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£1000 Wedding Glasgow
nat91_2
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Hi all,
My partner and I had our wedding planned in our heads but we've come to the realisation that we just can't afford it. We have now set a limit of £1000. I'm struggling to find a venue in or around Glasgow where I can provide my own catering. If anyone can recommend anywhere or give us any tips on how to make our money go far we'd really appreciate it!
Thanks
My partner and I had our wedding planned in our heads but we've come to the realisation that we just can't afford it. We have now set a limit of £1000. I'm struggling to find a venue in or around Glasgow where I can provide my own catering. If anyone can recommend anywhere or give us any tips on how to make our money go far we'd really appreciate it!
Thanks
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Hi and congratulations on your wedding. We've had a similar realisation about our September 2015 and are trying to do it all for under £1k. I'm feeling pretty confident about it, taking it as a challenge.
I can't help specifically with Glasgow as I'm afraid I've never been, but we found a great village hall by us which we can hire from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon (the wedding's Saturday) for £275 and the best thing is it's medieval so it's BEAUTIFUL!
What I've learned is that village halls are not great at having massive internet presence, I found ours by googling local ones and we went for a little morning drive around them all to have a look. Then you can google the name of the hall you like, most of them have a bookings co-ordinator (some are volunteers) and you can ask for a tour.
Also found a helpful tripadvisor thread which may help, don't know how close these places are to you...
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic-g186485-i107-k7102320-Cheap_wedding_venue_village_hall_or_real_barn-Scotland.html
there's plenty of ways to have the best wedding ever, we've found family and friends have offered us so much stuff. We learned not to have a set plan for the exact details in our minds, that way when someone offers to lend or buy something we are really grateful.
I've found a lot of inspiration on Pinterest for making cheap but large decorations for th village hall too, so that's worth a look.
Good luck, hope the day goes well!... and whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should ...0
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