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How to plan a wedding without breaking your budget
According to the planning website The Knot, couples spent an average of nearly $34,000 on their wedding last year. And while 80 percent of couples say they set a budget, 45 percent report going over it. CBS News Business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” to share tips on how…
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Is this supposed to reflect most couples? C’mon!
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😂$50000 for 1 day!
Omg that white guy looks sooo old
Lol 50 000 dollars. Omg
I wonder if I was a middle age white guy if I would be married by now? Hmmm.
Marriage is a legal contract, nothing more. Anything more than courthouse costs, is just for someone’s ego…
E on money…….e auto….
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Great ideas below me!!
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Goto vegas an elope where 50+ venues are all competing for your business and offer packages. Alone in my city a venue is 8k. A full package from Mandalay is the same some include a planner. Just saying think about it.
Keep it as simple as possible. And don't fall for purchasing things you nor your guests will really see or enjoy. Go digital! I recently went to a wedding where we were invited to an app to share pictures along the way. That cut back on photography costs considerably. Think past the wedding day
$50,000?.. you have money to flush down the toilet.
Just keep it simple. The bride can wear something from a charity shop. The groom probably has a suit in the wardrobe. Wear that. The rings should be below $50. Invite no guests to the reception which is a McDonald's meal between the married couple themselves.
City hall wedding and Golden Corral afterwards……then Bali for the honeymoon!!!