for you, for like 35% of the fee or something. If you're considering doing an outdoor wedding to save costs, do that! That way, if it rains, you have backup--and if not, you didn't have to worry about if it did rain!
Also, some things I'm doing are definitely DIY centerpieces, having my ceremony/reception at the same place and doing inexpensive things to dress it up. I can do graphic design so that helps, but if you're a little bit challenged, get a friend to help you as their gift to you!
Best wishes to you! :)
Wow, I wish I had found this website way sooner. I've got about a month to go, so everything's already taken care of. I'm not sure what my total will come out to, but I'm guessing it'll be under 10K.
We saved quite a bit by having it on a Friday. My flowers are silk and will be DIY by my FH aunt. My mom and I are DIY the cake(can you say cheesecake?), we were doing all the food ourselves until my FIL offered to pay for catering which still only cost about $1200. As for table decorations, my cousin just got married a year or so ago, so we're borrowing her bowls and are putting our own twist on it. Favors are the mini Hershey bars with personalized labels my mom made. I found some awesomely elegent invitations at Wal-Mart and printed them off ourselves.
One of my cost savers that I'm most proud of is my shoes. My mom found a pair of satin thong sandles for sale at a thrift store. They were BRAND NEW! She paid $2 for them, they were originally $45. I bought a pair of $5 brooches at Wal-Mart and sewed them on to add some bling.
I think the biggest expense was the photographer, but in my mind that is one of the most important things. We will be looking back at these pictures for years to come.
Good luck with the planning...and enjoy it!
My wedding will be about 8-9K depending on if we have 60 or 80 guests. Invites - Vistaprint.com We did small postcards for the STD and oversized postcard for the invite and listed my phone number and our wedding website for RSVPs instead of including a RSVP card. STDs, invites, and postage: $80. Flowers - costco (cheaper in store than online) and my aunts garden and the bouquets, centerpeices etc. will be DIY. Aisle decor: http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/article/pom-poms-and-luminarias?autonomy_kw=pom%20pom&rsc=header_5
The wedding and reception are both in the same location, an italian restaurant. We are serving a full meal, there is a $2000 food minimum but no rental fee except for $300 to also have the ceremony there. Photography - friend/student who just graduated from UNCs photojournalism school $400. Officiant - retired minister friend Free! Videography - fiance's boss doing it as a wedding gift (will be unedited). DJ - work friend who DJed in the past (also a guest) Free! Hair and make-up will be done by my friends who are pretty good at that - Free! So I guess my advice is to use the talents of your friends and family - they have all been more than willing to help me out!
My budget is also 5K. We are saving on the reception. It will be on FH church, which will cost nothing. His family will pay for the food.
Since our wedding is next summer I tried getting in sweepstakes. You never know if you win anything. I ended up winning a Carolina Herrera dress.
So we have the 5K flowers, cake, decoration, Drinks, invitations, favors, etc...
Forgot to add, we're also taking advantage of a Friday night wedding, off-season and days other than Saturday are also big ways to save. Our guest list is also only 100 (trust me it could've been huge) so that is saving us a lot of money as well. I agree with other posters about asking friends and family to help with creative aspects, use those talents (as long as they are willing!).
I have tons of ways to keep to my 5k budget and love blogging about them. All the details are at www.mismikadodowntheaisle.wordpress.com... hope it helps :)
I went btw to the most lovely wedding of a coworker..ON A SUNDAY afternoon..beautiful garden wedding. And he used the $$ he saved to buy his wife the most GORGEOUS diamond band to go with her 1.5 ct diamond e ring! Did I mention they had a luxury suite at Sandals too?
My hand goes up in favor also of friday and sunday and off season weddings for a savings!
Thanks ladies for all the wonderful advice...So here are a few things to add to let you know what I had in mind...I have been imagining a vineyard wedding to be outdoors, but also want my wedding to be in the early fall I have been doing some research and found a local vineyard that would in total cost $4700 for up to 120 guests for 5 hours of reception time. This would include the facility fee, cermony fee, wine pricing, gratuity and sales tax, and rental items (tent, dance floor, tables, chairs, siding , lights, kitchen tent.) The downside is that this doesn't include food, music, photographer or anything else that I didn't mention. I am still early on in the research process and am sure there are many other cheaper options I have not explored. After all, there are many vineyards in the fingerlakes region. I am hoping for some less expensive options. Does anyone have suggestions for a wedding like this in the fingerlake region of NY?
I must also mention that both my FH and I are Catholic and also first marriages for us both. He's got a BIG family being Irish Catholic. We figured around 350 guests!! I wanted the big but not TOO big, beautiful wedding I've always dreamed about, but also didn't want to take a loan out to pay for it. It's tough, but it's possible!
For something different, think out of town; FI and I are going to Las Vegas, and only our nearest and dearest will be joining us. They are coming at their own expense, and we're getting married in one of the small chapels, but adding a limo-photo tour to our plans. We'll have a small cake. Our only hosted event will be dinner post-ceremony. No hall rental, just a nice restaurant. Total est, including travvel? Around $3500, not including spending money.
If you don't have your heart set on a traditional wedding, this is a nice 'something different'. There hasn't been a ton of work to do, and we're paying cash for the whole thing while continuing to save for a house.
Has anyone made there own cake? or made a fake cake and ordered sheet cake? Could this be something that is worth doing to save money? I have made cakes using fondant before and think with enough practice I could manage making our own cake, but I worry that this would add a lot of unnecessary stress to an already chaotic event...what are your thoughts?
Definitely DIY's have helped me alot. I shop at Michaels, Walmart & Goodwill. Also consider looking up coupons for Michaels - which you can get online & plan out your projects so you get one each time you go & it will save you alot of money in the long run.
Keep the guest list low. We have a 10K budget with 75 guests in Miami - its hard but we are making it happen.
As for your dress - check out bridal events in your area - especially Running of the Brides. I got my dress for $250 w/ alterations - everything will be $500 - that really helped out the budget.
Go for semi-formal rather than formal - this can help out with attire cost - consider your FH can wear a sit rather than a tux - perhaps find one at a sale or look online.
Also, DIY your centerpieces - by keeping the guest list low you have less tables - which means more DIY possibilities. Dont need a florist - just go to the flower stand about a month before scope out what you like & then photo it & have some friends get together to help you the day before & leave them at your venue so they can place them on the table.
Less guests = less linens, FOOD, DRINKS - less costs!
With a budget - remember, quality over quantity is what I feel works best!
Biggest money saver ever- Costco roses!!! We ordered them ahead of time, and got incredible flowers that lasted for two weeks after our wedding, and they're $15.99 for two dozen. We got roses for 20 boquets (mine, bridesmaids, centerpieces), 7 bouts, 4 corsages and other decorations for undre $250. That plus about $10 for supplies like florists tape and wire, and some bribes to our friends to help us and we were set.
Second biggest money saver ever- finding a venue that let us bring in our own alcohol. Again, Costco- big bottles of wine are cheap cheap cheap.
Congrats BlueButterfly! It's great seeing another CNY bride on the boards! I'm an under 5K bride too. I don't know how big of a guest list you are going to have, but IMO that will be what determines where your budget will be spent. You might be able to get better deals if you do an off day like the sunday before columbus day.
I'm having small intimate wedding. Just 30-32 guests and we are having a sit down plated dinner at a restaurant in Utica. Our cost is $40.00 per person including open bar for the duration of the event. A friend is doing our cake as a gift. My dress was a sample from a local bridal shop, the total cost with alterations was $600.00. I found my shoes for $8.00 at Payless. I got my headpiece & veil at Michaels for about $25 thanks to their 50% off coupons. My flowers cost $250.00 at a local florist. I found a photgrapher on Craigslist for $800.00. I found a limo for $250.00. My Fi's ring was $500.00. His tux rental was $120.00. Our officiant charges $500.00. We are going to iPod our reception. I found Michael's to be great for DIY projects like our invites, centerpieces & favors...they always have 40-50% off coupons and they will take competitors coupons, but you can only use one at a time.
I really recommend you pick up a copy of Bridal Bargains....it has great tips in it. The best $15.00 I spent so far. It has saved me a ton of money.
I agree about Bridal Bargains, good read. However, I checked it out at the local library. They had several shelves of wedding books. I've also seen it on craigslist and at used books stores.
Hello again bluebutterfly... I did a little research and created a post just for you listing some finger lake region venue options. Hope it helps! :)
http://mismikadodowntheaisle.wordpress.com/2009/07/05/venue-ideas-for-bluebutterfly/
I'm also on a low budget..like $3000. My FH works on a military base and we are getting married in a garden area in front of a fountain--FREE.
Reception in the club/bar at the base $250 includes clean up.
Photgrapher: local photography student $200
DJ: wife of FH coworker, she does karaoke also $200 for 4 hours
Invites: from Hobby Lobby on clearance for $9, printed for $4, postage for invites and RSVP was about $40
FLowers: Fake from Hobby Lobby, Daisies and sunflowers 50% off
Dress: ordered tea length bridemaides dress in white $90 including shipping
Shoes: clearance at Deb $7
hair/makeup: sister in law FREE
FI/groomsman outfits: khaki pants and button down shirts
bridesmaid dresses: sundress of their choosing
centerpieces: MIL found heart shaped dishes at garage sale 14 for $7, adding colored gems with water and a floating daisy; gems at dollar store $10 for 10 packs
food: hor doerve reception starting at 2pm, food being made by myself and MIL's
I'm looking for deals everywhere I can find them, not spending a bunch of money on decor
Cut your guest list if you can. Check etsy for everything!! Lol! I love etsy! Consider getting married the day before a holiday. For example, the day before the day before Thanksgiving. Most people have the day before Thanksgiving off. Having your wedding on these non-holiday holidays will save you a ton of money. You can also work on some DIY things. Invites are a sure fire thing to do diy as well as your centerpieces. Candles in a votive with ribbon wrapped around them go a long way.
Wow, you have gotten a lot of suggestions!! I love this website for that reason, but I didn't have time to read them all, so sorry if I have repeated some.
I am doing my own flowers.. I'm just going to Whole Foods or a farmers market a few days before and picking them myself and then doing a simple bouquet. I'll attach a picture of my practice bouquet (I'm not married yet). Keep in mind the flowers aren't the ones I'm actually using since it's just cheap flowers from WalMart, but I'm budgeting about $50.00 on flowers. Also, my centerpeices are potted flowers. You can find some cheap containers and spray paint them. Mine look great! I would attach a picture, but I don't have them all made yet. Also, ask around!! Other people are your best resource!! My FI found our baker from someone at his work who had recently gotten married. We are getting a beautiful and delicious cake for $230.
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So you've gotten some great advice so far, but here's my two cents:
1. Have the reception at a restuarant, as opposed to a hotel or other venue. (This can save you thousands!)
2. Make it a small guest list.
3. Think outside the box. (You could spend hundreds or even thousands on save the dates and invitations. Why not do something creative instead? You could make a YouTube video of yourself and your fiance for a save-the-date or an invitation! I would be thrilled if I got this from a couple - it's so creative! And CHEAP. You could then direct them to a wedding Web site for more information and to submit their RSVP. Total cost for this? If you already own a Web cam, camcorder or can borrow a friends - just 9.99 for the Web site.)
4. Look to local universities, community colleges and trade schools for your vendors. Hire grad students in the local university's graduate film and photojournalism programs to do your videography and photography. Hire students in a culinary program to do catering. (Most culinary programs do this on a regular basis....and they're so much cheaper than hiring a caterer). Hire students from a floral program to do flowers, etc.
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