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How are you saving for you wedding?
Evansangel
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Im just curious really.
Can you do the poll above please?
Im currently saving in a weddings saving account and we are getting out a small loan, and im going on an ebay selling spree tonight.
Plus his parents are helping out abit
Can you do the poll above please?
Im currently saving in a weddings saving account and we are getting out a small loan, and im going on an ebay selling spree tonight.
Plus his parents are helping out abit
How are you paying for your wedding? 33 votes
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Mixture of aboveWe each have an ISA and a Barclays saving account (opened whilst it was the higher rate) but we'll still have to use the credit card a bit probably. My parents were able to give us a small amount but their money was all in investments and they lost a huge amount when all this happened.
SK xAfter 4 years of heartache, 3 rounds of IVF and 1 loss :A - we are finally expecting our miracle Ki11en - May 2014 :j
And a VERY surprise miracle in March 2017!0 -
we are not actually saving as we are paying things off each month and have been buying things each month too as we are having a low budget of £2500 , its worked ouut well for us xwins :- x2 hair dyes ,mascara, epilator,personalised card , glass photo ,comp angels please throw some luck my way
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Mixture of aboveOurs is a mixture of savings and help from parents. Although my contribution is the honeymoon and some of that may have to go on my flexible friend
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SavingsSavings and parents (they are paying for the reception and cars but should come in at less than £5k).
I wouldn't dream of getting a loan/credit card for a wedding, I am a firm believer that if people can't afford a lavish wedding etc they should cut their cloth accordingly. If we didn't have the money for the wedding (we've been saving for what feels like forever) then we would be scaling down.0 -
IWantToBeFree wrote: »Savings and parents (they are paying for the reception and cars but should come in at less than £5k).
I wouldn't dream of getting a loan/credit card for a wedding, I am a firm believer that if people can't afford a lavish wedding etc they should cut their cloth accordingly. If we didn't have the money for the wedding (we've been saving for what feels like forever) then we would be scaling down.
our oppinions are like that if we cant afford it one month then we dont get it and look for a cheaper one , as i have no parents to help pay and hubb2bs parents are on a pension its all down to us , but we are like that with everything if we have the money we have it ,if not we dont ! we have still managed to have most things for our wedding even little things like crystals and nice gifts just been a bargin hunter lolwins :- x2 hair dyes ,mascara, epilator,personalised card , glass photo ,comp angels please throw some luck my way
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Mixture of abovemy mums paying for our reception and the rest were not saving were just paying stuff off every payday
T x:heart2:Marrying the love of my life:heart2:
:smileyhea8th August 2009!:smileyhea0 -
Mixture of abovegoing thirds with parents and OHs parents, but our third is all with matched betting funds
Mummy to Thomas born April 27th 2010 8lb 5oz0 -
i'd never ask my mum or parents in law to give us money for a wedding and i wouldn't accept it if they offered. in fact, they did offer and we said would it be OK if we bought a house instead? they were far happier with that lolKavanne
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Mixture of aboveHow is accepting money for a wedding any better than accepting money for a house??
We used our own money for house......which is probably why we had none left for wedding!!!Mummy to Thomas born April 27th 2010 8lb 5oz0 -
Because we have something to show for it at the end (I feel), something tangible. You can't sell a wedding after you've bought it if you need to lol
But of course everyone feels differently.Kavanne
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